WarC
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fire and brimstone speech. something to remind them that at the end of the day theres glory to be won on the field, earning that playoff berth and fighting through to the superbowl. that it is not a given and that the players shouldnt take it for granted. that glory is not in being a member of a highly visual team playing for a highly visual coach, but in toughing it out on the field and bringing home victories. and that through glory comes honor. honor in having fought to reach the goal. winning the ring. its truly a destiny that each of those players, each of those coaches, every single member of that organization has in their hands to achieve. they just need to do it.
and then after the fire and brimstone speech, carry it onto the practice field. in pads. make im hit eachother awhile. no days off this week. its not punishment or practice, its honing. warriors never cease, champions never stop, they are continuously working on and honing their skills for battle.
sweat for blood, blood for glory, glory for honor.
it aint about stats or a paycheck or any of that ****, because NO ONE will remember these Cowboys if they don't carry the day on Sunday.
and then after the fire and brimstone speech, carry it onto the practice field. in pads. make im hit eachother awhile. no days off this week. its not punishment or practice, its honing. warriors never cease, champions never stop, they are continuously working on and honing their skills for battle.
sweat for blood, blood for glory, glory for honor.
it aint about stats or a paycheck or any of that ****, because NO ONE will remember these Cowboys if they don't carry the day on Sunday.