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Struggling Panthers F motivated by Brees book

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08:20 AM ET 02.11 | Taken No. 7 overall in 2005, Panthers forward Jack Skille had to face the possibility that he may not live up to the hype. [Skille] reached this epiphany not long after sustaining a season-ending shoulder injury last March. Skille said advice from teammate Stephen Weiss and the inspiration gleaned from reading New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees' book, 'Coming Back Stronger,' -- which chronicled Brees' journey from a career-ending shoulder injury to Super Bowl MVP -- helped instigate his attitude adjustment. "It changed my attitude," said Skille, 25. ... "Brees chose the Saints instead of the Dolphins because they believed in him," Skille said. "When your staff believes in you like [Dale Tallon], who drafted me and believed in me from the start, and a coach who knows how to motivate me, that's a huge help."

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February 11, 2013  08:52 AM ET

(with apologies to Otis)

Good morning, and welcome to the new morning radio show here on WGAF

February 11, 2013  08:55 AM ET

Still waiting for the day some idiot athlete comes out and states emphatically, "Mein Kampf completely changed me as a human being. A recommended read for all!"

February 11, 2013  09:03 AM ET

Struggling Panthers F'n motivated by Brees book

Fixed.

February 11, 2013  09:05 AM ET
QUOTE(#2):

Still waiting for the day some idiot athlete comes out and states emphatically, "Mein Kampf completely changed me as a human being. A recommended read for all!"

paging Tim Thomas.....

February 11, 2013  09:26 AM ET
QUOTE(#2):

Still waiting for the day some idiot athlete comes out and states emphatically, "Mein Kampf completely changed me as a human being. A recommended read for all!"

LOL

February 11, 2013  09:35 AM ET

That is a classic example of something they guy should have kept to himself. Even if he did tell it to a reporter, it was meant for the locals and not to be posted on an international board like FN.

February 11, 2013  10:16 AM ET

Quick question. Is Jack Skille the same as Jack Squat?

February 11, 2013  10:20 AM ET

You might not be struggling, you just might not be good.

February 11, 2013  10:20 AM ET
QUOTE(#7):

Quick question. Is Jack Skille the same as Jack Squat?

sounds like the opposite

February 11, 2013  10:26 AM ET
QUOTE(#9):

sounds like the opposite

Yeah..............Squat just comes up to his shoulder.

February 11, 2013  10:27 AM ET
QUOTE(#9):

sounds like the opposite

Jack S hit?

February 11, 2013  10:47 AM ET
QUOTE(#11):

Jack S hit?

yup...Jack Skill's no account cousin

February 11, 2013  03:54 PM ET
QUOTE(#2):

Still waiting for the day some idiot athlete comes out and states emphatically, "Mein Kampf completely changed me as a human being. A recommended read for all!"

LOL

February 11, 2013  04:03 PM ET

Brees book

Or maybe he saw John Van Biesbrouck?

 
February 11, 2013  04:04 PM ET
QUOTE(#2):

Still waiting for the day some idiot athlete comes out and states emphatically, "Mein Kampf completely changed me as a human being. A recommended read for all!"

I know a few on these threads that would probably make that statement

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