he goal isn't necessarily to eliminate every penalty, but rather to minimize the mistakes that are within the team's control.
"You're not going to go every game with zero penalties or zero yards," Gosnell said. "So just trying to minimize things that we can control, things pre-snap and post-whistle."
Defensive tackle Elhadj Fall offered a similar perspective, placing responsibility for the mistakes on the players rather than the coaching staff.
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