Originally posted by 190836:Jed York talks to Eddy D on a regular basis.
Yorks don't want any of the Eddy D.people around.
That seems to be the York that matters at this point.
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Originally posted by 190836:Jed York talks to Eddy D on a regular basis.
Yorks don't want any of the Eddy D.people around.
Originally posted by cciowa:
this times infinity.rice would get pissed when he finds out not everyone has his drive and mental toughness,. That is not a knock on any of our guys playing for us . I feel bad for him that he misses the game so much he is using an eager media and a sentimental fan base to drive this "story',, which actually has no legs to it in my opinion
Originally posted by buck:
Originally posted by 190836:Jed York talks to Eddy D on a regular basis.
Yorks don't want any of the Eddy D.people around.
That seems to be the York that matters at this point.
Originally posted by LoneWolf:Pattons interested
@PattonBoy_11 Where? When? I'm there! RT @INDlVlDUAL : .@PattonBoy_11 �what would you say to @JerryRice �if he asked if you wanted to train and learn route running techniques?
Originally posted by NeonNiner:I love his attitude and optimism. Sharp contrast from others from the past
Originally posted by trellblaze:I agree.
Originally posted by cciowa:
this times infinity.rice would get pissed when he finds out not everyone has his drive and mental toughness,. That is not a knock on any of our guys playing for us . I feel bad for him that he misses the game so much he is using an eager media and a sentimental fan base to drive this "story',, which actually has no legs to it in my opinion
I think you're going too far with this. It is likely that he was simply responding to a question the media asked him. "Jerry would you be open to mentoring the young 49er WRs?"
I didn't see anything in the story to indicate that Rice went out of his way to volunteer his services. He DEFINITELY doesn't want to be any type of coach as he said himself that he believes coaches "don't have a life" and that he dedicated enough of his life to football already.
Originally posted by TheRatMan13:Man if (insert random receiver) doesn't talk to Jerry and run the hill I will hate him forever!
- the webzone
Originally posted by LoneWolf:Thats the attitude a person should have. I like it!
Pattons interested
@PattonBoy_11 Where? When? I'm there! RT @INDlVlDUAL : .@PattonBoy_11 what would you say to @JerryRice if he asked if you wanted to train and learn route running techniques?
Originally posted by trellblaze:
I think you're going too far with this. It is likely that he was simply responding to a question the media asked him. "Jerry would you be open to mentoring the young 49er WRs?"
I didn't see anything in the story to indicate that Rice went out of his way to volunteer his services. He DEFINITELY doesn't want to be any type of coach as he said himself that he believes coaches "don't have a life" and that he dedicated enough of his life to football already.
Rice does indeed have a healthy ego but I think you're laying it on quite a bit thicker than it really is.
Originally posted by 24plus25er:
Question...
Does Jim want Rice working with our guys?
What does this say about his WR coach if we have to go technically outside the organization to teach our guys better technique and work effort?
Do you think the GOAT is going to work for FREE?!
I just think this is a non-story in so many ways... As dear and near as legends are to our heart they aren't always the best option for being a coach. If that was the case Aikman would be the HC of the Cowboys and not his ex-backup QB.