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Why do Chuck Pagano's players love him

"It doesn matter if you a practice squad player or whatever. . He going to treat you the same way," Jerrell Freeman says of coach Chuck Pagano. "He loves us all equally." Here, Pagano congratulated Freeman and others on the defense in a game against the Chiefs in 2013.(Photo: Matt Kryger / The Star)He could take bows over being the second coach in NFL history to record 11 wins in his first three seasons. And he'd be justified puffing his chest out about his 2 2 postseason record and two trips to the second round of the playoffs.

Instead, Indianapolis Colts coach Chuck Pagano does none of the above. He keeps deflecting the credit, lauding the star quarterback, showering praise on his assistants.

But ask around the Colts' locker room and you come to understand the true value of Pagano and why he is a major reason the Colts are in the AFC Divisional Playoffs.

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If you don't think that matters, just take a trip back in time, back to when Pagano took over a team coming off a 2 14 season, in early 2012. He reminisced this week about the first offseason team meeting he held, in a half empty room, and how he had to give his players something to hold on to. He couldn't sell success, because it likely seemed too far away.

So, Pagano sold himself instead.

"There were about 25 players in there," Pagano said, reflecting. "There were a lot of great players, great Colts players, including (Peyton Manning) that were no longer there in the very first team meeting I ever had. We had people from all over the place that were new in that room.

"If you've been around the game long enough, you know it's not always the most talented teams that win it all," Butler said. "It's such a team sport that you have to buy into something. You have to be all in for it to work. If you go out there with your own agenda, it's not really going to work. You have to have each other's backs out there. We do."

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"It was something he didn't have to do," Darius Butler said. "But it made a huge impression. I'm sure only certain people can relate to that people who have been through it."

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Where did it all go wrong

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Last month, a United Airlines flight headed from Newark to Denver had to land at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport when a passenger refused to remove a Knee Defender a device that prevented the seat in front of him from reclining. The passenger who couldn't lean back proceeded to douse him with a cup of water. Nobody was arrested, though the incident is a microcosm of the frustration that seems to have become as common as takeoffs and landings.

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Etiquette expert Anna Post generally doesn't think people are ruder now than in generations past except when it comes to flying.

"When I hear about the . glamorous old days of flying, I just can't help thinking it ain't what it used to be,'' says Post, who discusses sky high rudeness in the 18th edition of Emily Post's Etiquette, the seminal book on manners first published by her great great grandmother.

Post, who says she has seen passengers "blow their stack'' waiting in line to get reassigned after their flight is canceled, says, "A lot of rudeness and incivility comes from stress, and there's so many ways to be stressed when flying these days.''

Tensions can start to rise from the time a passenger pays for the ticket, escalating on the trek through the airport. "Then you have potentially inconsiderate seatmates around you," Post says. "You've got someone eating a hot tuna fish sandwich you have to smell, and somebody sneezing without covering their mouth, and there's a baby crying, and you've got a person reclining into you. . You literally feel pushed from all sides.''

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PERCEPTION VS. REALITY

Ask some dissatisfied fliers when their frustrations first arose if it was when they had to start taking off their shoes to pass through security, paying a fee to check a bag, bringing their own meal and the response can often be boiled down to three words: Take your pick.

But the reality is that there may be no better time than the present to Purple Suede Equestria 160mm hop on a flight, if you gauge key markers such as the cost of a plane ticket and the value of getting to a destination on time.

"The number of customer complaints has gone down,'' he says. "Mishandled baggage has gone down and on time performance has improved. So technically, based solely on the data, (the flight experience) has improved over the last 25 years substantially.''

With passengers now able to tap into Wi Fi on a flight, watch live TV while 30,000 feet in the air and enroll in programs like TSA PreCheck to speed up their security screening, some fliers think there's much to like about air travel.

World Cup ball to blame

Yes, the ball does make a difference. I've never seen so many shots fly over the goal and at tremendous speed. The ball should have been introduced to the players a year before the World Cup, maybe players would have been accustomed to it and more goals could have been scored (which was surely the aim of all this).

If Beckham was involved with the design, I am highly disappointed that he never scored from a free kick.

I was under the impression that a football had to be a regulation weight and size. It therefore can't be too light or too small. The only thing the manufacturer can tinker with are it's aerodynamics by experimenting with various materials. We seem to have this problem with the ball every time the technology advances with the coming of every new World cup or Euro Championship.

The new Mitre ball used in the League and Premiership had wholesale nfl jerseys a will of its own. The Premiership Nike ball that replaced the Mitre one was said to be too flighty. Cheap Nike Jerseys Perhaps it's time to standardise the materials and designs used by all the major manufacturers.

Beckham had a hand in the design? Well, he ain't no rocket scientist that's for sure!

This ball is a travesty. They should go back to using the bladder of a year old pig, gently cured in brine for six months and filled with pure Cheap NFL Jerseys mountain air from Nepal.

Joe, USA

I believe that the new Fevernova ball from Adidas gives an unfair advantage to teams like France and South Africa. A pity they weren't able to capitalize.

Mark,

Why blame the ball? Those who do are just sore losers.

Paul, UK

Are we all forgetting that there are strict regulations for weight and size of a football? The ball is not too light, too big, too round, too hard, too soft or whatever other excuses are being used by teams who have been knocked out.

The new ball seems to behave more like a shuttle cock; initially moving at high speed through the air, climbing, hanging, then dropping sharply.

A few favourites are upset by "lesser" teams beating them and, all of a sudden, the ball is too round.

Round ball Wholesale NFL Jerseys China or square ball, the players could use a melon instead and it wouldn't matter. All the games have the same ball, it's just unlucky if a certain few can't get on with it. As for goal shots, the ball seems to fly straight and smooth and bends well too, although it has loads of bounce which could be a hindrance at times.

John Stanness,

Faster, lighter ball = more goals = more exciting football. Gone are the days where defence and the goalkeepers ruled. We need to embrace higher scoring games and faster, better balls. This all adds to the excitement in the tournament. Fevernova or no Fevernova, one team goes to win the World Cup. Then we wouldn't have to wait so long for the Rugby World Cup.

Paul Turner, Hong Kong (ex pat)

I've noticed in several matches that the ball does not seem to run along with the player, and slacks a bit when the player is running. This causes a bit of discomfort for the players because they seem to be running faster than the ball upon passes.

I had the opportunity to play with a replica of the Fevernova ball last week and I can honestly say that it's a credit to 21st century technology. My personal opinion is that yes, it does move in the air when travelling but most modern day balls do.

It felt like it moulded to your foot when kicking but strangely when heading the ball it felt as solid as say a mitre delta. Well done to Adidas for producing a piece of footballing mastery.