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Message: [QUOTE="Deleted member 7047, post: 3991311"] Dino was asked about Shrader's remarks in his Monday press conference. The reporter added something about a player game planning or something. Dino said that the player's don't know enough to game plan, but that a player has the right to express what he likes and doesn't like to do in an offense. I have no reason to take that anyway but at face value, but I do agree that, ideally, that is something you raise in private first. I have no contact with the program, but I would assume that players get some type of briefing at some point about what is and isn't appropriate to say and/or do in a press conference. To me, Dino appears to be relatively easy-going, but I think part of Jarveon Howard's recent problems related to his on-field reaction to not getting the ball on that Shrader touchdown. So, there is evidence he does care how his players act in public. But, who knows what his limits are in that regard. [/QUOTE]