CoachX

@OccamsRazor who is he?

This is why he should be fired immediately. We don't need a guy who refuses to tow the company line or coddle entitled athletes. How dare he speak honestly!

oh. I hate that guy

who is Kolosov again?

hes not good enough for a Mettalica song....maybe One Direction

this actually makes a lot of sense. We all thought the franchise was trying to build a team to win championships, when in reality they were using the team to build life long franchise management personnel its really a stroke of genius

and then the Flyers who cant produce either

Philadelphia has always been great at producing mascots and play by play, field commentators. We are also good a fictitious sports characters who often transcend real athletes

and watch on TV, and post on forums

pretty much sums it up

Enter, Scott Laughton

So you are saying it’s ok for players to back off of a full 100% effort all the time in order to sustain a complete season? didn’t one of the Flyer players recently say that he doesn’t give/ can’t give 100% all the time, every game? I seem to recall that player getting highly criticized on this forum

That wasn’t your question. What’s more significant, the season he had with a known receiver in Moss, or all the Superbowls he won with guys we have to research?

Randy Moss

I agree FC made a valid point i also see your point. Most time, no matter how hard you work, you will lose out to better talent where I get frustrated is the “unsustainable” argument. I’m sure your baseball analogy is spot on, but there have also been historical times where hard work has beat more talent. Back on topic, if the Flyers are admittedly less talented, then they have no choice but to work harder. Arguing that doing that will still lose out to talent is one thing. Arguing that the players and team can’t hang at that level because of wear and tear, or fatigue, is something completely different