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Message: [QUOTE="007, post: 4579458, member: 393"] Good post, per usual, Scooch. I agree, it should be easy to understand how someone with the nearly unprecedented success JB has had over his 47 career becomes so entrenched in their beliefs. It's natural human nature. The more difficult perspective for many to wrap their heads around is how can JB be so thin skined given all that success. It is incongruent. Belichick is obviously more conmfortable with his self worth. For JB to acknowledge that his way is no longer working would tear at the thing he fears the most. That doesn't make JB a bad person (I'm not suggesting you think that). You can't help the way you feel. I do not mean to imply that this an excuse for JB's behavior. But, it does help to explain why acts this way. Even though a person can't help the way they feel, you can learn to control how you react to those feelings. That's the disappoionting part for me in watching JB struggle. [/QUOTE]