Pellman was genial and stout, a balding 41yearold routinely described by colleagues as "a good administrator." Through his contacts with the NFL, Pellman would also come to work as a top medical adviser with other leagues, including the NHL and Major League Baseball. One executive who worked closely with Pellman described him as a kind of medical "concierge" whose primary responsibilities were to administer flu shots and recommend specialists. House of Representatives.3) An owner committed to winning and not just profits: Like in most businesses winning starts at the top. When owners are focused on just the bottom line, the jobs of the football people are compromised. Some owners want to run the show and let their ego and or insecurities get in the way of making decisions.

"Last year was last year and right now we're 01 on the road," safety George Wilson said. "For us to be a playoff team that we aspire to be, we have to get the job done.