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<blockquote data-quote="AmishMafia" data-source="post: 726203" data-attributes="member: 2846"><p>Yes. Worthy needed motivation. He immediately slacked off and started enjoying the good life. Perhaps a better coach could have understood him and somehow brought it out of him.</p><p></p><p>Harrell needed no motivation and was an absolute beast. He was a huge gamble that didnt pay off. His demise was due to a back tweek that severely limited his power and caused a lot of pain. The operation to fix it failed and made it worse. Your bringing him up shows your ignorance.</p><p></p><p>Khyri. Bad pick. Just a bad pick.</p><p></p><p>Guy. A 7th round pick on an incredible physical athlete who was raw and not very bright. A big gamble.</p><p></p><p>Not sure how you cite these examples as proof a coach doesnt need to motivate. I think they support it. Many a HOF speech has segments in there honoring a coach along the way who really inspired and motivated them.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Think man, think! I know you can do it!</p><p></p><p>Hmmmm. Good players leave and are not replaced by good players. Well, ask why there arent good players? He doesnt develop them!!!!!!!! Did the GM that drafted them suddenly get stupid? what of the non starting roster of developing players already there? Did the GM inducing incompetence that Capers apparently emits preceed him to the team he took over 2 or three years ahead of him?</p><p></p><p>Takes both, talent and coaching. A very simplistic view is to see a poor performance and immediately blame the GM/player for lack of talent. Or oppositely seeing a successful team and attributing it to just talent. Funny how the best coach in the NFL, Belicheck loses players and they tend to not perform as well for their new team.</p><p></p><p>Truth is there is not much talent difference between a good player and an average player. Hard work and coaching makes a big.difference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AmishMafia, post: 726203, member: 2846"] Yes. Worthy needed motivation. He immediately slacked off and started enjoying the good life. Perhaps a better coach could have understood him and somehow brought it out of him. Harrell needed no motivation and was an absolute beast. He was a huge gamble that didnt pay off. His demise was due to a back tweek that severely limited his power and caused a lot of pain. The operation to fix it failed and made it worse. Your bringing him up shows your ignorance. Khyri. Bad pick. Just a bad pick. Guy. A 7th round pick on an incredible physical athlete who was raw and not very bright. A big gamble. Not sure how you cite these examples as proof a coach doesnt need to motivate. I think they support it. Many a HOF speech has segments in there honoring a coach along the way who really inspired and motivated them. Think man, think! I know you can do it! Hmmmm. Good players leave and are not replaced by good players. Well, ask why there arent good players? He doesnt develop them!!!!!!!! Did the GM that drafted them suddenly get stupid? what of the non starting roster of developing players already there? Did the GM inducing incompetence that Capers apparently emits preceed him to the team he took over 2 or three years ahead of him? Takes both, talent and coaching. A very simplistic view is to see a poor performance and immediately blame the GM/player for lack of talent. Or oppositely seeing a successful team and attributing it to just talent. Funny how the best coach in the NFL, Belicheck loses players and they tend to not perform as well for their new team. Truth is there is not much talent difference between a good player and an average player. Hard work and coaching makes a big.difference. [/QUOTE]
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