Ron Rivera

In order for Cam Newton to get the respect he deserves, the media has to learn to accept that Cam is here to stay and is an elite talent. How many teams are still undefeated in the NFL this season? There is only one and it just so happens to be Cam Newton’s Panthers. With the season that Cam has had, he should be a near lock for MVP, but the media still keeps bringing up other names like Tom Brady. What people fail to realize is that Newton is putting up these numbers with very few receivers. Ted Ginn is the number one receiver for the Panthers and he has never been more than a number three option in his career. Newton does have a great tight end in Greg Olson, but for the most part is single handedly carrying this team with his legs and his arm. It is time for Newton to be put in the positive spotlight. Super Cam is good for the NFL and good for the African American community. He broke the mold and proved that an African American can be a great quarterback in the NFL and have a ton of fun while doing it. Next time you see number 1 flashing that contagious smile and celebrating a big touchdown, embrace it because we are witnessing something

Tony Dungy utilized several key techniques to bring about change to each organization he managed. Each organization was different so some of the techniques he used for one would not be used for another. When he was called in as head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers he was asked to bring about radical change to this historically unsuccessful organization. The first thing he did was fire all of the existing assistant coaches. He took this extreme measure to bring about an extreme change. Over the years the team had cultivated a fragile mindset that infected their play; they always expected something to go wrong and it usually did. He was set on changing more than just the staff of the Buccaneers -- he was set on changing the entire culture of the organization.

Though I was only a freshman and had not experienced the team pre-Tuck, everything I had heard of the past years was only negative. But from the second Tuck arrived as our coach, the team has been on a continuous incline to some of the best years that the Fairfield Sailing Team has experienced in its existence. We do have a few good sailors on the team from their own past experience, but I definitely credit Tuck’s coaching

He is a terrific Defensive Line coach where he pushes kids to the best of their abilities. When I got hurt last year, Coach Payne was the first to visit. He also then assisted me in my pursuit of a coaching career. He taught me everything I needed to know in order to embark on my journey. He also has assisted me and so many others in loving the game of football. One way he gets players to love the game is simply by having a voice for the players. He will always tell you how he truly feels about your situation and how to exceed the limitations you have. His attitude and voice will always push you to the maximum of your abilities. One such moment was against Iowa Central, He comes in and says the prayer before the game. Normal stuff until he says a few key words after we break. He said, “Are you ready to earn a bowl game. Are you ready to win this rivalry?” At this time the team in unison, “Yes sir!”

As a quarterback one is placed in a position where leadership skills are needed, for Wentz this had come more naturally then people had expected. Although he did not need the title of captain, Wentz had deserved it. He proved that he had skills in which all successful leaders have. Wentz was always fair and constant. He was consistently working hard on and off the field to prove to his team that he was not going to give up. He would consistently motivate his teammates, even after he had injured himself. He was fair in a sense that he did not treat any player differently than the next. He was out to help all of his teammates under any circumstance. Whenever reports would come out about Wentz, his teammates always spoke greatly of him. I have never seen a report released where someone had spoken negatively about him. He was the type of teammate any NFL team would be lucky to have. Teammates would say how selfless Wentz was and how that helped the team to succeed so early on in the season. Teammates also told the press how Wentz’s injury did not stop him from believing that the Eagles could win the Super

I have a great deal of respect for Carson Wentz and how he Deals with the media and his teammates. I think that this is a great quilty to have Networking is very important and having a good retionships and a good work place envirominet is vary important succeed in this

Being book smart and a Princeton grad is cool and all and his diploma looks good hanging on his office wall ,but it does not make you a good football coach. He is there achilles heel. To me he looks lost at times during the game. Maybe he is looking for jerry to come down and ask him what play to run. Dallas' D will be improved with MLB Sean Lee coming back and they played better than we all thought last year. Their offensive line is dominant and can control games and keep the Dallas D off the field, again just ask Seattle. They will not miss DeMarco Murray and his fumbles, (still can not believe he was ranked as one of top ten players in NFL by NFL network),my daughter Meredith could get 1200 yards running behind that

When asked who is the greatest coach to lead a NFL team to the Super Bowl, Vince Lombardi’s name would be mentioned. He took the worst team in the NFL and transformed them to be the best. His team succeeded to win 6 divisional titles, 5 NFL championships, and 2 back to back Super Bowls. Vince Lombardi was both a visionary and ethical leader by leading his team through a new way of systematic thinking and obstacles. In this essay, I will state claims on how he became a visionary leader. Two core concepts came to play while researching his life. The first was how he displayed inspirational motivation while guiding his players to the Super Bowl and painting a vision. Secondly, he displayed team dimensions by knowing how to balance a team and also earning mutual respect. Later, I will state claims on how he was an ethical leader. First, he used reflective thinking, system 2 in critical thinking by using some decision making no one has ever used to ultimately win the Super Bowl. He also used the Three P’s (principles, purpose, and people) concept in the ethical leadership lesson on how he used those three principles to reach a common goal and display excellence in all we do. Additionally, I will tie his visionary and ethical leadership styles into my personal relevance and use some examples. Finally, I will conclude with a summary of the main points and end with a couple of quotes.

A senior starter from Cleveland named Cvijanovic, claimed that third-year coach Tim Beckman forced him to play with knee and shoulder injuries. Cvijanovic resisted the pressure to play, at which point Beckman began to ridicule him, forcing him to watch practice, while dressed in an opposing team’s uniform. In addition to this accusation, he claimed Beckman concealed from him the severity of his injuries by withholding his injury report. This is just one example of coaches taking their job too far. What is the point of a coach abusing players?

This play was directed by Rick Lombardo and performed in the Howard Logan Stillwell Theater on the KSU campus. The play is follows the lives of three sisters who had lost their father and have moved far from the city they loved. They hope that one day they will be able to return to Moscow, but the play starts out with them in rural russia. The three sisters live with their brother, Andrey, who spends a lot of his time studying downstairs. They oldest sister, Olga, is a teacher who seems to be the most mature of the three. The middle child, Masha, is married to a school teacher named Kulygin. She eventually has an affair with a military man named Vershinin, but this affair doesn’t end well. The youngest child, Irina, seems very optimistic and

My coaching philosophy is pretty simple. I’m going to be very down to earth with my athletes. I’m not going to sugar coat anything or make say something that isn’t completely true. I’m going to bring them up to my level and treat them as if they’re at the same level as them giving them respect and expecting it in return from them. I think by treating them with maturity and respect they will be more prone to do as I want and put more on the line for the team and me. As an athlete right now, it mean a lot to me when a coach treats me as if I am as important as him. It makes me feel as if I’m not just another athlete that he has to coach, giving me the feel that I have more value to the team making me want to commit more to the team.

"Long Experience the Virgin of El Rocío!" The last words conveyed by Francisco Rivera before getting helpful treatment this August for a conceivably deadly mischief not as of late uncovered that bullfighting remains resolutely connected with religious iconography, they moreover portrayed that the capacity to face devastation in both shocking and stoical terms is basic to its allure and thought.

I consider my Track coach, Claude Toukene, to be an exceptional leader. The characteristics that make him stand out among all the others is that he knows how to enjoy himself but when it comes time be serious he and his athletes know how to pull themselves together to be able to perform. He is also a very selfless person, to allow his athletes to be able to improve steadily he goes out his way to pay out of pocket for some students to be able to partcipate in a track meet. His co-workers, not him, have to constantly remind us of how much he sacrifices for the team because we would otherwise not know. One of the things that I really admire about him is that you don't even have to be his athlete and he will still talk to you if you are having

Once upon a time there was a biologist name Hector Pazla known as the “falconer”. Hector barrel through the exotic rain forest of Brazil looking for an instinct red eye tree frog. He spot the frog a few feet away hanging from the tree limb getting eating his delicious lunch, which consists of crickets , flies and grass hoppers. When approaching the humongous tree he hears and unusual sound from the other side of the forest. Hector first initiated was run to the other end of the forest to discover what making that horrible noise. Blitzing across the dark and humid ground and stepping on many canopy and tripping over bulky tree branches. Hector finally reach the other side of the rain forest, but he did not hear the mysterious noise. Hector decide

Yeah, you really had to respect his coaching style 'cause he did a lot differently than almost any other football coach. He was all about not yelling and not berating his players, not doing it the traditional football coach way. He was sort of that peaceful man who had that sort of aura about him. And it was effective which is very interesting when you see somebody doing it completely differently from the rest of the pack.