The NFL is often attributed to the quote “Not For Long” for a variety of reasons such as injury, or just the cut-throat nature of the business when it comes to competition level. The offseason is a chance for players and coaches to gain a leg up on their opposition, whether that’s in the weight room, immersing themselves in the playbook and for coaches, studying game film to recognize strengths as well as need areas. For secondary coach Grady Brown, who’s now entering his sophomore season, he sat down earlier with Steelers Team Reporter Missi Matthews to discuss several things, including a close relationship with new Defensive Coordinator Teryl Austin, who formerly was the team’s secondary coach, as well as preparations he’s made on his own behalf.
‘More Responsibility On My Shoulders:’ Grady Brown On Year Two In The NFL
