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Deion is looking at athletes from a mainstream perception. Who does he feel will produce the best results from an athletics lens which is winning a game. 

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Deion is looking at athletes from a mainstream perception. Who does he feel will produce the best results from an athletics lens which is winning a game. 

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I believe Deion shared the coaches playbook of reality; however, he did not given any room for growth for those students who are hungry and want more.

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DS's recruiting strategies highlight how he's looking for multilayer attributes for leadership according to the played position (quarterback vs defensive lines), which categorizes students into stereotypical groups according to fixed perceptions, instead of utilizing a growth mindset.

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I can’t say what I would like because I would get fired!

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Recruitment based on socioeconomic backgrounds seem biased and reduces the potentials of some kids

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Deion Sanders is holding individuals' personal backgrounds against them in a way that is stigmatizing and deeply harmful

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Deion is making preconceived assumptions on who can successfully lead a team. His assumptions are negative and need to be reconstructed.

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I think that his perception of what he is looking for and qualities based on socioeconomics and background limits his abilities to truly see the players in the right light. There is a preconceived bias that has formed his opinion.

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I think that his perception of what he is looking for and qualities based on socioeconomics and background limits his abilities to truly see the players in the right light. There is a preconceived bias that has formed his opinion.

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Opposite of growth mindset

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I don’t like his delivery or targeting however, I see what his point is. It also seems like the point is to capitalize off of the stress, trauma, and environment that people live in to force them to do whatever for the money. At the end of the the day, this is a cut throat sport that IS money hungry and doesn’t care about its players.

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These are perceptions used in recruiting and in corporate America for employment.

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I think that was a bad take and very stereotypical. I come from a one parent home and I wasn’t struggling or had to get it out the mud.

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He automatically cuts people out for no reason based on things that have no bearing on one’s ability to play a game.

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His strategies to recruit really dig beneath the surface. He’s basing it off of environment and not the performance of each individual. This will overlook talent that could be molded and motivated. Completely overlooks the potential of each recruit.

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Perpetuates stereotypes and systemic racism

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That is not a reality-based. It shows that we continue to let down kids from stressful backgrounds.

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He has already decided who to choose based on his background.

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While the majority of football players are Black, the only 17% of quarterbacks are Black. It makes me think about how if we only look at the situation that someone is coming from rather than who they are, they get opportunity.

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I believe that intelligence is fixed/ Related to race or poverty. ( Look at Michael Jordan)......

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It seems like he wants leaders from “good environments” but assumes that players from more troubled backgrounds are incapable of these attributes.

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As a single parent I’m kind of gobsmacked that these types of questions are asked. As a teacher I am thinking of my many high achieving students with single parent households.

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There is a place on a team for everyone, regardless where they come from. Each set of backgrounds and skills prepare them for different roles on the team

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There is a place on a team for everyone, regardless where they come from. Each set of backgrounds and skills prepare them for different roles on the team

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This is how recruitment is in America. It sad but it is the reality of sports

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Disgusting how he chooses his players and the difference in what he wants in offense and defense. If this is what they look for and it is out in the open then there has to be changes in the recruitment process.

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I think these perspectives are very limiting.

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Looking for well rounded individuals. Solid academic achievement, nuclear family, maturity in decision making for quarterbacks but other positions have different circumstances. Someone whose personal stakes are higher for defense, whose performance is more need based.

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I agree with Deion. I think in various situations, you need people to fit well and react well in that specific environment.

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Deion sees a difference in what the students do and how they perform based on their upbringing and experience

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I wonder how his players feel about his comments and if it affects their motivation to play their best for him.

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He is generalizing groups of people where if they have good grades and good family, they have to be a good and intelligent leader. On the other hand, people who have a single parent, poor, etc, must be violent or physically more capable.

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He is generalizing groups of people where if they have good grades and good family, they have to be a good and intelligent leader. On the other hand, people who have a single parent, poor, etc, must be violent or physically more capable.

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These seem like surface level, baseline, generalizations. It's a little insensitive. There are students who are outliers---amazing students who can do what is required of them. It's further perpetuating a stereotype. I don't like it at all.

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Interesting thoughts, but hardly equitable.

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Someone give some credit to DTs, man. They're smart too!

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Someone give some credit to DTs, man. They're smart too!

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It reminds me of differentiated instruction.

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I think Deion presents some interesting thoughts based on his experience with leadership and successes in professional sports. I think it covers the socioeconomic umbrella.

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I don’t think Deion has read the pedagogy of confidence