His reasoning?
“We are going to try to mirror this as much as we can in terms of the pattern we have in the regular season,” he said. “We’ve been two hours on the field the first two days. (Friday), we’ll be about an hour and a half. That generally patterns what we do in the regular season.
“After this, we’ll have a day (Saturday) where we’ll actually tone it down a little bit and focus more on teamwork. We’re going to be more at a lesser pace. We call it the “Pro Bowl Jog,” which is what the league officially calls it, but it’s more of a spirited jog through, if you would.”