CCBoy
Well-Known Member
- Messages
- 45,472
- Reaction score
- 21,741
Line coach Paul Alexander a teacher at heart, according to Willie Anderson
www.espn.com/blog/dallas-cowboys/post/_/id/4765114/new-line-coach-paul-alexander-a-teacher-at-heart-according-to-willie-anderson
Dallas Cowboys' new line coach Paul Alexander is a teacher at heart - Todd Archer, Dallas Cowboys Blog- ESPN
In all the excitement about Kris Richard and Sanjay Lal, new offensive line coach Paul Alexander has been something of a forgotten man. Yet his role in getting the Dallas line back to dominance is crucial. The team is bringing in a former player of his, Willie Anderson, to add some additional coaching for the O line, and Anderson provided his take on what Alexander brings to the table.
In 1996, Anderson was the first-round pick of the Cincinnati Bengals, the 10th overall selection. He was named a Pro Bowler four times. He was an All-Pro pick three times. He started every game he played from 1997-2006. If not for Anthony Munoz, a Hall of Famer, he would be the best offensive tackle in Bengals history.
“Great coaches learn that teachers teach,” Anderson said. “A teacher should never say, ‘I teach math.’ You should say, ‘I teach John math. I teach the student.’ That’s an important of teaching. Don’t say, ‘This is my scheme and we do this.’”
In 23 years as the Bengals' line coach, Alexander adapted. Anderson said he changed based on the personnel he had. He is not just a power-blocking line coach. He is not just a zone-blocking coach. He teaches it all, according to Anderson...
www.espn.com/blog/dallas-cowboys/post/_/id/4765114/new-line-coach-paul-alexander-a-teacher-at-heart-according-to-willie-anderson
Dallas Cowboys' new line coach Paul Alexander is a teacher at heart - Todd Archer, Dallas Cowboys Blog- ESPN
In all the excitement about Kris Richard and Sanjay Lal, new offensive line coach Paul Alexander has been something of a forgotten man. Yet his role in getting the Dallas line back to dominance is crucial. The team is bringing in a former player of his, Willie Anderson, to add some additional coaching for the O line, and Anderson provided his take on what Alexander brings to the table.
In 1996, Anderson was the first-round pick of the Cincinnati Bengals, the 10th overall selection. He was named a Pro Bowler four times. He was an All-Pro pick three times. He started every game he played from 1997-2006. If not for Anthony Munoz, a Hall of Famer, he would be the best offensive tackle in Bengals history.
“Great coaches learn that teachers teach,” Anderson said. “A teacher should never say, ‘I teach math.’ You should say, ‘I teach John math. I teach the student.’ That’s an important of teaching. Don’t say, ‘This is my scheme and we do this.’”
In 23 years as the Bengals' line coach, Alexander adapted. Anderson said he changed based on the personnel he had. He is not just a power-blocking line coach. He is not just a zone-blocking coach. He teaches it all, according to Anderson...