Coach Staley did a great job of saying what should be incredibly obvious, but often not done well in team sports. He could have easily stepped into deep shit if he said something that someone could misconstrue.
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Originally posted by Bolt-O View PostCoach Staley did a great job of saying what should be incredibly obvious, but often not done well in team sports. He could have easily stepped into deep shit if he said something that someone could misconstrue.
Our quarterback is a golden god.
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If you ever had to give transcribed testimony and read it back to yourself afterwards, it is pretty humbling. We never sound as good as we think. And Staley was speaking from the heart and extemporaneously, so I give him a pass on the little annoying stuff. He seems like a great person.
TGLike, how am I a traitor? Your team are traitors.
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Originally posted by cmplxgal View Post
Thanks. I was just going to post this.
but when you listen, he is trying to formulate thoughts so the "you knows" and "umms" help his thought process
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Here’s some additional observations from Albert Breer:
How Buffalo's unselfishness is on display as the team keeps winning. Plus, the Chargers' situational awareness and more notes from Week 5.
• We focused plenty in the morning column on Chargers’ coach Brandon Staley’s propensity for going for it (don’t call it gambling!) on fourth down. But there was something else that really leapt off the screen to me late Sunday afternoon—and that’s just how aware the Chargers were situationally. It was Austin Ekeler’s sliding by the boundary after picking up eight yards to the Browns’ 3 on third-and-2 with less than two minutes left. And it’s what happened after that, too, with Cleveland out of timeouts. Go back and watch, and you’ll see how the Chargers’ tackling was picture-perfect, and how the players were focused on defending the sideline and getting guys to the ground before they could make it there. It was a clinic in fundamentals, a clinic in situational football and a pretty good indicator on how swiftly that staff has made an impact on the roster. “You hit it, I felt like our play at the end of the half too, when we fumbled and were able to get a really good stop on defense to force a field goal—that would've been a killer if they would've scored before the half, and we were able to hold them to three,” Staley told me postgame. “And I just felt like in the second half, we really played as a team, and I felt like specifically at the end of the game, both sides of the ball did what we had to do. We did what we had to do and finished the game playing our best. I think you're right about that.” Bottom line, if you look closely, it’s usually pretty easy to pick out the most well-coached teams in the league. I think the Chargers are now in that category.
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Originally posted by Xenos View PostOur quarterback is a golden god.
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Originally posted by Xenos View Post
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Originally posted by cmplxgal View PostStaley in a nutshell: "it’s a sacred mantle for someone to call you coach"
1. He is compassionate
2. He is fearless
3. He is honest
4. He is a strategist
5. He is sincere
6. He is a visionary
7. He is competitor
8. He is a motivator
9. He is a winner
Lastly this guy is a good person, I am proud that he is our coach
Much love to Coach Staley he is going take us to a Super Bowl and it is going to be sooner than any of us imagine
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