Monday, November 5, 2007 at 01:16PM By the time the New York Jets made him defensive coordinator in 1990, Carroll had refined his style of dealing with players face-to-face. Sometimes that meant cracking the whip, sometimes it meant talking about girlfriends and movies. He was clearly part of a new breed that had diverged from the authoritarian mode, of which he said, "That can be a great way to teach, but it's not me. I get more out of you if I connect with you. Instead of knocking you down . . . I'm going to build you."
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