If you have a problem with a post, how about discussing the content–in my case, an observation about Hux, and the front 4’s pass rush without the blitz. Agree or disagree, I don’t care, but I’m not engaging in this rear view mirror nonsense.
First off, you are right. We should discuss content. I apologize for what may be my mistaking you for another poster. My old mind plays tricks on me some times and confuses one poster with another. No excuse on my part. Your screens names aren’t even close. 🙂
The rear view mirror is just an analogy for looking at the past to determine the future. It also has implications of letting past failures influence the present. I step up to the first tee and my past slices off that tee mess with my head. The concept of losing 2 games on the same Saturday also applies. (We were ranked 3rd in the nation when Penn State stopped us on 4th and goal on the one yard line in Earle Edwards’s era. We lost our next game, Clemson, still hungover from that devastating loss. The team was still suffering from that Penn State loss.) I’ve missed short puts and can’t or don’t put them out of my mind and watched my score balloon. Instead of breaking 80, I shoot in the mid to high 80’s.
Not trying to start an argument about the subject, just trying to explain what I meant. I may not be correct in my thinking but IMO it is a very important aspect of being successful in life as well as sports.
I’m going to close this post and take a look at the Hux/defense issue you brought up in a separate post.
