The prevalence of Coach to Player Relations and Injuries

Players indelibly mourn for a coach who relates to them, rather than just coach them as well as yell in their faces. Then again there's some players who would prefer being continuously pestered and hounded by their coach cause they find that's the best way to be taught. Ultimately in minor all the way through University, College and up to professional sports, the prevalence of Coach-Player relations is undoubtedly important. In order to have a player base that fully respects and listens to what you say, the relation has to be at least present. While you should indefinitely be respected for your position of power in terms of being a head coach, team chemistry can be greatly improved through general agreement.

An amazing example of the importance of Coach-Player relations is in the ESPN 30-30 "The U". A documentary about the university of Miami's rise to victory and fame through football and ghetto neighborhoods. Miami University made the decision to recruit players from the ghetto African-American neighborhoods within Miami. Generally the players from the ghetto were very aggressive, rowdy and trouble prone, however they always seemed to respect and listen to their coach, most importantly because the coach related. Many players found the head coaches as somewhat close to father figures, making the team chemistry all the better.

What is the prevalence in injuries within this 2014-2015 NFL Season. Obviously some teams have suffered crippling injuries that could possibly jeopardize their season. I'm mostly keying on the injury of Nick Foles, with his collarbone injury the team has been left with Mark Sanchez, and don't get me wrong, Sanchez is a good back-up but he doesn't have the potential to lead them through the play-offs, through teams like Denver or Detroit. While there has been this dramatic injury on the Eagles team, several other teams are suffering minor injuries like Arian Foster missing games, and Calvin Johnson going out mid-game. Injuries like these do not decimate teams, but they can more than hinder there chances of victory.

The injury of  Jadeveon Clowney of the Houston Texans has also been prevalent, as they had high expectations if him for the 2014-2015 season. Several teams, generally every team is suffering injuries of a pool of their players. Some teams are suffering much more dramatic injuries, however most see injuries in players who do not  make an extreme difference.