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There is too much emphasis on talent in pro sports.
A team doesn't have to be loaded with talent to win.
As the saying goes, "best teams on paper don't always win."
I firmly believe that sports are ALL psychological.
Despite all the talent on the Chiefs, this team has never been mentally "fit" to complete.
That is more frustrating than anything.
*We only judge things based on what we can clearly see and so we base things off talent. The psychological aspect of sports is really hard to evaluate and assess as a fan but one can get some sort of an idea of where its at.
With this team, its ****ing atrocious. This team can't focus, isn't strategically smart or creative, and just doesn't have the right mindset. THATS THE PROBLEM!
I see it in a lot of games. Players commit the same mistakes over and over again by either committing costly penalties or turnovers at crucial moments in ball games. Why is that reoccurring? That is where one has to look at the mental aspect of things and it really comes down to a lack of disclipline, focus. The question is, do you attribute that to the players? Or the coaches? Who do you hold accountable for those type of miscues?
Another thing that pisses me off is seeing how these guys joke around on the sidelines or act like things aren't a big deal after they are getting killed in games. That sh*t shouldn't be happening. That is where I believe the players have the wrong mindset.
When your team is pulling off sh*t like that, you have to look beyond talent.
*Sorry OTWP58. Hope you don't think I'm trying to piss on your thread or anything. Just offerring my perspective
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