Drew Brees believes he would not have made the hall of fame if it weren't for a film session in 2003 where Marty Schottenheimer told him to stop making excuses
“I’ll never forget a film session in 2003. I was coming off a tough game. As we watched the tape together, Coach asked me the question…”
“‘Hey, why didn’t you throw to this receiver?’ ‘He was wide open.’ My response was… ‘I couldn’t see him.’ The tape paused. There was a moment of silence. Coach glared at me and said… It’s your job to see.’”
“You reach a point in your career when you stop making excuses. It’s usually a moment or an event where you flip a switch. Or make a very conscious decision. And it becomes part of your being. Coach was right.”
“And never again would those words or thoughts come out of my mouth. I would need to find a way to play the game a little bit different. Even if it was in a way that had not been done before.”
Remember when we were screaming "They are doing more more than reading license plates!" and everyone went:
"You're crazy! They just looking for stolen cars!"
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Black People don’t know that there’s a online network of accelerationist neo-nazi groups that are behind most modern mass shootings. The most recent example domestically is the Mosque attack in San Diego earlier this year. The same network instigated the Buffalo shooting in 2022
This guy beat his wife and son to the point of a restraining order, is afraid of flying, scored 0 points in his profession, lost his only political race by a landslide, and now is turning to grifting the dumbest people in the world by trying to get them angry about a fake problem
The video shows Judson High School police officer Marc Laue confronting 15-year-old Jeremiah Johnson over an allegation that he pushed an assistant principal. Jeremiah was handcuffed, and body-camera footage shows Laue repeatedly driving his fists into the child’s abdomen.
A child was subjected to physical violence before the facts of the allegation were established. That is a fundamental failure of judgment.
This is what policing in our schools looks like: children made to fear the adults and institutions charged with keeping them safe. Schools should invest in counselors, restorative practices, and people trained to support children—not systems that turn school hallways into sites of violence.
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