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[Rudyy]

Hes good at making his own holes too. Its weird though, you think someone as strong and aggressive as Bradshaw could make those same holes. He did at times but not like Brown was doing.

Yeah, Bradshaw was tough, but Brown had better vision.

[gmen0820]

Well if one is proficient in non-fictional readings, fiction should be a piece of cake, but you make an interesting point. I just started a book about Nazi's...can't get any realer than that, haha.

Yeah, no, not really!

I actually just watched Judgement at Nuremberg at school a couple weeks ago. Interesting, especially since judges were judging ex-judges.

[Moke]

Currently reading The Shallows by Nicholas Carr. It's fascinating IMO.

I also am trying to read the 3rd Game of Thrones book again, but I forgot how lengthy it is, and never really have the time. Plus, season 3 is starting soon.

[gmen0820]

Currently reading The Shallows by Nicholas Carr. It's fascinating IMO.

I also am trying to read the 3rd Game of Thrones book again, but I forgot how lengthy it is, and never really have the time. Plus, season 3 is starting soon.

The Shallows looks excellent, I'll have to read that once I get some other books done. I read A Whole New Mind by Dan Pink a few weeks ago, and it was pretty interesting.

Currently I'm reading: Willpower, The E-Myth Revisited, Getting Things Done, The Power of Habit, and 1L of a Ride.

I recently completed: I Will Teach You to be Rich, and How to Be Richer, Smarter, and Better-Looking Than Your Parents (I got into a little personal finance kick lol) as well as The Personal MBA, Good to Great, Built to Last, and How the Mighty Fall.

The Jim Collins books were read mainly in December/January.

[Drez]

Yeah, Bradshaw was tough, but Brown had better vision.

Actually, I don't even know if Brown has much better vision. What he does have is better patience in letting his blockers set stuff up and he's more decisive when a hole is there. Bradshaw kept wanting to bounce things outside or cut back, but just wasn't quick enough anymore to make it work.

[Moke]

The Shallows looks excellent, I'll have to read that once I get some other books done. I read A Whole New Mind by Dan Pink a few weeks ago, and it was pretty interesting.

Currently I'm reading: Willpower, The E-Myth Revisited, Getting Things Done, The Power of Habit, and 1L of a Ride.

I recently completed: I Will Teach You to be Rich, and How to Be Richer, Smarter, and Better-Looking Than Your Parents (I got into a little personal finance kick lol) as well as The Personal MBA, Good to Great, Built to Last, and How the Mighty Fall.

The Jim Collins books were read mainly in December/January.

Those seem like books I might want to add to my list. thanks!

[Rudyy]

Actually, I don't even know if Brown has much better vision. What he does have is better patience in letting his blockers set stuff up and he's more decisive when a hole is there. Bradshaw kept wanting to bounce things outside or cut back, but just wasn't quick enough anymore to make it work.

Yeah, true. One thing that drove me nuts last year was that our receivers had a tendency sometimes to go backwards and try to fight for extra yardage. Hixon is a prime example. Just get the first down..

[Rudyy]

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[Moke]

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You mother ****er. That scared the **** out of me.

[Rudyy]

You mother ****er. That scared the **** out of me.

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