And Schottenheimer has turned to his history, his lessons learned, his old-school, physically demanding style of coaching, his old linebacker mentality, his philosophy of treating veterans and rookies the same, his ultimatums of structure and accountability.
"There's something very, very wrong with the way of treating players and the mentality of how we see if you're strong enough," he said.
The Times should be ashamed of treating its New Jersey readers as if we are not capable of appreciating an effort that rises above a tabloid mentality.
Even now, papers often display a "not invented here" mentality, treating their sites as walled gardens, devoid of links to other news outlets.
In almost every post-Ottoman country, traces exist of the mentality that treats religion as a civic category, where entry and exit is a matter of public negotiation, not just private belief.
Amy Tobey, leader of the team that monitored XYZ, told me, "It seems there was a shift in mentality; people are treating homes as investment assets".
Many Americans may find themselves called upon to invent such words in coming years, as the mentality that has treated millions of foreigners as nonpeople increasingly affects American lives at home.
While statistically there's been no change in the fact that a vote is like a needle in a haystack, people, who look at Trump as having the mentality of North Korea's Kim Jong-un, are treating their votes like the button to Armageddon that they're afraid the billionaire real estate mogul will push in a fit of pique.
The Soviet siege mentality treats everything foreign with suspicion, betraying an internal sense of insecurity rather than any real external threat.
A former top policeman has complained of the "lynch mob mentality" of MPs who grilled him over his handling of the phone-hacking investigation, saying they treated him "like a bit of dirt".
