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There are many who think, that as paid professionals, NFL players don't need, or at least, shouldn't need motivation. Bulletin Board Fodder is right there in that arguement. I know that I hate it when people talk about how good they are going to be against somebody before they even play the game (read: "Anytime I'm One on One against a LBer I feel I can win that battle" as a recent example). The arguement has gone back and forth between fans, but I do know coaches take advantage of it. They do so when there apparently isn't any that exists. If someone doesn't give them what they need they resort to fabricating it... so it seems.
From a Tampa news item:
The punt return against the Bucs is the only time Bush has found the end zone this season. Each member of the Tampa Bay punt-return defense team was reminded of the play this week by special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia.
Inside their lockers, players were greeted by autographed photos of Bush -- some featuring action shots of his game-winning return -- with a mock message and Bush signature scribbled across the picture.
"There's no way you can tackle me.''
"Thanks for my first TD.''
"Get ready to see my back again Sunday.''
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/spor...v02,0,5532609.story?coll=orl-sports-headlines
From a Tampa news item:
The punt return against the Bucs is the only time Bush has found the end zone this season. Each member of the Tampa Bay punt-return defense team was reminded of the play this week by special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia.
Inside their lockers, players were greeted by autographed photos of Bush -- some featuring action shots of his game-winning return -- with a mock message and Bush signature scribbled across the picture.
"There's no way you can tackle me.''
"Thanks for my first TD.''
"Get ready to see my back again Sunday.''
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/spor...v02,0,5532609.story?coll=orl-sports-headlines
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