Was Loomis not Haslett responsible for starting an injured Brooks over Delhomme?

Sinner · 12-22-2023, 12:43 PM

Originally Posted by TheOak

I get it. The difference is that we see Alpha a little differently. I see Sean Payton as terse, introverted, and somewhat enigmatic; like a Tom Landry, or Bill Belichick. When I think Alpha it’s along the lines of Lawrence Taylor, Mike Tomlin, Dan Campbell, Lyle Alzedo, etc… and I don’t see Sean Payton fitting into that list very well.

Now if I contrast Sean to mealy mouth Dennis he is certainly closer to an Alpha personality.

It’s a matter of PRESENCE. As a Player, Belichick just walking into the room, or even Sean Mcvay walking into the room, has a completely different effect energetically, than the gnat that we currently have.

12-22-2023, 12:43 PM	#16
Sinner 1000 Posts + Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 4,072	Re: Was Loomis not Haslett responsible for starting an injured Brooks over Delhomme? Originally Posted by TheOak I get it. The difference is that we see Alpha a little differently. I see Sean Payton as terse, introverted, and somewhat enigmatic; like a Tom Landry, or Bill Belichick. When I think Alpha it’s along the lines of Lawrence Taylor, Mike Tomlin, Dan Campbell, Lyle Alzedo, etc… and I don’t see Sean Payton fitting into that list very well. Now if I contrast Sean to mealy mouth Dennis he is certainly closer to an Alpha personality. It’s a matter of PRESENCE. As a Player, Belichick just walking into the room, or even Sean Mcvay walking into the room, has a completely different effect energetically, than the gnat that we currently have.
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