It’s hard to balance the leadership skills, strengths and needs of individual performers with those of the team as a whole. It’s also hard for some individuals to concentrate on what they need to do without getting distracted by what’s going on around them. New York Jets National Football League Coach Rex Ryan thinks these are false tradeoffs.
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