And I can't remember who, but it was a QB, a good one, saying that all the great QB's, Elway, Montana, Bradshaw etc, had a little JERK in them.
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Originally posted by Allx9er:
now paging phill jennigs............could phill jennigs please step to the 50 yard line
Originally posted by Daniel2778:
Said Gannon: "If I was coaching the guy, I'd basically tell him, 'Hey, Alex, you know what? You've got 11 games left, I don't care what you do and how you do it, you better get your points across to Mike (Singletary), to Mike Johnson to every guy in the huddle. If it isn't exactly the way you want it, then go do something about it. You're going to call someone out, you're going to stand up in the meeting room, if you're going to say something in the huddle, you're going to change the play, you're going to fight to get it the way you want it. Because at the end of the day, if it doesn't get done right, you're going top be the guy that gets blamed.' That's what he's got to understand. That's the reality. ... I just think that to play this position and to play it well, you have to have a little bit of a jerk in you. And I say that constructively. If you look at Tom Brady, if you look at Peyton Manning, if you look at Drew Brees, if you look at Brett Favre. I could keep going on and on. All these guys, at the end of the day, if they have to take out that whip and let you feel it across the back of your legs, you're going to feel it."
Originally posted by flow:Originally posted by Allx9er:
now paging phill jennigs............could phill jennigs please step to the 50 yard line
Originally posted by sacniner:
His career is on the line, he needs to get WAY more assertive. I wanted him to blow up on Sing's punk a55 like Steve Young did Seifert.

Originally posted by Daniel2778:
Said Gannon: "If I was coaching the guy, I'd basically tell him, 'Hey, Alex, you know what? You've got 11 games left, I don't care what you do and how you do it, you better get your points across to Mike (Singletary), to Mike Johnson to every guy in the huddle. If it isn't exactly the way you want it, then go do something about it. You're going to call someone out, you're going to stand up in the meeting room, if you're going to say something in the huddle, you're going to change the play, you're going to fight to get it the way you want it. Because at the end of the day, if it doesn't get done right, you're going top be the guy that gets blamed.' That's what he's got to understand. That's the reality. ... I just think that to play this position and to play it well, you have to have a little bit of a jerk in you. And I say that constructively. If you look at Tom Brady, if you look at Peyton Manning, if you look at Drew Brees, if you look at Brett Favre. I could keep going on and on. All these guys, at the end of the day, if they have to take out that whip and let you feel it across the back of your legs, you're going to feel it."