01-03-2016, 11:22 PM
Dear Speed Racer,
Thanks for the advise and let me start by saying I watched your show as a child. I was a big Chim Chim fan.
Now to reply to your letter, when it comes to playing aggressive. I plan on addressing this next Sunday against Pittsburgh. I will tell the players, "Hey, do your job, do your job" I promise to say that aggressively to get the point across.
As far as being creative, my mother told me I was very creative and my only problem was I would often eat the crayons when drawing. But I can definitely be creative with the players. I was thinking of using some of the crayons I didn't eat and write on a big white board, "Do your job" with each letter being a different color. Pretty good huh?
Your last comment confused me, when you said receivers were you referring to audio receivers? If so Im one step ahead of you my friend. Im going to get a receiver and at practice this week Im going to scream into the "receiver" in an aggressive and creative way... "Do Your Job" to get the guys prepared for the wild card game. Im feeling good about this.
All The Best,
Marvin Lewis
Thanks for the advise and let me start by saying I watched your show as a child. I was a big Chim Chim fan.
Now to reply to your letter, when it comes to playing aggressive. I plan on addressing this next Sunday against Pittsburgh. I will tell the players, "Hey, do your job, do your job" I promise to say that aggressively to get the point across.
As far as being creative, my mother told me I was very creative and my only problem was I would often eat the crayons when drawing. But I can definitely be creative with the players. I was thinking of using some of the crayons I didn't eat and write on a big white board, "Do your job" with each letter being a different color. Pretty good huh?
Your last comment confused me, when you said receivers were you referring to audio receivers? If so Im one step ahead of you my friend. Im going to get a receiver and at practice this week Im going to scream into the "receiver" in an aggressive and creative way... "Do Your Job" to get the guys prepared for the wild card game. Im feeling good about this.
All The Best,
Marvin Lewis
