Matt Moore: "Does it really matter what I do in practice?"

Allen Iverson wants his thread back....

 

Don't disagree with you, you just save some for game time. When I played, we broke it off on people. I knocked one guy unconscious once in practice. Just didn't practice at 100% all the time is all. Not making excuses for Moore's comment, just not sure what he really meant by it is all.

 

Wasn't it 'quieter than ants thinking about pissing on cotton'?

 

His wife was hot though

 

Hopefully she sucked too.

 

Depends on the mental capabilities of ants. Some of those big-headed ones in Africa look like they could do some telepathic **** if necessary.

 

I doubt Moore being more of a gamer than a good practice player is a conscious choice on his part.
One analogy I can think of is from when I used to do a lot of deer and elk hunting. I knew guys who were fine marksmen when target shooting, but were not necessarily so when they had a running deer or elk in their sights. They'd get too excited and not maintain their cool.
Others, more of the Matt Moore types I guess, were nothing more than average shooting at a paper target, but reacted with deadly efficiency when they jumped a buck or a bull. I remember one old friend of my dad, who had someone else sight in his hunting rifle because he just wasn't very good at target shooting. But, he seldom missed when out actually hunting.

So, I guess I agree with Matt Moore's feelings on the subject to a degree. I think our coaches are smart enough to make the best choice at QB for the team to win the most games this season.

 

See to me, the guys that can shoot the target and not the game may never be able to improve. The guy that can shoot the game and not the target merely has a mental block.

 

That's the Matt Moore type of shooter/hunter and he may never completely get over that mental block.

 

I think his mental block (or anyone's in that type of scenario) is based on just not thinking the practice/target is important.