5 things we learned from Week 3 of OTAs

The last practice of the week to close out OTAs was intense, but coach McDermott explained how that's been the norm, rather than the exception.

1 – Ratcheting up the intensity

The last practice of Week 3 of OTAs had good intensity throughout the session, but it reached its peak in the final team segment. With Nathan Peterman running the first team offense during a ‘hurry up’ offense series against the defense, Peterman tried to hit Brandon Reilly on a go route off a flea flicker, but Tre’Davious White was there to knock the ball away.

White, naturally popped up after the play and was talking to the offense about foiling the play.

Peterman came right back at White on the next play, getting him…