Chris Carter: "you can have five bad guys on a team"

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  • March 25, 2018 at 1:29 pm #84488
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    Spagz is on this vid.

    Carter sez “you can have five bad guys on a football team…”

    March 25, 2018 at 1:40 pm #84489
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    March 25, 2018 at 2:48 pm #84493
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    i’m taking “outlaw” to mean as on the field.

    in that case, i think you need some of that.

    actually i take that back. i don’t think you need it. but it can help.

    i think donald plays with an edge on the field. but he also prepares just as hard.

    as long as they’re prepared, i think the edginess can be a good thing.

    and to me at least. peters and talib definitely take the preparation part very seriously. they take their profession very seriously. the other stuff. i don’t want to say it’s necessary. cuz there are plenty of examples of cornerbacks who don’t lose their cool like that.

    maybe you just gotta learn how to balance it. you gotta live on that edge i guess is the phrase.

    March 25, 2018 at 2:50 pm #84494
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    the rams will definitely have some characters though.

    if their goal is to get more media coverage i think they got that for sure.

    March 25, 2018 at 3:00 pm #84495
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    InvaderRam wrote:

    the rams will definitely have some characters though.

    if their goal is to get more media coverage i think they got that for sure.

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    Well if you have 50+ players on a team, playing a violent game, with millions of dollars at stake — you are gonna have a mix of all kinds of things. On every single team.

    Look at the Pats, the best of the best — even they had, what, a triple-murderer on the team? Hernandez?

    I think you can benefit from thinking about Walsh’s “guiding principles” etc, but in the end, they are just fluid guide-lines. There’s no one way to build a championship team, and theres no one way to keep a championship team winning year in and year out.

    Sometimes a winning combination just implodes after a year or two. Ya know.

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