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Originally Posted by ChiefsFanatic
So, they should do what they are doing, because the receiver are performing at All-Pro levels.
Dude, I have managed as many as 1300 people at one time, and yeah, sometimes a little public pressure isn't a bad thing.
I believe in Praise in Public, and Discipline in Private.
However, there are time when your peers hearing that you could do better, actually makes them be better.
I am not rich like you, and I have barely rubbed elbows with players, but I understand how to manage people.
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What do you think about spanking them with a wooden spoon or whipping out the belt every time they drop a pass?
TBH I think drops are something you work on over your career. You can't discipline someone for drops because it has nothing to do with effort. You can't try harder and have better hands just as you cant yell at players who miss too many FTs. Honestly if you do that the thing probably snowballs and they get more worried about it and don't play as confidently. I think in season the best approach is to convince the WRs their hands have just been a fluke and go play free...the results will normalize. Now in the offseason Im having them do drill after drill to improve those things.