Jenkins' views on heart and passion.

Yep, B&B and Abusive will post a billion youtubes to argue that players should be emotionless robots.

Jenkins might become the leader Peppers isn't fit to be.

 

Here's your passion:

http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/AB/20071002/SPT02/710020364/

 

"We're going to see who we're going to fight with. If we have to make changes, we'll make changes."

That's all I'm asking for from the Panthers.

 

I never said that. I said emotion < execution.

If emotion was the most important factor, coaches would just tell players to go out and act wild, and every team would win the Super Bowl. It's that easy, isn't it?

 

No, becuase there is only one Superbowl. The team with the most emotion would win.

And nobody is asking for them to "go wild". Just show a little more than they are.

 

That's fine. I just don't think it's something to put ahead of our problems with personnel and execution. Notice how I'm being critical of the team? Go figure.

No, he did make "a few" disruptive plays. I can count them on one hand. Did you notice how Tampa ran the ball right down our fucking throat?

 

Anyone see how far Ray Lewis' passion got the ravens?

Ocho Cinco's passion over that pick was real fuckin' helpful last night.

Osi Umenyiora (SP?) seemed to give Pep a run for his money on not having emotion after a 6 sack game.

 

That's all I want from Fox. I think that's what Jenkins wants from Fox. Fox wouldn't call out the team so Jenks did.

 

If Peppers has a six sack game it won't be an issue.

 

Here is a good a place to ask this as any. In the beginning, we were designed to beat the 'Niners. The last few years we have been built to beat Vick. Are we placing too much emphasize on one foe? If so, we need to set our standards higher.