And, if not, it'll help upperbody strength."I want him to notice who he's affecting," he said. "He's affecting all of us. That's where it's like, 'Oh, OK.' After you've done a few of those, you're like, 'Really? You got a penalty again?' And they'll get on each other."Though the Titans and coach Mike Munchak haven't redone the way they practice, the penalty bug is something they're dealing with as well.The Bears signed Jay Cutler in 2009 because he possesses special traits that can't be manufactured or coached. Like him or not, he can be a special QB based on release and arm strength alone. However, they don't grow on trees so a team may have to take risk and some may even take some time to develop (Brees is a good example).

Letting a socialmalcontent coach with some glaring psychological disorders continue to divide the locker room is not going to gain the trust of the citizens of this state. Why wait until the season ends, he'll still be on your payro