Wooten said he also shied away from players considered unmotivated because they weren’t yet on an NFL team’s payroll.
“You inevitably hear a coach say to you, ‘When he starts getting paid, it’s going to be different,’ ” Wooten said. “That should send a red flag. I have been around long enough to know that money doesn’t make players better. If anything, it makes them worse.”
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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
On the Absolute Importance of Financial Incentives
From a Post article on the difficulties of drafting quarterbacks, the Dallas Cowboys personnel man opines:
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