Just wondering what you guys thought about him for coach only a matter of time before he gets a head coaching job, wonder if he would be interested in coaching college. http://www.sf49ers.com/
He's my favorite pro of all time. I've met him many times, classy great guy. But I don't think we need another first time head coach:BigA:
The Crimson Tide Shufflin Crew.....Miles, You crack me up. and we could get Jim McMann(sp) for QB coach.
The Crimson Tide Shufflin Crew.....
I'm John Parker Wilson and I have three names
I will send you down in a burst of flames
I love to throw to my man DJ
Sizzlin fast who can catch all day
I know you know me, my name is DJ Hall
My mantra is "throw me the damn ball"
My and my patnuh Mr Keith Brown
I'm the slot, but he's Mr Downtown
Thanks DJ, ya'll can call me KB
Greatest receiver that you ever will see
I can catch the balls, and I'll set the tone
As long as we're not in the red zone......
We're the Crimson Tide Shufflin Crew
Shufflin around just for you
We're Crimson Proud and Crimson True
We're the Crimson Tide Shufflin Crew!
I never said it would be good!![]()
Miles, You crack me up. and we could get Jim McMann(sp) for QB coach.
I like Singletary too. I dont know if he's interested in coaching in college or if Bama would be interested in him. but yeah...he'll make a good HC one day...probably in the NFL.Just wondering what you guys thought about him for coach only a matter of time before he gets a head coaching job, wonder if he would be interested in coaching college. http://www.sf49ers.com/
Singletary was named the NFL's top defensive player in 1985 and 1988, earning widespread respect and admiration for his strong work ethic and hard-hitting play. After finishing his career with 1,488 tackles, he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1998.
"Every winning team begins with personnel - players and coaches," Nolan said. "Mike is one of the best leaders and teachers I've ever been associated with."
After spending his retirement concentrating on being a good husband and father to his seven children, Singletary was bitten by the coaching bug two years ago. He joined the Ravens after nearly becoming the head coach at Baylor, his alma mater.
Singletary now aspires to be a head coach, and believes San Francisco could be a steppingstone. Nolan conferred the title of assistant head coach on Singletary for more than ceremonial reasons.
"I'm using it for the sole reason that I want Mike to have an impact on the entire football team," Nolan said. "He brings instant credibility and intensity to the team. If there is anyone who knows how to win and how to prepare to win, it is Mike Singletary."