That's how most men would spend their money if they didn't have spouses telling them to dump it all into new crap for the house all the time. Do what you live, buy yourself a toy. Don't waste time or money on the rest.
He came to my high school practice when I was a sophomore made us run the same play over and over for 3 hours no joke until we literally couldn't make a mistake on it. for the rest of the season we scored on that play every time we used it guy is a football genius.
I love that!! It's like Coach John Wooten's 8 laws of learning: explanation, demonstration, imitation, repetition, repetition, repetition, repetition, and repetition.
Bob is my 2nd cousin and the entire reason I became a huge football fan. When Brian Urlacher came into the league, he was Chicago's O-line coach. Bob's also an awesome dad, granddad, comedian, magician and always made a point to visit home a few times a year. You won't find many coaches like him and I'm so glad to call him family. And for many of you who've commented, I'm humbled by your kind words. Thank you
This guy reminds me of an assistant on my HS football team years ago. Everyone loved him, he coached because he loved football, wouldn’t care about the pay. I have so many stories about him, I hope he’s still doing well
@@justinalley3399 You just totally misread what Daniel typed. He is not in Cleveland this year and they are worse. So he was doing a good job. Clueless.
the main reason CLE was so bad on the line was due to them trading one of the best guards in the NFL Kevin Zeitler. You can't just remove a talent like that and then plug the hole with Eric Kush who is now on his 7th team in 7 years.
I absolutely frickin love Bob Wylie. He was the oline coach for the Raiders for one season in 2011 & in that season, the Raiders were the best offensive team in the league & he did it with a bunch of unknowns & less talented players (aside from Jared Veldheer & Stefan Wiesniewski). Miss him as our oline coach.
As a Browns fan, I miss coach Wylie. Yes are his teaching methods somewhat "odd" sure, but sometimes it takes a creative way to teach someone. I agree Sumo Wrestlers are the best drive blockers. Get well soon coach. The NFL is missing you!
Nope. That title goes to Dante Scarnecchia for the Patriots. He might make the NFL Hall of Fame as nothing more than an O-line coordinator... since he's been in 8 Super Bowls, has 6 rings, and coached dozens of Pro Bowlers and All Pros. At bare minimum, he'll be in the Patriots Hall of Fame and it will be a travesty if he doesn't get the NFL Hall of Fame soon.
Howard Mudd RIP. OL/DL coaches are just built differently, I was a garbage backup scout team defensive end on my HS team but all of the best stories I have are from line coaches.
Miss Bob up here in Winnipeg,he's one of a kind. Two stints with the Blue Bombers 2007-08 & 2014-16. Surprised he spent more time in Winnipeg than anywhere else. Too bad he missed the team winning the Grey Cup last week,after a 29 year drought.
Listen ive been into american football the last 4 years im southamerican and play a lot of football "soccer"... but this game has taught me a lot and is one of my favourite pass times to watch because of what this man monements .. great story get well soon pd. Cowboys Fan lol
I'd bet this guy has earned at least a million dollars in his career and his house looks like the one Napoleon Dynamite lived in..my team should hire this guy he's pure entertainment
Yeah he started coming to my high schools football practice to help out the o-line this season. He's a real genuine guy. Love his coaching technique. I remember he showed us a picture or video of a gorilla and said these are the perfect o line man, straight backs and low to the ground, if they started playing in the nfl they would make a lot of money
Great video.. I love his unconventional way of teaching certain things. Like pointing out how sumo wrestlers drive an opponent, or how large animals like the gorilla or rhino have a low center of gravity, making them sturdy on their feet.
All these high level offensive line coaches McNally and Mudd speaking so highly of Coach Wylie. Was a real privilege to be coached by him in high school even if it were only 8 practices
