Chris Halterman retweeted
Greatness requires the ability to look in the mirror.
Anthony Edwards said…
“The thing about watching film is you gotta be willing to accept the bad. I want to see what I can do better.”
Self-awareness + humility = growth. xitter.cf/WolvesClips/status/191…
Chris Halterman retweeted
I love coaching where I coach.
Imagine being a high school athlete and your coach tells you that on Friday nights you get to play RB, LB, return kicks and punt the ball. You get to play 120+ snaps under the lights!
Compared to that kid who plays at a large high school with 120 kids on the roster and get's to play only one side of the ball. Maybe 60 snaps if he is lucky.
Play 10 games. Athlete #1 plays 1,200 snaps. Athlete #2 plays 600 snaps.
Smaller school football is where it's at.
But coach, I gotta play for a big school so I can get noticed by colleges.
Nah...
How about you play at a smaller school where you play 120+ plays per game, show how versatile you are and dominate your division.
College coaches will find you. I promise you that.
Chris Halterman retweeted

Ari Meirov@MySportsUpdateMay 3
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#Ravens HC Jesse Minter on his players communicating pre-snap:
“You can’t play this game quietly, and you can’t play this game with doubt, and you can’t play this game without knowing what you’re doing. And so, I know from a defensive standpoint, we should be the loudest, most crazy, obnoxious, communicative unit in the history of football.”
(🎥 @Ravens)
Chris Halterman retweeted
You don't win by wanting it more.
You win by:
1. Preparing more
2. Competing harder
3. Holding higher standards
4. Showing up when it's hard
5. Doing the work nobody sees
That's the will to win.
Replying to @Woodzyzewski
They should just wear these full time.



















