DeSean Jackson breaks silence on criticisms of his work habits
Delaware State head coach DeSean Jackson is responding after criticism of his work habits as a coach. Jackson is currently in his second season leading Delaware State, and in a recent appearance on the Da Get Got Pod with Marshawn Lynch and Mike Robinson, he let it be known how he handles his in-office schedule as a coach. “I get in at 6:30 [a.m.], […] The post DeSean Jackson breaks silence on…
DeSean Jackson, the head coach at Delaware State, has addressed the recent criticism of his work habits. In a recent interview on the Da Get Got Pod with Marshawn Lynch and Mike Robinson, Jackson detailed his daily schedule. "I get in at 6:30 a.m., and I leave at 2 p.m.", he stated. He emphasized that the length of the workday does not equate to success.
"You can still get out-schemed, you can still get out-worked," he added. This stance drew a response from Richmond head coach Russ Huesman, who questioned Jackson's approach. During a MEAC coaches call, Jackson clarified his position, explaining that while he leaves the office at 2 pm, his actual workday often extends until 10 pm.
"You say anything, man, it’s clickbait...I'm there. I'm present. I'm always there. My schedule is my schedule. It works well for me," he insisted. Jackson seemed to directly address Huesman, telling him to focus on his own business instead of criticizing his schedule.
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