Queens native Andre Cisco opens up to The Post about why ‘special’ first Jets game will honor late dad
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New Jets safety Andre Cisco, a Queens native who signed with Gang Green this offseason after four seasons with the Jaguars, tackles some training camp Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby.
Q: Describe Aaron Glenn’s style of accountability.
A: Just making this program — and when I say program, like the meetings, the walkthroughs, the lifts, the practice schedule — making it tough on you, and giving you a lot to handle. And for me that’s important for accountability, because it’s saying, “Are you ready? Are you going to be prepared? Are you going to come to work every single day?” If not, you’re going to be exposed, obviously. You’re not going to get what you want out of this year, this sport in general. Consequently, ask a lot of your teammates. You’re in the locker room, we expect a lot out of each other — there’s just no excuses. I appreciate the way he’s building this out. It doesn’t require a lot of talking outside of it because you know it’s kind of laid out in front of you — this is what we’re doing, this is what we’re trying to get done, he’s told us exactly how camp’s going to build up.
Q: How does he command a room?
A: He just gets to his point, like he doesn’t beat around the bush, he’s direct. And he keeps a good relationship with guys outside of the meeting room, so that when he’s up there you’re talking to the same guy you talked to on the sideline today or in the hallway.
Q: What resonated with you after he spoke at the start of training camp?
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