04-29-2022, 02:58 PM
(04-29-2022, 02:34 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: If most other teams have one, then how could you conclusion that it doesn't help a team be successful?
The same goes with attracting free agents.
In fact, doesn't the fact that we have never been a top pick for most free agents make it possible that the lack of an indoor practice facility could be a factor in their decisions?
Also, it's about the image of the franchise being professional.
If you show up to a job interview and it's an old, beat-down building, you think you're going to choose that over a business that has a modern building with modern amenities?
Because a number of organizations who have one aren't successful. Rosters and coaching- and occasionally luck- distinguish the winners and losers, not nice amenities.
If most everyone else has an indoor facility, what makes having one yourself a selling point? I would argue the last three seasons have demonstrated free agents will sign given the money - indoor facility or no.
As for work, I'll go with the highest bidder most of the time- especially for the same job description.
I'm indifferent on the whole thing to be honest. It just seems there is more emphasis placed on the impact it will have than is warranted.
