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Posted on 1/17/10 at 8:14 pm to jrous19
uh, no.
in fact I can't think of a single superstar QB who ever became a coach after playing.
ETA - oops Jim Zorn. I still say no way.
in fact I can't think of a single superstar QB who ever became a coach after playing.
ETA - oops Jim Zorn. I still say no way.
This post was edited on 1/17/10 at 8:16 pm
Posted on 1/17/10 at 8:18 pm to Hot Carl
quote:people coach because they love the game. not for the money.
And he also has over $100 million. Peyton Manning will never sniff the coaching profession. This thread is kinda absurd.
Posted on 1/17/10 at 9:14 pm to Vood
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He was talking about how he wanted to win the national championship as a coach since he didn't do it as a player.
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BS. In addition to never winning a MNC, Peyton never won the Heisman, never beat Florida, and there is no way he could ever make up for any of his college failures. With his NFL success and money, it would just be plain stupid for him to want to coach...anywhere. No reason to regress.
He was talking about how he wanted to win the national championship as a coach since he didn't do it as a player.
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BS. In addition to never winning a MNC, Peyton never won the Heisman, never beat Florida, and there is no way he could ever make up for any of his college failures. With his NFL success and money, it would just be plain stupid for him to want to coach...anywhere. No reason to regress.
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