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Originally posted by sportsmaster
i hate to say it but he is just coch it how the players play and how the coch coches dont you see that
Parcell's Charm
Most NFL coaches couldn't get away with what Bill Parcells does without inciting a mutiny. Yet Parcells, now in Dallas, has refused to back away from a drill sergeant's persona that worked with both New York teams and the New England Patriots.
In an attempt to revive the Cowboys, for example, Parcells has forbidden rookies to wear a helmet with the team's blue star logo, explaining they "haven't done anything yet. They have to earn it and will get the star when we play an exhibition game."
First-round pick Terence Newman, a cornerback from Kansas State, is already learning a lesson of humility under Parcells. Despite signing a $10.5 million signing bonus, Newman was ordered to fetch the 61-year-old coach water during minicamp breaks. Newman said he didn't mind.
Another Parcells rule: When a player is confused about a play, the entire unit is ordered to run to a far fence and back.
"That's the way I do things," Parcells said. "It's nothing new. The point of it is they need to pay attention and know what's going on."