“You get a lot more out of it because going against our team, our team does one thing, but somebody else does another,” Butler explained. “Especially in the beginning weeks of training camp, you normally get just one look. Every team has their own different style and their own different schemes and stuff like that, and you have to adjust your game. You have to adjust your techniques to accommodate whatever schemes that they run. And it’s very beneficial to get those different looks. I’m excited.”
“It’s another day for everybody to get better together,” Pola-Mao said. “Going against another team, it’s just a good time for us…Preseason, coaches don’t want to show everything, but joint practices, definitely. We’ll see some things that we have been working on, so it’ll be good for us.”