Mike Vrabel: Jacas' Kickoff Effort "Not Good Enough" at First

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Mike Vrabel: Jacas' Kickoff Effort "Not Good Enough" at First

Vrabel described a coaching moment with rookie Gabe Jacas after Saturday's game against the Colts. "I challenged him on a kickoff, and he made a tackle. I didn't think that his efforts were maybe good enough on a kickoff... I challenged him, and he came up with a tackle," Vrabel said. He added, "We'll just keep coaching him, just like the rest of the guys."

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