Wow, I love Geno.
He owns his life, his choices, who he is, yeah, A++ leader and example.
Great interview, at least the first 15 minutes I've watched. I am not NEARLY as gifted lol, but I can relate to Geno, love it!!
I'll see your wow and raise you a holy crap. I just watched the first couple minutes of this, and I'll watch the remainder later.
EVERY SINGLE TIME I see him speak - I keep thinking to myself: You cannot fake this. You just can't.
The video of him signing autographs for kids at the pro bowl. The final interview - both on the field, and his final post-game press conference: "They appreciated me here when others didn't - and I have alot of loyalty because of that to the organization."
After the dip in the second half of the season - which I largely attribute to Munich rattling Pete and changing the way Waldron was calling the offense (dumbing it down and going pete-mode - 3 TE sets anyone? - they went on a milk carton for a month), I questioned for a bit whether he was the 32 million dollar man.
This isn't team 3 finding the latest sick kids hospital and doing the 'i'm just here so i don't get fined' routine. He genuinely loves this, his place, and his time.
It's made me reflect on appreciating both where I 'am', what it took to get here, and just being grateful for the process. Seriously. The guy just keeps punching - doesn't matter. Shit like this really makes me appreciate that sometimes you have to go through some tough crap to pop out on the other side.
Anyhow. I'd ******* adopt the dude if I could. I genuinely hope that they get past this contract (all sources are looking good now!!!!) and that he's our QB until he retires.
He's the epitome of who I used to hire in my company, or at least 3 or 4 of my superstars that worked out. The most important 5 qualities in any employee? Attitude. Attitude. Attitude. Attitude. Attitude.
That is all. Geno for Prez. For real. Sign the Mofo and lets get to the draft and stock up the defense.