Podcast appearances and mentions of Bob Wylie

We sat down with the creator of Hog FB Chat Anthony Shiffman to talk about how the chat came about, learning and developing as a coach, the networking, the pin-and-pull scheme, and developing relationships with your players. This episode was recorded at AFCA with special thanks to Catapult for giving us a space to sit down and talk with coaches. Shownotes: -Journey into coaching -How Hog FB Chat Developed -Learning through the Hog FB Chat -Building relationships -Creating a unit identity -The Pin and Pull -Play to personnel -Why it's become part of the wide zone team's run game -Techniques for Pin and Pull -Professional development advice -Don't be intimidated by logos -Build relationships to build your career -Bob Wylie and Jim McNally -How technology advances the game -It's always about the player -Hog FB Chat in 2023 -Winning edge - relationships Twitter: @CoachShiffman Related: Chris Fischer Texas HS FB Chat on Coach and Coordinator: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/texas-high-school-football-chat-chris-fischer Catapult Sports on Coach and Coordinator: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/training-camp-optimal-performance-during-preseason-wdj-callender-yusef-shakir-and-ryan-horton catapultsports.com About Coach Shiffman: Shiffman served as the OL coach at Elmhurst after spending three seasons at Lake Forest College. He coached the offensive line for the Foresters and also served as Run-Game Coordinator in 2021. Lake Forest posted an impressive 20-4 overall record in the three years Shiffman served as an assistant. The Foresters captured a Midwest Conference Championship and qualified for the NCAA Division III Championship during the 2021 campaign. Lake Forest averaged 41.5 points per game while rushing for an average of 180 yards per game and scoring 32 total rushing touchdowns. Shiffman also made coaching stops at Rossview High School in Tennessee (2015-17), and Roanoke Rapids High School in North Carolina (2014-15) and he began his coaching career at Springfield High School (2007-13). He served as the offensive line coach and strength and conditioning coordinator at all three stops while also serving as the Run Game Coordinator at Rossview. 
Shiffman played collegiate football at Illinois College where he was a three-year letter-winner. He earned his master's degree from Greenville College.

On today's "best of" episode, we share simple ideas from five coaches on how to build a strong player-coach relationship. These methods can be incorporated at any level and require only the focus and work of the coach to build the bonds that lead to individual, unit and team success. Shownotes: -Introduction of a coaches manual -Ola Adams, assistant DB coach, Denver Broncos - taking a walk -Bill Durkin, OL coach, Coastal Carolina - CPR time -Bob Wylie, OL Coach, XFL Vipers - Creating an environment for relationships -Terry Joseph, passing game coordinator, DB coach, Texas - communication and the message -Brian Polian, special teams coordinator, LSU - relationships are a two-way street Entire episodes: 15 Coaching Points for the Player-Coach Relationship 3 Down Creepers, Press Man and Walking to Build Relationships - Ola Adams https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/3-down-creepers-press-man-and-walking-to-build-relationships-ola-adams-dc-villanova-university Coach Player Relationship and Coaching the Oline- Bill Durkin https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/coach-player-relationship-and-coaching-the-oline-bill-durkin-ol-coach-coastal-carolina Coaching that Builds Relationships - Bob Wylie https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/brotherhood-in-coaching-part-2-bob-wylie-offensive-line-coach-ottawa-redblacks The Player Coach Relationship - Terry Joseph https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/the-player-coach-relationship-terry-joseph-defensive-passing-game-coordinator-and-secondary-texas Coaching Generation Z - https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/coaching-generation-z-brian-polian-special-teams-coordinator-notre-dame

On this week's installment of the Mushroom Society Series, Keith and co-hots Bob Wylie are joined by Dante Scarnecchia to discuss aspects of what was an incredibly successful career. His 34 tenure with the New England Patriots was the longest in the NFL. He was a part of 10 of the organization's 11 Super Bowl appearances. Coach Scarnecchia was a part of five Super Bowl Championships. In this episode the coaches discuss the keys to a successful career, working in an elite organization, and more. Shownotes: -The decision to become a football coach happened early -How coaching defensive backs helped development as a coach -Taking the defensive quality control job for Bill Parcells -Key to longevity in the profession -Advice to young coaches always looking for the next job -Staying physically fit -Keeping great players from leveling off -Takeaways from working in an elite organization -Advice to having a successful working relationship with Bill Belichick (or any strong head coach) -Most effective way to make adjustments between series -Developing a great relationship with your offensive coordinator Coach Scarnecchia's COOL Clinic Talk: https://bit.ly/3fHh6DH

On today's episode of the Mushroom Society Series, Joe Thomas joins Keith and Bob Wylie to discuss what good coaches do. Bob shares his perspective on successful coaching and how player ownership is a big part of it. Shownotes: -What is good coaching? -Knowing when you are being coached well -Creating player ownership -The meeting room -Learning styles -Reaching all players -The Validator -The partnership with the player and coach -An environment for learning -Evaluation Related: Dante Scarnecchia from the COOL Clinic - Practice Drills and Work Ethic: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/practice-drills-and-work-ethic-dante-scarnecchia-ol-coach-for-34-years-for-the-new-england-patriots?in=user-804678956/sets/the-c-o-o-l-clinic-speakers&si=d506653c4bfe469c90426d805f91c792&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Bob Wylie - Coaching that Builds Relationships - Part 1: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/brotherhood-in-coaching-part-1-bob-wylie-offensive-line-coach-ottawa-redblacks?in=user-804678956/sets/the-c-o-o-l-clinic-speakers&si=b032fdfb27aa47f0a47f59127085ac10&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Bob Wylie - Coaching that Builds Relationships - Part 2: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/brotherhood-in-coaching-part-2-bob-wylie-offensive-line-coach-ottawa-redblacks?in=user-804678956/sets/the-c-o-o-l-clinic-speakers&si=8d65b554b6724e0aab9947624c906fdf&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing The COOL Clinic Channel on CoachTube: CoachTube.com/COOLClinic The Mushroom Society Series: https://coachandcoordinator.com/the-mushroom-society-series-2022/

On this week's episode of The Mushroom Society Series, Kyle Caskey joins Keith and Bob Wylie to discuss blitz pick-up, help systems, coaching the offensive line and QB on protection, the player-coach relationship, and more. Bob and Kyle share stories from their NFL experiences in regard to the topics. Shownotes: -Sacks and hits matter more than pressures -Handling who calls the protection -Tampa Bay example of planning for exotics- -What's the structure of the defense? -Abby calls on double A's -Compartmentalizing -Three triggers we need to get tp -Oakland Raiders vs NY Jets - watching personnel to know the blitzes -Rex Ryan calling the defense -You gotta study the guy that's calling the game -What's the next thing they will do? -Over saturation of the game plan -Meeting with C-QB early in the week -Problems-Solutions handled by a compartmentalized approach -The protection meeting -The smarter the center, the easier to make changes -Matthew Stafford's story -Having a plan for help -Hue Jackson - the back releases through B-Gap -Chip system -Side boarding with the back -Slide protection adjustment call vs. Fire Zone -Qb in protection - Cade McNown -Block him with the throw -Player-coach relationship - can you help me be better? -What to do if you don't have the answer -Not everyone is coached the same -Find out how they learn -How Kyle would adjust protection to pick up a blitz - double trouble -Molly the Linebackers -Tom Moore - board -Run 16 one more time Get Kyle's C.O.O.L. Clinic Presentation “Game Planning for Exotic Pressures” on CoachTube: https://bit.ly/3SgEzt8 The C.O.O.L. Clinic Channel on CoachTube: coachtube.com/coolclinic C.O.O.L Clinic Speakers Playlist on Coach and Coordinator: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/sets/the-c-o-o-l-clinic-speakers

On this episode of the Mushroom Society with Bob Wylie, XFL Arlington Offensive Line Coach Jonathan Himebauch, fresh off coaching the Birmingham Stallions to a USFL Championship, joins us to discuss "5 as One." Building the OL room and culture throughout the season and as the pieces changes is a dynamic activity. Coach Wylie and Coach Himebauch share their experiences, examples, and stories of how it all comes together. Twitter: @theCoolCinic @COACH_HIMEY @5asONE Website: https://www.5asone.com/ Mushroom Society Series: The Transition from Camp to Season https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/mushroom-society-with-bob-wylie-week-0-transition-into-season Mike Pollack - Safety Through Superior Technique https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/mushroom-society-with-bob-wylie-safety-through-superior-techniqe-mike-pollak-9122-436-pm Related Episodes: Jonathan Himebauch - Coaching is Teaching https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/from-the-archives-jonathan-himebauch-tight-ends-coach-air-force-10920-745-am COOL Clinic Speakers Playlist: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/sets/the-c-o-o-l-clinic-speakers Related Resources: The Cool Clinic Channel on CoachTube: https://coachtube.com/coolclinic Coach Himebauch Channel on CoachTube: https://coachtube.com/coach_himey

Today we have a guest joining us and our topic, in general, is safety through superior performance. Mike Pollak was a 2nd Round NFL Draft pick out of Arizona State and played Guard and Center for 7 seasons in the NFL (Colts, Panthers & Bengals). After retiring from the NFL in 2015, Mike started his coaching career at Corona del Sol in Tempe, AZ as the Offensive Line coach and was promoted to Offensive Coordinator in 2016. Mike turned down a head coaching position to pursue this new adventure with Tip of the Spear Football in 2016. He goes around the country now teaching players of all levels this technique. Much of what he has learned has been from Scott Peters who now is Bill Callahan's assistant for the Cleveland Browns. Coach Callahan and Coach Peters were speakers at the 2022 COOL CLinic and definitely impressed with their presentation on their striking system and outside zone technique. Today we are going to talk about some ideas that are important to keep an eye on during the season as well as how safety in our game is achieved through superior performance. Related resources and content : Wide Zone Pendulum Strike and Pass Pro Strike System https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/wide-zone-pendulum-strike-pass-pro-strike-system-bill-callahan-and-scott-peters-cleveland-browns Mushroom Society - Transition into the Season https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/mushroom-society-with-bob-wylie-week-0-transition-into-season Scott Peters - Creating a Better Safer Game https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/creating-a-better-safer-game-part-1-scott-peters-assistant-ol-coach-clevland-browns Scott Peters - What is Leverage? https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/what-is-leverage-contact-for-every-position-part-2-scott-peters-assistant-ol-coach-cleveland-browns Tip of the Spear Football: tipofthespearfootball.com/ Free Course - Mike Pollak - Force Deflection https://bit.ly/3KGFL6v Bill Callahan and Scott Peters COOL Clinic Presentation: https://bit.ly/3q2ycgP

The Mushroom Society - Week 0 - The Transition from Camp to the Season -Transitioning out of camp -Coaches practicing the game plan -Time difference - Pro and HS -Learning how to watch film -JV watching their own film from practice to get better -Finding help to support your coaching from within the school -Video guys are just as important as your left tackle -Developing your own video team -Pro level video -Getting training for your video staff in the off season -Getting both end zone views in a game -Filming practice -Learning and critiquing yourself as a coach off film -Joe Thomas story -Communicating and coaching so all players hear the correction -Filming individual -What you don't tell them is just as what you do tell them -Player transition to the season in NFL -One padded practice -OL talk through at lunch -Learning for a coach never stops -Jerry Rice - “You want to get a little better? Work a little harder!” The C.O.O.L. Clinic Channel: coachtube.com/coolclinic NEW COOL Clinic Kyle Caskey - Exotic Blitz Pick-up. Need an answer for Sim, Creepers, and Fire Zone? Coach Caksey gives you the plan from grouping blitzes to thoughts on how to defeat each type: https://bit.ly/3pLt9RJ C.O.O.L Clinic Speakers Playlist on the Coach and Coordinator Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/sets/the-c-o-o-l-clinic-speakers?si=0a6f641779574567ae628501bcbb7d05&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

A Mike Tomlin soundbite that should go viral. He told reporters that the starting QB will be decided on Sunday in the preseason finale. Kenny Pickett has made a hard charge for the starting spot in camp and games so far this month. Mitch Trubisky hasn't been bad, but Pickett is showing why he is considered so pro-ready. The guys think both QBs will take Sunday's game versus Detroit as serious as a playoff game. Will Kenny prove on Sunday that he should be the man going forward? Donny said it's easily the most intriguing preseason game this town has seen in years.   The Steelers offensive line is in dire straits, and yes, it's similar to the band – it's money for nothing. The guys are calling upon Omar Khan to make a late-camp move like his predecessor did many times in his career. Poni is pushing for Bob Wylie, of Hard Knocks fame with the Browns, to be the offensive line coach because he's worried where the unit is going under Pat Meyer. 

Costello Marty Costello enters his seventh year with the Winipeg Blue Bombers in 2022, and fifth as the team's offensive line coach. Coach Costello has won two Grey Cup Championships with the Blue Bombers offensive line, which remains the most-consistent and dominant unit in the Canadian Football League. Coach Costello first came to Winnipeg in 2016 to serve as assistant offensive line coach to Bob Wylie. Prior to joining Winnipeg, Costello spent two seasons at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point as run-game coordinator and offensive line coach Before UWSP, Costello coached at Valley City State. He started as co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, and for his final three seasons, was promoted to offensive coordinator and offensive line coach. His team at Valley City State won three consecutive conference championships. Today's episode is segments from his COOL Clinic talk from 2021 and a preview of his talk for 2022. Shownotes: -The Invisible Heroes -Skill players -Coaching the OL -Add to the Toolbox -What do you want them to do -Win the block on the 1st two steps -Many of the same drills from small college days -Weekly process for preparation -Front 7 observations/move chart -Evaluating opponent defense on film -Mistakes can be covered up with effort -Communication is 80% of the game -Eliminate mental errors -Be technically sound -Grading - production matters most -The whistle tells you the finish -Unit chemistry and trust -Drill selection -Training priorities Register for the COOL Clinic: Cool2022.coachesclinic.com Link to Coach Costello's 2021 COOL Clinic Presentation on CoachTube: https://bit.ly/38BXyNp Get more out of your breakdowns for planning and player learning: getreconsports.com Related Episodes: COOL Clinic Past & Present with Bob Wylie: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/the-cool-clinic-past-present-with-bob-wylie Chemistry, Mindset and Communication: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/chemistry-mindset-and-communication-bob-wylie-nfl-and-cfl-alumni-32922-456-am What I Learned about Pass Protection - Joe Thomas (Part 1 : https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/what-ive-learned-about-pass-protection-part-1-with-joe-thomas-and-bob-wylie Joe Thomas Part 2 https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/what-i-learned-about-pass-protection-part-2-joe-thomas-and-bob-wylie What Do You Tell Them When the Ball is Dead: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/what-do-you-tell-them-when-the-ball-is-dead-bob-wylie-ol-coach-ottawa-red-blacks Coaching that Builds Relationships (Part 1): https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/brotherhood-in-coaching-part-1-bob-wylie-offensive-line-coach-ottawa-redblacks Coaching that Builds Relationships (Part 2): https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/brotherhood-in-coaching-part-2-bob-wylie-offensive-line-coach-ottawa-redblacks Practice Drills & Work Ethic - Dante Scarnecchia: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/practice-drills-and-work-ethic-dante-scarnecchia-ol-coach-for-34-years-for-the-new-england-patriots Maximize the Meeting Room: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/maximize-the-meeting-room-four-coaches-share-how-they-do-it Sound Teaching Progression to Develop Your Players: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/a-sound-teaching-progression-to-develop-your-players-greg-studrawa-ol-coach-ohio-state 3 NFL Coaches on Coaching the Basics: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/3-nfl-coaches-on-coaching-the-basics-bobby-johnson-keith-carter-and-adam-stenavich Scott Peters - Creating a Better, Safer Game - Part 1 https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/creating-a-better-safer-game-part-1-scott-peters-assistant-ol-coach-clevland-browns Scott Peters - Creating a Better, Safer Game - Part 2 https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/what-is-leverage-contact-for-every-position-part-2-scott-peters-assistant-ol-coach-cleveland-browns

On today's episode, Bob Wylie joins Keith to give his insight into coaching, discuss the coaches he's learned from at the COOL Clinic over the years, and give an overview of this year's line-up. Shownotes: -The most important part of coaching - more than Xs&Os -When you don't know -Yelling at the players -Advice from Paul brown -When a player doesn't get it -The best teachers to come through the COOL Clinic -Jim McNally's patience -Alex Gibbs doing the whole run game -Dan Radakovich's style of handling players -The consistency of Howard Mudd and his professor-like knowledge -Getting it form the chalkboard to the grass -The end result is what matters -What the best players have in common -The most innovative coaches at the COOL Clinic over the years -Howard Mudd -Paul Alexander -Jim McNally -Tunch Ilkin punch -Dan Radakovich and inside foot -Jerry Wampfler - replacing the kick step -High hand and low hand in pass protection -Jim Hannifan up kick -Be able to adjust with the players -Jon Gruden - What I look for when hiring an OL coach -Mike Waufle - body mechanics of defensive line play -Kyle Caskey - picking up exotic blitzes -List of guys who never got a sack against WIllie Anderson -Clinic line-up -What you don't tell them is just important as what you do -What you tell them when the ball is dead -Evolving as a coach

Jim is joined by Cleveland Browns beat writer for the Akron Beacon Journal, Nate Ulrich, to break down the hall of fame candidacy of former Browns left tackle Joe Thomas. First, Jim and Nate cover Joe's record-setting 10,363 consecutive snap streak (5:38). Next, Nate details conversations with former Browns offensive line coach Bob Wylie on Thomas, including a comparison to Cincinnati Bengals legend Anthony Muñoz, compares Thomas to the best left tackles of the 21st Century, and discusses the significance of Joe's zero playoff appearances (24:23). Finally, they dive into whether or not Joe's low approximate value total should impact his hall of fame candidacy (45:35), before making a final call on whether or not Joe deserves to be inducted into the Football Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2023 (51:46).

This episode is a segment from Lauren's First & Goal Clinic in 2021. Keith had the opportunity to meet Coach Wylie at this virtual clinic and plans formed to bring the COOL Clinic back virtually after it had been shut down in 2020 because of the pandemic. In this segment, which is a precursor to Coach Wylie's entire clinic talk "What do you tell them when the ball is dead" which he gave at the 2021 COOl Clinic, Coach Wylie talks about how he uses "caring" to build chemistry in his position room. He goes on to talk about what is necessary to help players develop a mindset to be able to move forward after every single play. Lauren's First and Goal 2022 Replays https://lfgf2022.coachesclinic.com 2022 COOL Clinic Registration: https://cool2022.coachesclinic.com The entire talk is available here: https://coachtube.com/course/football/bob-wylie-things-that-you-should-know/14174560 Coach Wylie's COOL Clinic talk: https://coachtube.com/course/football/bob-wylie-nfl-alumni-what-to-tell-your-players-when-the-ball-is-dead/14305456 Part 1 with Coach Wylie - Coaching that Builds Relationships https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/brotherhood-in-coaching-part-1-bob-wylie-offensive-line-coach-ottawa-redblacks Part 2 with Coach Wylie - Coaching that Builds Relationships https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/brotherhood-in-coaching-part-2-bob-wylie-offensive-line-coach-ottawa-redblacks Bob Wylie & Joe Thomas Part 1: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/what-ive-learned-about-pass-protection-part-1-with-joe-thomas-and-bob-wylie Bob Wylie & Joe Thomas Part 2: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/what-i-learned-about-pass-protection-part-2-joe-thomas-and-bob-wylie What do you tell them when the ball is dead? https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/what-do-you-tell-them-when-the-ball-is-dead-bob-wylie-ol-coach-ottawa-red-blacks

Today's podcast is a part one with Joe Thomas from last year's C.O.O.L. Clinic - the premier clinic for offensive line coaches. I had the opportunity to meet Bob Wylie at Lauren's First and Goal Clinic in 2021. From there he appeared on my podcast and we made plans for the C.O.O.L. Clinic to be delivered virtually during the pandemic. In this first half of the talk between Joe Thomas and Bob Wylie, they discuss various aspects of pass protection. A future Hall of Famer, Thomas gives insight that is useful for any coach and offensive lineman.

Today's podcast is a part one with Joe Thomas from last year's C.O.O.L. Clinic - the premier clinic for offensive line coaches. I had the opportunity to meet Bob Wylie at Lauren's First and Goal Clinic in 2021. From there he appeared on my podcast and we made plans for the C.O.O.L. Clinic to be delivered virtually during the pandemic. In this first half of the talk between Joe Thomas and Bob Wylie, they discuss various aspects of pass protection. A future Hall of Famer, Thomas gives insight that is useful for any coach and offensive lineman. Here's the questions Joe Thomas answers: -You've seen a number of young OL come and go throughout your time, what attributes do you see in young players that make you realize they have a chance to be successful in the league? -What are separates the great coaches from the others? -What's the best advice you've been given & what advice do you give to younger players? -What ways to you have to help the OT's in loud stadiums and on silent counts? -What silent count operations did you feel worked the best? -What was your weekly game prep like for film evaluation? -How did you prepare and what was your mindset when facing elite pass rushers? -What do you think is the most important aspect of pass protection? -Discussion on fits with hands and arms -Offensive tackles have a tendency to turn too soon. When should they turn in pass protection? -What's the thought process of vertical setting versus angle setting? How many tools did you have in your tool box for sets? -What happens if the inside foot is back on a short set? -How the OL uses eyes to assess the defense at all levels from DL to the DB -What's the thought process between plays? -What was the communication between you and your guard Joel Bitonio on picking up twists? -What target where your eyes at once the ball was snapped? -Do targets change on man slide vs. slide side? The Lauren's First and Goal Clinic boasts of a line-up as deep as the C.O.O.L. Clinic with a variety of topics from 18 college, NFL and CFL offensive line coaches. In addition there are over 120 more speakers covering every aspect of the game. Register here: https://lfgf2022.coachesclinic.com

Tim Cocker is joined by the former South Africa coach Peter de Villiers, who was in charge of the Springboks when they beat the Lions in 2009.They react to the team news for both the Lions and South Africa ahead the third test.Finn Russell has been named on the bench for Saturday. His former coach Bob Wylie joins the show.Plus hear from Warren Gatland and Jacques Nienaber. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dante Scarnecchia spent 24 years as the head coach of the New England Patriots and in his career worked with some of the best coaches to ever coach the game. In addition to accumulating 5 Super Bowl rings, he has absorbed a ton of football and coaching knowledge which he recently shared at the COOL Clinic. In this segment he shares his thoughts on practice, practice drills and work ethic. From little things like how to hold the bag to his philosophy on how every player gets coached, there is much here to learn from for any coach at any level. The entire talk can be found here: https://bit.ly/36WgD8U Enter the code CCPodcastScar at checkout to save 50% on the entire talk which is 1h 42 min long and packed with coaching wisdom. The entire 2021 COOL Clinic library can be found here: https://bit.ly/3ByBoFC Coach Wylie on Coach and Coordinator: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/what-do-you-tell-them-when-the-ball-is-dead-bob-wylie-ol-coach-ottawa-red-blacks https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/brotherhood-in-coaching-part-1-bob-wylie-offensive-line-coach-ottawa-redblacks https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/brotherhood-in-coaching-part-2-bob-wylie-offensive-line-coach-ottawa-redblacks Joe Thomas & Bob Wylie on Coach and Coordinator: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/cool-clinic-preview-joe-thomas-and-bob-wylie

In this segment from the COOL Clinic, Bob Wylie invites you to think about 3 important questions you need to ask while the ball is dead. The still time before the next play is a crucial part of the game, and with over 41 years of coaching expertise, Coach Wylie wants to help improve the communication & relationships within your program. Link to entire talk on CoachTube: https://coachtube.com/course/football/bob-wylie-nfl-alumni-what-to-tell-your-players-when-the-ball-is-dead/14305456?ambassador=0d90ee66aac64614b00ca7657 Coach Wylie's Previous Episodes on Coach and Coordinator: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/cool-clinic-preview-joe-thomas-and-bob-wylie https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/brotherhood-in-coaching-part-1-bob-wylie-offensive-line-coach-ottawa-redblacks https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/brotherhood-in-coaching-part-2-bob-wylie-offensive-line-coach-ottawa-redblacks

Today's podcast is a sneak preview of the upcoming C.O.O.L. Clinic - the premier clinic for offensive line coaches. In this segment from Joe Thomas's Q&A with Bob Wylie, Joe Thomas answers questions from Bob Wylie: -You’ve seen a number of young OL come and go throughout your time, what attributes do you see in young players that make you realize they have a chance to be successful in the league? -What are separates the great coaches from the others? -What’s the best advice you’ve been given & what advice do you give to younger players? -What ways to you have to help the OT’s in loud stadiums and on silent counts? -What silent count operations did you feel worked the best? -What was your weekly game prep like for film evaluation? -How did you prepare and what was your mindset when facing elite pass rushers? -What do you think is the most important aspect of pass protection? This is just 25 minutes of the nearly 2 hours he did for the clinic. Use this link or the code COOL20 at checkout to save 20% on your ticket: https://cool.coachesclinic.com/tickets/?coupon=COOL20 See the line-up and topics: https://cool.coachesclinic.com/

Jason McKie and Olin Kreutz discuss some recent Free Agency news and the Bears' QB situation. We start to take a look at what a Super Bowl team looks like and how far the Bears are from being one. Matt Bowen and Bob Wylie join us to talk everything about the NFL.

Bob Wylie, lineman whisperer, joins the show for an interview. The crew talks about his appearance on Hard Knocks, the CFL, and what RTFF means, as they trace Bob's coaching career all the way to his PeeWee coaching days.

On today’s episode of the Coach and Coordinator Podcast, Host Keith Grabowski welcomes legendary Offensive Line Coach Bob Wylie to the show. Coach Wylie has coached at all levels of football starting all the way down at the Pop Warner Level. He got his college coaching career started as the Oline Coach at Brown in 1980. Since then he has had stops at multiple Division 1 college programs as well as stops with the Cleveland Browns, Oakland Raiders, Denver Broncos, Arizona Cardinals, Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New York Jets. Currently, Wylie is coaching the offensive line for the Ottawa Redblacks. This is the second episode of a 2 part conversation with Coach Wylie. During this episode he goes into great detail about his coaching style and how he builds relationships with his players. Show Notes 1:27 When did Coach learn to speak up as a young coach and how he cares about his players 11:36 Putting in 2 different game plans 15:18 How Coach Wylie teaches the game 22:42 How the COOL Clinic Started The C.O.O.L Clinic is virtual in 2021. Register here: https://cool.coachesclinic.com/

On today’s episode of the Coach and Coordinator Podcast, Host Keith Grabowski welcomes legendary Offensive Line Coach Bob Wylie to the show. Coach Wylie has coached at all levels of football starting all the way down at the Pop Warner level. He got his college coaching career started as the Offensive Line Coach at Brown in 1980. Since then he has had stops at multiple Division 1 college programs as well as stints with the Cleveland Browns, Oakland Raiders, Denver Broncos, Arizona Cardinals, Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New York Jets. Currently, Wylie is coaching the offensive line for the Ottawa Redblacks. This is the first episode of a 2 part conversation with Coach Wylie. During this episode he goes into great detail about his coaching background, philosophy and what he learned along the way. Show Notes: 0:33 How much Coach Wylie enjoys what he does 3:28 Why football appealed to Coach 8:00 How Coach went from a Pop Warner Coach to an NFL Coach 22:30 How not being afraid to fail guided his coaching style https://cool.coachesclinic.com/coming-soon/

Bob Wylie joins Pro Mindset host and veteran NFL Agent Craig Domann and talks about how chemistry and relationship between (a) the head coach and his assistant coaches, and (b) the coaches and the players determines the likely success of a team and season. Bob shares his belief that players don’t care about the schemes and game plan unless and until the players feel the coaches care about them as people. Bob was known to get birthday cakes for his players and celebrate their birthdays in the position meetings and he also sent their spouses and kids birthday and Christmas gifts.Bob, a nearly 30-year NFL coach, has been part of many staffs and with several different head coaches. He shares his experience with the 13-3 Chicago Bears when Dick Jauron was the head coach. Coach Jauron encouraged his coaches to provide input, share ideas, and speak up when they had a dissenting opinion. Bob went further in encouraging his players to do the same. He mentions that he told his players that it is okay to disagree and have a different opinion, but it is not okay to be disagreeable. Bob shares his perspective that communication is the separator between the winning programs and the losing programs. Bob believes that success is 80% communication and 20% technical (scheme, personnel, game plan and X’s & O’s). The philosophy and vision must be consistently communicated throughout the program. Communication in a football program naturally has two parts: the coach communicator that communicates the message and the player recipient who has the choice to accept the message. It’s a simple process but one that fails often in a locker room. Additionally, Bob shares that a coach’s communication is about teaching a player instead of telling him and, equally important, a player response is either a fixed or judgment mindset or a growth mindset. In a judgment mindset the player blames someone or something else for his mistake or error, whereas, a player with a growth mindset responds by searching for ways to get better, improve and correct his mistake.Bob describes mindset as framing the interpretation of the millions of bits of information and stimulus a player takes in during a moment before a player or any moment in time. He says every coach expects his players to have a good mindset, but few coaches tell the players what a mindset is and/or describes what a correct mindset looks like. Bob’s a fan of a growth mindset!

Stuart and Eamonn are joined by Scottish film-maker Anthony Baxter (You’ve Been Trumped, A Dangerous Game) to discuss the future of the licence fee in Scotland, calls from UK broadcasters for tighter media regulations in an effort to compete with streaming services, and President Trump’s new golf course in Aberdeenshire. Stuart, Eamonn and Anthony go on to share their personal media recommendations.RECOMMENDATIONS:Stuart: ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ - Aaron Sorkin film on Netflix -www.netflix.com/title/81043755Eamonn: ‘Bandit Capitalism: Carillion and the Corruption of the British State’ - book by Bob Wylie - www.birlinn.co.uk/product/bandit-capitalism/Anthony: ‘Scotland, Slavery and Statues’ - BBC Scotland programme - www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000nrpbSupport the podcast and gain access to bonus content: www.patreon.com/talkmediaKeep up to date with the show on Twitter: @TBLTalkMediaFor more information about the podcast, visit: www.thebiglight.com/talkmedia See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Steve and AJ are joined by Ottawa Redblacks offensive line coach Bob Wylie to talk about becoming a star on Hard Knocks, his long coaching career and getting involved with the Redblacks.

Steve and AJ are joined by Bob Wylie and Gord Wilson.

In the second hour, Hub Arkush, Olin Kreutz and Patrick Mannelly were joined by former Bears offensive line coach Bob Wylie, who's now coaching in the CFL. Later, WBBM sideline reporter Mark Grote joined the show to share the inactives list for the Bears-Falcons matchup. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Pedone goes one-on-one with Hard Knocks legend Bob Wylie to talk about stretching, Freddie Kitchens drama, Browns, and more! Nick gives his take on the Cleveland Indians, NFL mask fines, and more!

In this fascinating interview with fellow Birlinn author Bob Wylie, Ray Perman discusses his most recent book The Rise and Fall of the City of Money: A Financial History of Edinburgh. The Rise and Fall of the City of Money is available to buy now from https://birlinn.co.uk/product/the-rise-and-fall-of-the-city-of-money/ and your local bookshop.

In this exclusive launch-day episode of the Birlinn Limited Podcast, Bob Wylie is interviewed by fellow Birlinn author Ray Perman about Bob's latest book, Bandit Capitalism: Carillion and the Corruption of the British State. Bandit Capitalism is published on 10th Sept 2020 and is available to buy from https://birlinn.co.uk/product/bandit-capitalism/ and your local bookshop.

DC’s Mike James and Mollie Ames discuss: Cable's cut... Now What? (Part 1 of the Podcast only content) How old do you have to be when all of a sudden a decade goes by and it feels like only a couple years have passed, and a couple decades actually feels like a decade? Freddie's dead... Turns out big old Bob Wylie was right all along. If your favorite restaurant chain has an R&D department full of a bunch of scientists, you probably shouldn't eat there. Tim Allen being The Last Man Standing likely means there's no hope for us as a species at all. Some of the differences between a rich university with no respected art programs and a state college with a bunch of starving artists as students. (Part 2 of the Podcast only content, begins around the 1:09:00 mark) Lachlan MacKinnon’s  ‘Best Of (The Decade!) Edition’ Let Me Tell You A Story: “Bologna Summer” (begins around the 1:23:00 mark) Seriously, who's watching Tim Allen's Last Man Standing? (Over 5 million people-ish, apparently) Tool will always be better than Lana Del Ray, and altogether staying away from ancient bugs with a poisonous stinger seems like a really good idea. The worst part about the holiday season is all the poopin'. (Part 3 of the Podcast only content, begins around the 1:59:00 mark) Tim Allen still alive, still?  Mollie’s Weekly Report(s): "The Cycle Of Hope", when tattoo art realism is too real, and Philly sports fans make the city look like a really gross place to be. (Part 4 of the Podcast only content, begins at the 2:34:00 mark) Remembering the 2019 year for the Browns with the bad taste still fresh in our mouth. Streaming sports without a password sometimes means you get the strangest feeds for games. The gory details of gerrymandering and how Ohio is all the proof you need to lose your faith in voting. All this and so much more on this episode of the Defend Cleveland Podcast. Enjoy~ To contribute to this 100% listener supported show please go to our Patreon page by clicking here. Check out Lachlan MacKinnon’s best selling book, ‘Let Me Tell You A Story: Small Stories Of A Large Family’! Thank yous to  91.1-FM WRUW Cleveland for being home to the show, and to the city that inspires us, Cleveland, Ohio. Your recommended listening for the week is Bob James' 1974 classic album "Bob James One". The intro and outro to Lachlan’s segment is the song “My Summer In Traction” by the band Ohio Civil War , and it’s used with permission.

HBO Hard Knocks star Bob Wylie the OL coach of the Cleveland Browns during the 2018 season shares with Pro Mindset host Craig Domann his perspective and philosophy on the mindset of Pro Bowl players and the best NFL head coaches. He is a veteran of coaching for 47 years and spent most of his career as a NFL Offensive Line Coach. During Bob's NFL career, he has coached for the Bears, Bengals, Broncos, Cardinals, Jets, Raiders, Browns.He has coached Hall-of-Famer Anthony Munoz (Bengals) and certain future Hall-of-Famer Joe Thomas (Browns), as well as several Pro Bowlers including Olin Kruetz (Bears).Bob talks about the 2018 Cleveland Browns season including snippets about Hard Knocks, Baker Mayfield, Freddie Kitchens, and Hue Jackson. He also shares what approach rookie NFL QBs have to take to be successful in the NFL.Bob's lifetime philosophy came from his own father who taught him to attack every challenge with "no fear of failure". He shares with Craig that the "best of the best" performers have a special approach that is based on a growth mindset. Learn from Bob about Rookie QB challenges, 5-man protection strategies vs. various blitzes, what sets apart elite performers from everyone else, and the best coaches to work with and why.

HBO Hard Knocks star Bob Wylie the OL coach of the Cleveland Browns during the 2018 season shares with Pro Mindset host Craig Domann his perspective and philosophy on the mindset of Pro Bowl players and the best NFL head coaches. He is a veteran of coaching for 47 years and spent most of his career as a NFL Offensive Line Coach. During Bob's NFL career, he has coached for the Bears, Bengals, Broncos, Cardinals, Jets, Raiders, Browns.He has coached Hall-of-Famer Anthony Munoz (Bengals) and certain future Hall-of-Famer Joe Thomas (Browns), as well as several Pro Bowlers including Olin Kruetz (Bears).Bob talks about the 2018 Cleveland Browns season including snippets about Hard Knocks, Baker Mayfield, Freddie Kitchens, and Hue Jackson. He also shares what approach rookie NFL QBs have to take to be successful in the NFL.Bob's lifetime philosophy came from his own father who taught him to attack every challenge with "no fear of failure". He shares with Craig that the "best of the best" performers have a special approach that is based on a growth mindset. Learn from Bob about Rookie QB challenges, 5-man protection strategies vs. various blitzes, what sets apart elite performers from everyone else, and the best coaches to work with and why.

Our heroes return for the second episode. The microphone situation has been fixed. Rawley discuses a wild weekend in the absence of his roommate/girlfriend. Bob Wylie betrays us. Antonio Callaway answers to Rodger Goodell for his sins. Pre Season shenanigans are included. -Follow us on Instagram @AngryBrownsFans

Damon Amendolara (D.A.) hosts Around the Dial. On today's show: Should Freddie Kitchens be upset with Bob Wylie? The Ken Carman Show on 92.3 the Fan in Cleveland. Saquon Barkley joins Boomer and Gio on WFAN in New York Jason Witten joins Ben and Skin on 105.3 the Fan in Dallas Falcons Owner Arthur Blank joins Dukes and Bell on 92.9 the Game in Atlanta Would Tom Brady ever play for a team that isn’t the Patriots? Dale and Keefe on WEEI in Boston. Are Mets fans allowed to be happy? Joe and Evan on WFAN in New York

On today's show, Pat and the boys discuss everything happening around the NFL as training camp has started to heat up. They dive into Baker Mayfield shotgunning a beer at the Indians game this past weekend and proceeding to light things up on the practice field, which has Pat feeling like his Browns to win the Super Bowl pick was correct, discuss Freddie Kitchens and Bob Wylie's dust up with each other, and why all these things contribute to a different mentality for the Cleveland Browns. They also chat about Hard Knocks, which premieres tonight and how they're excited for Gruden and AB to be highlighted a bit, and they discuss Andrew Luck's bum calf which has Colts fans everywhere very concerned. Pat also covers some of the things that he watched this weekend, including trying to finish the new Avengers movie, and he has some recommendations for next years Hall of Fame speeches after watching all seven hours of them over the weekend. Pat also chats about going to his 5th Indiana State Fair with Sam, and covers everything they did, all the different foods available, what some of his favorite carnival games are (and some of the ones he despises the most), and tells the hilarious story about the caricature that he and Sam got of themselves and the artists interesting and aggressive decision for the final product. Lastly, Pat teases the big news which should be revealed in 48 hours or less that is certain to ramp things up even more this fall. It's a fun one. Come and laugh with us, cheers.

In this episode, we react to the Freddie Kitchens vs Bob Wylie feud that is brewing. We also discuss this week's preseason game vs Washington Redskins. Training Camp is going and there are players trending in the right/wrong direction. All of this plus what's going on around the NFL!!!!! Subscribe to never miss an episode. Follow @brownstownusa on all social media!BrownsTownUSA is powered by The 3 Point Conversion "Where fans opinions Matter!"

Bill and Mike Got Your Tech Tuesday Connected With Rangers Beat Indians 1-0 As Twins Beat Braves - Tribe Is 4 Games Back - Jim Rosenhaus Talks Tribe - Freddie Kitchens Fires Back At Bob Wylie's Comments On 2018 Turnaround. Plus, Says He'll Fire Anyone Who Speaks Anonymously To The Press - Ohio Rep. Keller Blames Gay Marriage-Drag Queen Advocates For Shooting - Finger Pointing-Problem Solving On The Shootings-ABC Political Analyst Alex Castellanos Talks About It - Tech Tuesday Agent Meister Geek Squad On Tech First Aid Kit - ABC Entertainment Report

The Browns were back on the practice field on Monday, but the real fireworks came after practice when Freddie Kitchens responded to comments by Bob Wylie. Mary Kay Cabot, Dan Labbe and Scott Patsko recapped Day 9 of training camp, going through six topics (plus a bonus topic). They include: Kitchens' comments on Wylie; The entire defensive line sitting out; Kareem Hunt back at practice; The right guard battle; The wide receiver battle; Odell Beckham Jr. missing practice. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jeff Lloyd and Pete Smith talk the Bob Wylie statements, seem all the words of a jilted Ex. Odell and the Dawgpound meeting formally. Derrick Willies is looking down his roster spot. Some rookies find good times and some find bad times in their first experience in First Energy Stadium.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jeff Lloyd and Pete Smith talk the Bob Wylie statements, seem all the words of a jilted Ex. Odell and the Dawgpound meeting formally. Derrick Willies is looking down his roster spot. Some rookies find good times and some find bad times in their first experience in First Energy Stadium.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's Cover 2: A podcast on the Cleveland Browns, Nate Ulrich and Dan Kadar give an inside look at the team's new coaching staff. That starts with head coach Freddie Kitchens, who is much closer with his starting quarterback than previous Browns coaches. But this is Kitchens' first time as a head coach, so what challenges will he face? We also covered these topics:  - The role Browns General Manager John Dorsey has had with putting the coaching staff together, and the different dynamic between GM and coach. - When first-time head coach Kitchens has a question, who might answer it. - The hiring of Steve Wilks as defensive coordinator, and if there's a scheme shift coming to Cleveland. - A final goodbye to fan favorite offensive line coach Bob Wylie.

NFL Week 16 preview. Josh Gordon suspended, Bob Wylie broke his ankle, and Nathan Peterman is back. (2:08-25:37) Will Duke ever lose a game this year plus Ed Ed and Eddy read the worst fantasy losses.(25:38-31:29) UFC Legend George St Pierre joins the show to tell an unreal story about being bullied as a kid, what the future looks like for him, and whether or not he could take Big Cat and PFT in a fight. (34:42-58:18) Segments include Otter This World, (1:02:30-1:12:20) Well that makes sense for Urban Meyer,(1:12:211:13:40) Comeback Season for Rick Pitino, (1:13:41-1:16:28)Thoughts and Prayers MbAppe, (1:16:29-1:19:32) and FAQ (1:19:33-1:26:29).

We're back in studio and ready to catch up on all we missed. Stop the Josh Allen/Bortles slander, Bob Wylie is the star of Hard Knocks and we're trailblazers because we got fired from ESPN before it became cool (2:27 - 10:04). Whose back of the week (10:04 - 17:51). Mt Rushmore of Water (17:51 - 31:07). 49ers GM John Lynch joins the show to talk about the Jimmy G trade, asking Belichick about trading for Brady, his playing career with Warren Sapp, and how he deals with the doubters of his roster construction (31:07 - 50:34). Segments include Respect the Biz Doug Pederson, Sorry not Sorry Trevor Bauer, Hurt or Injured for the UFC fighter with a torn scrotum, Embrace Debate Napkins or Paper Towels, and our newest segment "Monday Reading". This week we read Ohio State's findings on the Urban Meyer scandal.

Check out these stories and more for Friday, August 24th: Browns defense shines in 5-0 win against Eagles, Myles Garrett, Browns offensive line struggles, and Indians lose to David Price and the Red Sox 7-0.

On this week's podcast, Nate Ulrich and I are joined by Canton Repository Browns writer Steve Doerschuk. He's with us to help give out awards following the team's 18 training camp practices. That includes offensive and defensive MVP, most improved holdover on the team from last season, the biggest disappointment of camp and the most pleasant surprise. Former first overall pick Myles Garrett is the choice in more than one category for Steve and Nate. Because it's the Browns, though, we spent the most time covering the biggest disappoints from camp. Before the camp awards are handed out, we go over the third episode of Hard Knocks. The episode was a little light on news items, but eccentric offensive line coach Bob Wylie stole the show. We close out this week looking ahead to Thursday night's game in Cleveland against the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles. There are a few things to keep an eye on as the starters are expected to play the entire first half.

On today's show: Hustle have a new coach (5:00), White wide receivers (18:00), HBO Hard Knocks including Bob Wylie hating stretching (23:00), and Penny Hardaway announces a date for Memphis Madness (30:44). Restaurant Iris reopens tonight and Kelly English joins the show in-studio with Alexis Morgan for a special edition of Vegan Corner (40:40). Alexis stays and has our Entertainment Report on Lamar Odom, Post Malone and Nicki Minaj (1:17:08).

The Argos GM Hunt, is underway scouring the NFL for prospects. Spencer Zimmerman: Assistant General Manager controlling the Draft and Free Agency with the Argos. These names are not necessarily prospective GMs, but also men knowledgeball and working in the NFL and could shed light on prospective GM prospects: Mark Dominik, ESPN analyst, Lionel Vital, Jason Garrett, Darryl Drake, Gunther Cunningham, Mike McCoy, Joe Dalessandris, Jim Zorn, Pat Perles, Chris Palmer, Bob Wylie and I could go on.  

Riddoch Questions returns after its summer break with a hard hiting programme about drugs. In the hot seat is John Vine Chief Constable of Tayside Police who argues we should be prescribing heroin to reduce crime. It is a heated debate with some fascinating contributions from Bob Wylie amongst others.