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Tempo of practices surprises Seahawks rookies
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Tempo of practices surprises Seahawks rookies

Published May. 14, 2015 1:17 p.m. ET

The Seattle Seahawks are not known for having long practices, but in the two hours the team is on the field a lot gets accomplished.

This surprised a few of the Seahawks rookies who were not used to this sort of pace in college. Wide receiver Tyler Lockett told ESPN it takes some getting used to.

“It’s a lot different, just because of the tempo,’’ said Lockett. “At Kansas State we had a long practice, but it wasn’t as fast as it is here at the Seahawks. It took me a day to get used to it, but by the second day I was able to fly around.”

Seahawks offensive line coach Tom Cable echoed Lockett's comments when he said it is a difficult transition, but once they get used to the faster pace, it becomes a lot easier to handle.

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“It was a little hard on them,’’ Tom Cable said. “But they got going by [the third minicamp day]. They accepted it and were running out of the huddle.”

(h/t ESPN)

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