Boo-Hoo 49ers Players...

[Bullaholic]

Old School Warning:

You got to be kidding me---grown men paid millions of dollars "too scared of the coach" to play well? You got to be kidding me...

I don't think the louder a coach yells, the more results he gets, but things have gotten silly in the NFL. Coaches have no authority anymore and can't talk harshly much less cut or bench anyone anymore?

http://www.fannation.com/truth_and_rumors/view/258850-niners-were-scared-of-singletary?xid=cnnbin&hpt=Sbin

[bobcat1]

Mamby Pamby Land!

[95mustang]

Unfortunately that is the Society we live in today. I personally think they need to make the league minimum as a rookie and get pay increases depending on performance (like everyone else that starts a new job). Even at the league minimum they are still making a ton more money than most of the hard working Americans today. This is why I am a bigger high school and college football fan.

[RoyceTTU]

Originally posted by 95mustang
Unfortunately that is the Society we live in today. I personally think they need to make the league minimum as a rookie and get pay increases depending on performance (like everyone else that starts a new job). Even at the league minimum they are still making a ton more money than most of the hard working Americans today. This is why I am a bigger high school and college football fan.

+1 me too :clap:

[Txbroadcaster]

I am gonna play devil's advocate here

I dont think they meant they were actually SCARED of him like he would hurt them..but that it got to the point he was jumping on them for every little mistake they made to the point they lost their confidence

BTW..Troy Aikman, Emmit Smith and others said that was how it got to be with Jimmy Johnson..it got to the point players were getting their butt chewed for the littlest thing and players were not able to play lose and confident because they were always waiting for the next JJ explosion

[Third]

Originally posted by Txbroadcaster
I am gonna play devil's advocate here

I dont think they meant they were actually SCARED of him like he would hurt them..but that it got to the point he was jumping on them for every little mistake they made to the point they lost their confidence

BTW..Troy Aikman, Emmit Smith and others said that was how it got to be with Jimmy Johnson..it got to the point players were getting their butt chewed for the littlest thing and players were not able to play lose and confident because they were always waiting for the next JJ explosion

That's actually how I read it too.

[bobcat1]

Originally posted by Txbroadcaster
I am gonna play devil's advocate here

I dont think they meant they were actually SCARED of him like he would hurt them..but that it got to the point he was jumping on them for every little mistake they made to the point they lost their confidence

BTW..Troy Aikman, Emmit Smith and others said that was how it got to be with Jimmy Johnson..it got to the point players were getting their butt chewed for the littlest thing and players were not able to play lose and confident because they were always waiting for the next JJ explosion Could be. I think once the discipline is applied a few years and a system is engrained then you can allow the looseness to come out and play from memory. you know kind of like a golf swing. Muscle memory and instincts.

[Txbroadcaster]

Originally posted by bobcat1
Could be. I think once the discipline is applied a few years and a system is engrained then you can allow the looseness to come out and play from memory. you know kind of like a golf swing. Muscle memory and instincts.

Well JJ was in Dallas a few years and the players were starting to more and more resent him...We all know how it works..when i a coach who was a taskmaster is fired teams bring in a "players" coach and vice versa

[bobcat1]

Originally posted by Txbroadcaster
Well JJ was in Dallas a few years and the players were starting to more and more resent him...We all know how it works..when i a coach who was a taskmaster is fired teams bring in a "players" coach and vice versa What would you consider Belichek?

[Bullaholic]

The biggest prob with coaching in the NFL today is the $$$ factor. Owners and the cap will not allow big $ players to be benched, much less cut. Any good coach who does not have complete control of all aspects of his team is doomed to a short tenure. Belichick is where he and NE are at because he has complete control. Can't you just picture Kraft telling Belichick that he is going to choose between him and Brady, like the situation in TN?

[Txbroadcaster]

Originally posted by bobcat1
What would you consider Belichek?

Both...all the players who play for him say he is CONSISTENT and while a taskmaser also backs his players and dont throw them under the bus at a moment's notice

[bobcat1]

Originally posted by Txbroadcaster
Both...all the players who play for him say he is CONSISTENT and while a taskmaser also backs his players and dont throw them under the bus at a moment's notice We need one of those then.:D

[Tejastrue]

Originally posted by Txbroadcaster
I am gonna play devil's advocate here

I dont think they meant they were actually SCARED of him like he would hurt them..but that it got to the point he was jumping on them for every little mistake they made to the point they lost their confidence

BTW..Troy Aikman, Emmit Smith and others said that was how it got to be with Jimmy Johnson..it got to the point players were getting their butt chewed for the littlest thing and players were not able to play lose and confident because they were always waiting for the next JJ explosion


Can't argue with Johnson's results with the Cowboys no matter what and IMO, can you compare Singletary to Johnson as a HC. No reason for me at least, to think they would not have won 4 straight SBs if JJ had stayed. If Singletary had anything close to the same success we wouldn't be having this particular thread.

[Farmersfan]

Originally posted by Txbroadcaster
Both...all the players who play for him say he is CONSISTENT and while a taskmaser also backs his players and dont throw them under the bus at a moment's notice



this is why I have always like Bill Cowher. He can be tough as nails on a player one minute but as soon as that player does something good he will hug him and slap him on the back. (or even KISS him) :eek: :eek: :eek: A coach can instill discipline and order while still being a players coach.

[coach]

Originally posted by Farmersfan
this is why I have always like Bill Cowher. He can be tough as nails on a player one minute but as soon as that player does something good he will hug him and slap him on the back. (or even KISS him) :eek: :eek: :eek: A coach can instill discipline and order while still being a players coach.

lol he would always kiss his players

[lostaussie]

Originally posted by bobcat1
Mamby Pamby Land! Need a tissue:D

[bobcat1]

Originally posted by lostaussie
Need a tissue:D Jackwagon!:D