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Originally posted by Dominate:
Yeah its a good video with alot of insight we dont see a lot of and I enjoyed it.
I`m also on record in the Mays thread in the draft war room. Saying Mays will be a pro-bowler in a couple years.
Originally posted by NinerGM:
Woodson would be a helluva secondary coach.
He really should coach.
Originally posted by bigmike55:Originally posted by NinerGM:
Woodson would be a helluva secondary coach.
He really should coach.
That would be awesome. He looks good wearing that 49ers sports jacket too. He'd fit right in with Singletary and the rest of our coaches.
But I don't think it'll happen anytime soon. Coaching takes up a lot of time, if not more time than the players. I'm sure Rod doesn't need the money, and working as a broadcaster is much more easy-going and less responsibility. That's why a lot of great players, who would no question make great coaches in the NFL, end up in broadcasting positions.. i.e. Steve Young.
Originally posted by GOLDMOUTH22:Originally posted by bigmike55:Originally posted by NinerGM:
Woodson would be a helluva secondary coach.
He really should coach.
That would be awesome. He looks good wearing that 49ers sports jacket too. He'd fit right in with Singletary and the rest of our coaches.
But I don't think it'll happen anytime soon. Coaching takes up a lot of time, if not more time than the players. I'm sure Rod doesn't need the money, and working as a broadcaster is much more easy-going and less responsibility. That's why a lot of great players, who would no question make great coaches in the NFL, end up in broadcasting positions.. i.e. Steve Young.
its less stress to bulls**t about players that aren't yours! when you're a coach STRESS!
Originally posted by bigmike55:
But I don't think it'll happen anytime soon. Coaching takes up a lot of time, if not more time than the players. I'm sure Rod doesn't need the money, and working as a broadcaster is much more easy-going and less responsibility. That's why a lot of great players, who would no question make great coaches in the NFL, end up in broadcasting positions.. i.e. Steve Young.
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"I had thought about coaching when I first retired, but I played 17 years in the league, and at that time it was not right for me. I am actually going to give it a try this year - I am going to go to Cincinnati and be with the Bengals when camp starts in July and stay about a week and a half. It will be good to get a taste for it and get back into talking with the players and coaches and see what that daily grind is like again."
Originally posted by Tigerlaw:
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe Rod Woodson's zig zag technique and punching the opposite shoulder is not legal in the current NFL game.
That would get you an illegal contact penalty beyond 5 yards
Originally posted by schmons:Originally posted by Tigerlaw:
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe Rod Woodson's zig zag technique and punching the opposite shoulder is not legal in the current NFL game.
That would get you an illegal contact penalty beyond 5 yards
it's an exercise he did everyday
Originally posted by Tigerlaw:
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe Rod Woodson's zig zag technique and punching the opposite shoulder is not legal in the current NFL game.
That would get you an illegal contact penalty beyond 5 yards
Originally posted by FourNine49:
Rod is definitely a class act guy. He doesn't attack players when he's on TV, and he always gives love to the niners on NFLN.
I think he'd be a great coach. Just watching him in that segment you can see his ability to talk and mentor the younger guys.