February 17, 2020 • 27 mins
The newly appointed Offensive Coordinator for the Washington Redskins talks about the coaching profession and how to be successful in such a competitive industry.
Being a quarterback and quarterbacks coach himself, Scott discusses the work ethic of youth quarterbacks and how youth coaches can best foster development of talented players.
Also, Scott remarks on the importance and value of doing your best work in your current role plus the impact of holding players personally accountable for their contributions to the team.
(0:00 - 2:14) - Introduction and Everything “If You Don’t Grind” Stands For
(2:14 - 2:43) - Music Introduction to Podcast
(2:43 - 8:03) - Introducing Scott Turner, Washington Redskins Offensive Coordinator, his Background, View on Relationships and Previewing What’s to Come in Interview
(8:03 - 10:06) - Scott Turner Introduction—His Early College Days at UNLV, and Growing Up Around Football with His Father, Norv Turner
(10:06 - 13:08) - Experience as Cleveland Browns Wide Receivers Coach + Josh Gordon Historic 2013 Season
(13:08 - 14:24) - How Scott Turner Gets Most Out of Wide Receivers (Stefon Diggs, D.J. Moore, etc.) and the Passing Game
(14:24 - 16:14) - Putting Players Such as Christian McCaffrey in Position to Make Plays in the Passing Game and Establishing “Versatility”
(16:17 - 17:14) - Thoughts on Washington Redskins Offensive Personnel including QB Dwayne Haskins
(17:14 - 18:42) - Scott Turner’s Thoughts on Upcoming Athletes and Quarterbacks
(18:42 - 20:44) - Scott Turner’s Advice for Young Players and Coaches
(20:44 - 21:42) - Excitement for Calling Plays, Gratefulness for Ron Rivera + Strategy
(21:42 - 22:56 ) - Calculated Risks Involved in Calling Plays/ Studying Defensive Tendencies/ Timing of “when to call a play”
(22:56 - 24:32) - Scott Turner on NFL Draft Combine + Pro Day’s Value
(24:32 - 26:23) - Scott Turner on His Wife and the Life of a Coach Moving Around the Country “Redskins fans are going to be happy this season with what we got going on”
(26:23 - 27:37) - Outro - Thanks for Washington Redskins Offensive Coordinator Scott Turner for Coming on “If You Don’t Grind”
Being a quarterback and quarterbacks coach himself, Scott discusses the work ethic of youth quarterbacks and how youth coaches can best foster development of talented players.
Also, Scott remarks on the importance and value of doing your best work in your current role plus the impact of holding players personally accountable for their contributions to the team.
(0:00 - 2:14) - Introduction and Everything “If You Don’t Grind” Stands For
(2:14 - 2:43) - Music Introduction to Podcast
(2:43 - 8:03) - Introducing Scott Turner, Washington Redskins Offensive Coordinator, his Background, View on Relationships and Previewing What’s to Come in Interview
(8:03 - 10:06) - Scott Turner Introduction—His Early College Days at UNLV, and Growing Up Around Football with His Father, Norv Turner
(10:06 - 13:08) - Experience as Cleveland Browns Wide Receivers Coach + Josh Gordon Historic 2013 Season
(13:08 - 14:24) - How Scott Turner Gets Most Out of Wide Receivers (Stefon Diggs, D.J. Moore, etc.) and the Passing Game
(14:24 - 16:14) - Putting Players Such as Christian McCaffrey in Position to Make Plays in the Passing Game and Establishing “Versatility”
(16:17 - 17:14) - Thoughts on Washington Redskins Offensive Personnel including QB Dwayne Haskins
(17:14 - 18:42) - Scott Turner’s Thoughts on Upcoming Athletes and Quarterbacks
(18:42 - 20:44) - Scott Turner’s Advice for Young Players and Coaches
(20:44 - 21:42) - Excitement for Calling Plays, Gratefulness for Ron Rivera + Strategy
(21:42 - 22:56 ) - Calculated Risks Involved in Calling Plays/ Studying Defensive Tendencies/ Timing of “when to call a play”
(22:56 - 24:32) - Scott Turner on NFL Draft Combine + Pro Day’s Value
(24:32 - 26:23) - Scott Turner on His Wife and the Life of a Coach Moving Around the Country “Redskins fans are going to be happy this season with what we got going on”
(26:23 - 27:37) - Outro - Thanks for Washington Redskins Offensive Coordinator Scott Turner for Coming on “If You Don’t Grind”
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