Players must execute. They can’t depend on emotion to win. It doesn’t matter how much you want to win the game. Everyone in the NFL is intense. It’s foolish to think we can out intensity them. The bottom line is: Can we execute a series of plays almost flawlessly? Only through repetition and experience with those plays can each player complete the necessary assignments. If you want something too badly, you can throw yourself out of sync trying to make a play that isn’t really achievable. It’s not the attitude or the personnel that does it. It’s how well you do things. Don’t count on heroics. Count on execution, on the things we have practiced and are good at. | |
— Bill Walsh | |
Former 49er Head Coach | |
As quoted in: “The Genius“; written by: David Harris | |
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On This Day In: | |
2022 | Against Considerable Odds |
2021 | Only 10 |
Just A Hopeless Case | |
2020 | What We Know About Ourselves |
2019 | But It Feels Dirtier Lately |
2018 | I Remember Some More Than Others |
2017 | Creating Reality |
2016 | Come, Read To Me Some Poem |
2015 | Exceeding Service |
2014 | Still Learning |
Hospitality | |
2013 | Execution Not Intensity |
2012 | Charles Carroll Of Carrollton (The Only Catholic Founder) |
2011 | Life Works |
Pay Like Hell | |
Prosperity Finds Its Way Up | |
Execution Not Intensity
March 6, 2013 by kmabarrett
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