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You are not seeing that every coach and player at that level has ridiculous amounts of confidence in themselves. How many times has a coach “thought they could change” a player ? They are like the ultimate “it’ll be different with me” types.Curious about your “alpha” label.
Disclosure: Every opinion I’ve formulated regarding NE is based on my limited vantage point (50” plasma when my alphette wife allows me big TV privileges), perusing PatsFans.com, and maintaining a mindset that isn’t exclusive to the Pats Good/ World Bad group think.
I haven’t been to training camps
I don’t get to see Josh in team meetings and how he interacts with offensive players.
In fact the only image any TV viewer ever sees of Josh McDaniels is sitting on the bench either talking with Brady in a partnership role or with his head down looking at photocopies of defensive deployments.
I can’t remember ever seeing images of Josh gathering his offensive players and holding court BB-style.
Based on my limited vantage point and only being fed what the CBS control booth chooses me to see, my first choice description of Josh would be “cerebral”... not “alpha”.
What am I not seeing?
I wasn’t talking about Josh in particular. I should have said : those types of coaches at the highest levels usually have such high confidence that they sometimes don’t realize a situation can’t be fixed.