Irvin is on NFLN's "Game Changers" right now

[Tass]

Jeez...Irvin sure is intense. Why is he not coaching somewhere?

 

[Alexander]

Jeez...Irvin sure is intense. Why is he not coaching somewhere?

Because it is easier and more profitable to do what he is doing right now.

 

[Alexander]

Instant loss of credibility.

They actually have Geno Smith on this program throwing passes to these prospects.

 

[Mansta54]

Instant loss of credibility.

They actually have Geno Smith on this program throwing passes to these prospects.

Smh!!

 

[Toruk_Makto]

Instant loss of credibility.

They actually have Geno Smith on this program throwing passes to these prospects.

Everyone he is throwing to is better than who he threw to this year.

 

[Mansta54]

Love the "Playmaker" and could watch him all day. His intensity, passion, knowledge, and the way he conveys his message keeps your attention. One of my All Time favorites.

 

[Alexander]

Love the "Playmaker" and could watch him all day. His intensity, passion, knowledge, and the way he conveys his message keeps your attention. One of my All Time favorites.

No doubt. I love how he takes a psychological approach. People think he was just some physical monster/freak. He really wasn't.

His mental framework and how much he feared losing drove him to be as great as he was.

If you could replicate his approach to the game and to competition and field an entire team with how he approached the game, it would be next to impossible to lose very many games.

 

[JBS]

I have no idea how the idea begun. .

But being intense, hard ***, screamer doesn't equate to good leader /coach

 

[TwoDeep3]

I have no idea how the idea begun. .

But being intense, hard ***, screamer doesn't equate to good leader /coach

Right, because as we all know, this game isn't based on intimidation and losing your assignment or your job.

 

[SilverStarCowboy]

Yeah....ABSOLUTELY loved Michael Irvin, as a Player.

 

[kevinhickey]

Jerry needs to hire M. Irvin to work with our receivers.

 

[cowboy_ron]

Michael is not coaching material...he likes the limelight of broadcasting and is being successful at it....why go to the grind of coaching, most coaches retire to do what he's doing now

 

[JBS]

Right, because as we all know, this game isn't based on intimidation and losing your assignment or your job.

Ok.

screaming and yelling doesn't help players fundamentally. ..

 

[Sportsbabe]

Love the "Playmaker" and could watch him all day. His intensity, passion, knowledge, and the way he conveys his message keeps your attention. One of my All Time favorites.

I'm glad you said "knowledge". I think a lot of people overlook his knowledge of the game because he is so animated and passionate.

 

[Mansta54]

I'm glad you said "knowledge". I think a lot of people overlook his knowledge of the game because he is so animated and passionate.

Those people are clueless then cause he most certainly knows the game and knows it well. Mike is extremely knowledgeable.

 

[Mansta54]

Ok.

screaming and yelling doesn't help players fundamentally. ..

Screaming and yelling is one form of getting your point across though, some of my best coaches we're extremely vocal and loud and yes, of course it helped you focuse on the fundamentals being taught.

 

[casmith07]

Ok.

screaming and yelling doesn't help players fundamentally. ..

You're right, it doesn't.

Like any organization, success is based on having a multitude of personalities with different strengths and weaknesses.

Also, one leadership style does not resonate with everyone the same. True leadership is knowing what drives each person.

 

[Mansta54]

[quote"GloryDaysRBack, post: 5505553, member: 286"]I have no idea how the idea begun. .

But being intense, hard ***, screamer doesn't equate to good leader /coach[/quote]

I have no idea how the idea begun. .

But being intense, hard ***, screamer doesn't equate to good leader /coach

Well, if you know anything about the Cowboys you would know that Mike is one of the hardest workers ever to wear the STAR. His work ethic was relentless. His hard *** way and loud voice was only part of his game, his desire and extreme passionate work ethic preceded them both. All that combined along with his knowledge and experience of the game would give him a excellent shot at being a helluva coach if he choose to be one. We already know what kind of leader he was, the best.

 

[Cowboys22]

Irvin isn't coaching because being a WR coach doesn't pay nearly as much as he can make elsewhere and you have to work like 80 hours a week for 9 months of the year. He can make 10 times the money while only working a fraction of the time. It would be cool to see him come to camp for a few weeks as a consultant or something like that but he'll never be a full time coach until he no longer worried about how much money he makes.

 

[Alexander]

After watching that show, I know now there are two of the receivers I hope we do not draft, those being Benjamin and Robinson. T.J. Jones seemed a little like a pretty boy. Landry has the mentality I would value.