Chip Kelly(1)  Eagles putting trust in young players  Too often,
players in the NFL, especially those fresh from the draft, have
a hard time adjusting to life in the NFL. It requires hard work,
but it also requires a high level of responsibility. The problem
is that these young men are also newly wealthy people, and when
they're given too much free time, bad things will often follow.
Under head coach Chip Kelly, the Philadelphia Eagles' practices
are designed to be as quick and efficient as possible, according
to according to Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Under
Andy Reid, players were given much more free time throughout the
day, but the workday would last from morning till evening. Under
Kelly, the workload will be more concentrated, giving players
more time outside the Eagles' facilities.  The idea is a sound
one. By concentrating practices in a shorter, more efficient
time frame, players will be able to develop better sleep cycles,
as well as eating habits. Still, the added freedom comes at a