If You're Just Saying, Hey, I'm Doing

Long-term Success Requires Faith-faith That Your Efforts To Plan And Execute The Process Will Lead To The Desired Outcome.

I Learned From Chuck Noll In Pittsburgh That Speed And Explosiveness On Defense Is The Way To Build A Team. Both Are Difficult For Your Opponent To Assimilate In Practice And Then In Games It Is Even Harder To Match.

Once A Player Joins Our Team, Our Priority Is To Teach Him, Not Worry About The Player We Didn't Select.

There Are Certain Bridges That Are Not Worth Crossing, No Matter What Others Think. Loyalty And Relationships Are Important.

I've Always Talked To Players About Perception And Reality. I Don't Worry About Perception. There May Be Some Of That, That People Want To Attach To A Good Name, But The Reality Is That Some Good Things Can Happen.