Kerr
11-23-2005, 01:41 PM
Lloyd appeared to shy away from two catchable balls in the 49ers (http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/team/67059)' eight-point loss to the Bears (http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/team/67040) on Nov. 13, including one at the goal line. Afterward, Lloyd pointed the finger at quarterback Cody Pickett (http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/player/200579) for throwing the ball too soon.
Last week, 49ers (http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/team/67059) coach Mike Nolan said he talked twice with Lloyd on the subject.
"You count on your teammates to make you a better player, and if you alienate those players, you're not helping yourself any," Nolan said. "It's pretty simple: No one guy is going to get the job done by himself.
"Guys go the extra mile for someone they really care about. Everybody knows Brandon is a good player on the football team and they want him to perform well, but I don't care how good you are, if you alienate people, it doesn't help you do your job as best you can."
Lloyd declined to answer questions about his conversations with Nolan. "What me and coach Nolan talk about is between us, so I'll be happy to talk to you about (Sunday's) game and the Tennessee game," Lloyd said.
Take note. Nolan in his first year as a coach sat down their best receiver and corrected him. You've got guys like Moulds and Mcgahee alienating their starting qb and Mularkey does nothing. :chat:
Last week, 49ers (http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/team/67059) coach Mike Nolan said he talked twice with Lloyd on the subject.
"You count on your teammates to make you a better player, and if you alienate those players, you're not helping yourself any," Nolan said. "It's pretty simple: No one guy is going to get the job done by himself.
"Guys go the extra mile for someone they really care about. Everybody knows Brandon is a good player on the football team and they want him to perform well, but I don't care how good you are, if you alienate people, it doesn't help you do your job as best you can."
Lloyd declined to answer questions about his conversations with Nolan. "What me and coach Nolan talk about is between us, so I'll be happy to talk to you about (Sunday's) game and the Tennessee game," Lloyd said.
Take note. Nolan in his first year as a coach sat down their best receiver and corrected him. You've got guys like Moulds and Mcgahee alienating their starting qb and Mularkey does nothing. :chat: