12-14-2019, 07:08 PM -
I personally am not believer in tanking and would be amazed if such instruction would come from the coaching staff or the front office. NFL is one of the most physical sports there are. I don’t see players hitting the field and not give 100%, that would probably sit one up to be injured. In addition you better be judging all your players on how they handle situations under all types of stressful situations including losing. Most of the guys are perform for tomorrow, next year etc. So everyone is always being evaluated at all times. So I guess you have my take of the situation.
However, I am not against playing players who don’t normally get into live game situations but I think you do that at the proper time, like when you are down 25 in the fourth quarter.
Lastly, if you are in the top half of the draft, regardless if you are picking 1st or 16th, there is plenty of talent to address needs. Plus 16 is cheaper than 1. There are no single players in any draft that you can be sure is the type players that can play 1 on 22.
Give it all you have, every day, every game, every play. Accept the results of what that may be and then make improvements.
However, I am not against playing players who don’t normally get into live game situations but I think you do that at the proper time, like when you are down 25 in the fourth quarter.
Lastly, if you are in the top half of the draft, regardless if you are picking 1st or 16th, there is plenty of talent to address needs. Plus 16 is cheaper than 1. There are no single players in any draft that you can be sure is the type players that can play 1 on 22.
Give it all you have, every day, every game, every play. Accept the results of what that may be and then make improvements.
This post was last modified: 12-15-2019, 09:30 AM by Firstchance.