Air Bear has been assembled. Now it's up to Matt Eberflus, Shane Waldron and staff to make sure it's not Err Bear again.
"But I also say I think we have a really good approach with all of the players and I think that’s maybe different than it was in the past. The way we take it really serious in terms of a nutritional standpoint, to performance to mental skills to how our coaches teach. I think we've made some really good strides, but it's going to take everybody and everyone is going to be on the same page. We’ve got to adjust to the strengths and weaknesses that the player has.
"So we're bringing players in here that want to really just change everything up and do things a different way. Obviously, we love our history here, but it has hasn't been smooth recently and it's time to change. So I feel like we've got to stop going back all the time." "Yeah, there was definitely nerves," he said."But there was a couple moves ahead of us and then what we do, our pro staff does a really good job just identifying needs of different teams.