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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1055600" data-attributes="member: 10086">I’m questioning that in life you must have courage. If we were afraid to do our jobs due to minor setbacks we’d all wither away into mediocrity.I say all the time that I don’t want our team to play timid.  I HATE playing “not to lose”. I think short term you might have setbacks taking the assertive approach. Long term not so much. So while you might indeed be exactly right about resting all players. You will also likely lose that mentality in the long term as an opponent  wills their way back and defeats us, because we “take the safe approach”. as we took our foot off the gas.  It’s a mentality debate and you’re looking at 1 slice of a 8 piece pie.  I don’t want 1 slice.  I Want the whole pie.  So I’ll just concede you could be right in short term philosophy.Some of the best sports teams have come back from the most improbable setbacks. Btw. Christian Watson didn’t become frail vs Chicago. He’s been frail since he got here. Might as well find out if he can make it through a Quarter of football.  I mean, if he cant maybe it’s Gods way of showing us another path. I’ve learned first hand he’s a God of road blocks and adversity. I love him even more for it. Adversity creates endurance. Endurance creates discipline. Discipline creates opportunity. Opportunity creates hope. Hope is the fruit of having faith.</blockquote>

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