Adam Sandler
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He doesn’t need to be a vocal leader to be a leader. Some just do it with their work ethic and play. Dude would bring veteran work ethic, and obvious talent, and that alone can be a form of leadership. Ya don’t put up numbers like he has if you’re not putting in the work behind the scenes and that’s what we need to continue to foster, hard work ethic and dudes that make plays on Saturdays. The few vocal leaders on the team will occur naturally.How do you know this guy is a leader?
He doesn’t need to be a vocal leader to be a leader. Some just do it with their work ethic and play. Dude would bring veteran work ethic, and obvious talent, and that alone can be a form of leadership. Ya don’t put up numbers like he has if you’re not putting in the work behind the scenes and that’s what we need to continue to foster, hard work ethic and dudes that make plays on Saturdays. The few vocal leaders on the team will occur naturally.
Yes I think you can be a leader in different ways.So you mean leader in terms of working hard. I get that.
Bc I was gonna say, I can point to a very specific example of him showing poor leadership skills - him being the best wr on his team and getting targets and catches but quitting on his teammates by transferring. Not like he’s leaving bc he’s buried on a depth chart.
None of that means he’s not a leader, just the only thing I know about him is that he’s transferring. Which is good for his career but doesn’t point to leadership.
Yes I think you can be a leader in different ways.
Eh I don’t think his teammates would say he is a poor leader for doing what’s best for his career potential. It’s not like he’s trashing people on the way out. I’m sure it hurts him to move on from his teammates but you gotta do what you gotta do ya know? It’s kinda like, are JUCOs bad leaders when they move on from JUCO to a d1 school? I would say not, and would say the situations are comparable at the root.