Showing posts with label quarterback coach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quarterback coach. Show all posts

Monday, May 24, 2010

Terry Bradshaw showed interest in coaching job

As a former star quarterback of the National Football League with an experience of leading the Pittsburgh Steelers to four Super Bowl victories, Terry Bradshaw recently thought he was qualified to work for the NFL again as a quarterback coach or something like that.

After retiring from the NFL, Bradshaw spent most part of his retirement life as a TV show host. He has been much less popular since taking off the honored No.12 Terry Bradshaw jersey and always appeared jealous when seeing new star quarterbacks attract much more attention to him. But he never gave up reminding people of himself and his past as a star quarterback. However, after some initial controversies on his harsh comment about other quarterbacks, people soon got fed up with his show. We can still hear of Bradshaw’s name sometimes, but it always appeared with another much more popular guy. So recently Bradshaw showed his intention to return to NFL to regain his popularity.

I’m not sure working as a quarterback coach could help Bradshaw receive more attention from the public, but at least he could have authority to make comments on the quarterbacks he is going to coach, and what he says of his quarterback could be more taken more seriously by people. However, I don’t see his chance to be employed by any NFL team; after all, being a good quarterback does not necessarily mean the qualification to be a good QB coach. And Bradshaw could just be better fit for a TV show host.

Friday, January 29, 2010

Former Redskins coach Zorn may find job in Baltimore

Failing to help the Washington Redskins make it to the postseason, Jim Zorn lost his head coach job in Washington, but still he has the chance to find a new job with another NFL team, like the Baltimore Ravens.

According to The National Football Post, Zorn will have an interview with the Ravens officers for the job of quarterback coach position. That means Zorn may be the one who is always seen with the quarterback in No. 5 Ravens jersey, Joe Flacco, after former quarterback coach Hue Jackson left to become the Oakland Raiders’ offensive coordinator.

I said Zorn has the chance, but not was confirmed, because the Ravens have other names on their interviewee list. Team consultant and longtime NFL coach AI Saunders will also be interviewed for the job.