[Patriot1]

I believe that if some of these young men use it to get better it’s a big help. Sometimes these teams have a player that plays some snaps on the defensive side of the ball so maybe the coaches want to see how he can perform on the offensive side of the ball or the other way around. For example if your team has a talented stable of upper class running backs or receivers and that team plays an young man on the defensive corner or safety some snaps on varsity so they let him play some offensive snaps at running back or receiver. Again the young man needs to use that time to learn the system and get better so when his time comes he will know his responsibilities on that side of the ball but some take it as a downgrade instead of having a positive outlook