John Harbo: The fighting in the joint practice must be an educational opportunity

“The work was good” during the joint practice on Tuesday with the dowries and that both teams made their best to “maintain health”, but there was one noticeable exception to the last point.

Colts runs back Abolish During special teams, Nate Wiggins left the corner player Ravens to intervene himself in the procedures. Correspondents said in this practice that Wiggins threw punches and entered more players into the battle before things finally calm down.

Wiggins and Goodson have been operated from the rest of the practice, which said Harbau should have been educational for the team about the need to keep calm in a similar position during the game.

“This has happened, but it must be an opportunity to experience our team as well,” Harbo said on a copy of the team. “You don’t have to expel (to) in the game. You return to them, and they may throw you, and they threw the officials with both of these men. So this is an opportunity for us to learn from it.”

Harbau said earlier this week he hoped to avoid battles by limiting work with dowries for one day, but he will have to settle in the hope that the team will interact differently in the event that things become in the future.