Coach Canales’ First Chat(video)

[ForJimmy]

5 minutes ago, jtm said:

I don't like the hire and I hope I'm wrong.  Integrity is important on and off the field and this guy doesn't have it.  

Why do you think that?

[jtm]

21 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

Why do you think that?

Go google the book he wrote recently 

[OldhamA]

2 hours ago, jtm said:

Go google the book he wrote recently 

Why do you think integrity is important?

Most of the best coaches are scumbags.

[bythenbrs]

3 hours ago, jtm said:

Integrity is important on and off the field and this guy doesn't have it.  

Why do you say that?  Not being argumentative, just not reading or seeing what you’re reading or seeing.  

[ForJimmy]

2 hours ago, jtm said:

Go google the book he wrote recently 

Owning up to past mistakes, taking responsibility, and correcting them sounds like integrity to me?

[Pazhoosier89]

4 hours ago, jtm said:

I don't like the hire and I hope I'm wrong.  Integrity is important on and off the field and this guy doesn't have it.  

What a clown take. I would say he is showing integrity by owning up to his past mistakes.

[Wolfcop]

Yep - everyone makes mistakes. He made some big ones, but owned up to them and put out a book that has helped a lot of marriages. Excellent leadership!

[jtm]

16 minutes ago, Wolfcop said:

Yep - everyone makes mistakes. He made some big ones, but owned up to them and put out a book that has helped a lot of marriages. Excellent leadership!

I’m sure he owned up after he got caught. That’s how this plays out 99.9% of the time. That’s not leadership 

[rayzor]

2 hours ago, ForJimmy said:

Owning up to past mistakes, taking responsibility, and correcting them sounds like integrity to me?

Absolutely.

[Wolfcop]

12 minutes ago, jtm said:

I’m sure he owned up after he got caught. That’s how this plays out 99.9% of the time. That’s not leadership 

Leadership is absolutely picking yourself up after failure and correcting mistakes. Leadership is also being willing to admit failure and teach others how to learn from your mistakes. It takes a tremendous amount of courage to do that. 

[Tarheel119]

4 hours ago, jtm said:

I’m sure he owned up after he got caught. That’s how this plays out 99.9% of the time. That’s not leadership 

It absolutely is leadership. Leadership is admitting you made a mistake and putting in the steps to ensure it never happens again. It’s also a clear stage in repentance. Though, don’t worry I won’t go too far down that road.

[Panther'sBigD]

11 hours ago, MechaZain said:

Guy seems like a straight shooter unlike Rhule and still hungry unlike Reich

I mean if you can admit to your wife, and the book reading public that you’ve been raw dogging side chicks for basically your entire marriage, then I have no problem believing you can and will be completely honest with your coaching staff and players. 
 

 

[Panther'sBigD]

Does anyone else get a Steven Furtick vibe from Canales? I find it unsettling and off putting, but I think maybe it’s a generational thing. He’s a millennial coach, coaching Gen Z players, so he’s on a completely different wavelength than I’m used to. 
 

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

17 hours ago, ForJimmy said:

Owning up to past mistakes, taking responsibility, and correcting them sounds like integrity to me?

There's also a big difference between "I can't control my alcohol and porn consumption, so I don't do it" vs. "I can't handle my alcohol and porn consumption, so nobody should be allowed to do it".  I get the former vibe from him.