We are all excited that Wes gets to play in the SB.
We didn't go to the AFC Championship game, but we are going to the SB.
Wes has a 5 year contract with the Pats, so I don't think we will see him with the fins until after that.
I hope all is well with you and stay in touch.
ウェスがドルフィンズに戻るのはコーチとしてか...
We didn't go to the AFC Championship game, but we are going to the SB.
Wes has a 5 year contract with the Pats, so I don't think we will see him with the fins until after that.
I hope all is well with you and stay in touch.
ウェスがドルフィンズに戻るのはコーチとしてか...
イギリスにいる知り合いに依頼して、私自身がイギリスのリーボックストアで決済して、国外送付していないので、知り合いのところに届けてもらってから転送してもらいました。
12月終わりごろに手配しました。
イギリスもいい加減らしく、翌日配送のはずのネットショップも結構遅れたりするみたいです。
このパーカーはドルフィンズロゴもジャイアンツロゴもありません。
そうそうイギリスのLサイズはアジアではXLサイズみたいです。
はじめて知りました。
12月終わりごろに手配しました。
イギリスもいい加減らしく、翌日配送のはずのネットショップも結構遅れたりするみたいです。
このパーカーはドルフィンズロゴもジャイアンツロゴもありません。
そうそうイギリスのLサイズはアジアではXLサイズみたいです。
はじめて知りました。
From Miami Dolphins
現役時にドルフィンズRBだったサクソンがRBコーチでドルフィンズに戻るようです。
MIAMI – The Miami Dolphins today named James Saxon as their running backs coach and Evan Marcus as their head strength and conditioning coach, the team announced.
Saxon comes to the Dolphins after having spent eight years as an NFL assistant, including the past seven as running backs coach with the Kansas City Chiefs. In Saxon’s seven-year stint with the Chiefs, three different backs earned Pro Bowl status, including running backs Priest Holmes (2001-03) and Larry Johnson (2005-06), as well as fullback Tony Richardson (2003-04). Holmes and Johnson combined for five 1,000-yard rushing seasons over that stretch, while each of the top four and five of the top six single-season rushing performances in Chiefs history were accounted for in Saxon’s tenure with the team. Prior to joining the Chiefs, Saxon held the same position with the Buffalo Bills in 2000. He also held collegiate assistant posts at Rutgers (1997-98) and Menlo College (1999).
Saxon was a sixth-round draft choice of the Chiefs in 1988 and went on to play eight seasons as a running back in the NFL. This included stints with Kansas City (1988-91), Miami (1992-94) and Philadelphia (1995). Overall, he played in 111 career regular season games and rushed for 533 yards and five touchdowns on 145 attempts and caught 69 passes for 515 yards. In fact, Saxon will become the eighth person to have both played and coached with the Dolphins, joining Jeff Dellenbach, Bob Matheson, Tony Nathan, Bernie Parmalee, Terry Robiskie, Larry Seiple and Dwight Stephenson. Saxon began his collegiate career at American River Junior College in California, where he played from 1984-85. He went on to spend two seasons at San Jose State (1986-87) where he totaled 609 yards rushing and nine TDs on 118 carries, and caught 78 passes for 732 yards and four TDs. He also threw for four scores. He attended Battery Creek High School in Burton, South Carolina.
Marcus joins the Dolphins after one season as the head strength and conditioning coach with the Atlanta Falcons. Prior to that, he served in the same role at the University of Virginia from 2003-06. Marcus started in the NFL as the assistant strength coach with the New Orleans Saints from 2000-02. During that time the Saints posted a composite record of 26-22, won an NFC West title (2000) and captured the club’s first-ever playoff win (2000).
Marcus also held assistant strength and conditioning posts at Arizona State (1991-92), Rutgers (1993), Maryland (1994), Texas (1995-97) and Louisville (1998-99). He is a 1990 graduate of Ithaca College, where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science. He lettered three times as an offensive tackle on the school’s football team and was a starter on the 1988 NCAA Division III National Championship squad. The native of Union, New Jersey went on to earn his master’s degree in higher education from Arizona State in 1992.
現役時にドルフィンズRBだったサクソンがRBコーチでドルフィンズに戻るようです。
MIAMI – The Miami Dolphins today named James Saxon as their running backs coach and Evan Marcus as their head strength and conditioning coach, the team announced.
Saxon comes to the Dolphins after having spent eight years as an NFL assistant, including the past seven as running backs coach with the Kansas City Chiefs. In Saxon’s seven-year stint with the Chiefs, three different backs earned Pro Bowl status, including running backs Priest Holmes (2001-03) and Larry Johnson (2005-06), as well as fullback Tony Richardson (2003-04). Holmes and Johnson combined for five 1,000-yard rushing seasons over that stretch, while each of the top four and five of the top six single-season rushing performances in Chiefs history were accounted for in Saxon’s tenure with the team. Prior to joining the Chiefs, Saxon held the same position with the Buffalo Bills in 2000. He also held collegiate assistant posts at Rutgers (1997-98) and Menlo College (1999).
Saxon was a sixth-round draft choice of the Chiefs in 1988 and went on to play eight seasons as a running back in the NFL. This included stints with Kansas City (1988-91), Miami (1992-94) and Philadelphia (1995). Overall, he played in 111 career regular season games and rushed for 533 yards and five touchdowns on 145 attempts and caught 69 passes for 515 yards. In fact, Saxon will become the eighth person to have both played and coached with the Dolphins, joining Jeff Dellenbach, Bob Matheson, Tony Nathan, Bernie Parmalee, Terry Robiskie, Larry Seiple and Dwight Stephenson. Saxon began his collegiate career at American River Junior College in California, where he played from 1984-85. He went on to spend two seasons at San Jose State (1986-87) where he totaled 609 yards rushing and nine TDs on 118 carries, and caught 78 passes for 732 yards and four TDs. He also threw for four scores. He attended Battery Creek High School in Burton, South Carolina.
Marcus joins the Dolphins after one season as the head strength and conditioning coach with the Atlanta Falcons. Prior to that, he served in the same role at the University of Virginia from 2003-06. Marcus started in the NFL as the assistant strength coach with the New Orleans Saints from 2000-02. During that time the Saints posted a composite record of 26-22, won an NFC West title (2000) and captured the club’s first-ever playoff win (2000).
Marcus also held assistant strength and conditioning posts at Arizona State (1991-92), Rutgers (1993), Maryland (1994), Texas (1995-97) and Louisville (1998-99). He is a 1990 graduate of Ithaca College, where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science. He lettered three times as an offensive tackle on the school’s football team and was a starter on the 1988 NCAA Division III National Championship squad. The native of Union, New Jersey went on to earn his master’s degree in higher education from Arizona State in 1992.
From Sun Sentinel com.
Henning is favorite to lead Dolphins' offense
ヘニングはツナの下でのアシスタントコーチ、またドン・シュラの79-80にかけてマイアミでのアシスタントコーチ経験があるようです。
ただし、HCスパラノは恩師であるクリス・パーマーをOCにするんではないでしょうか...
Henning is favorite to lead Dolphins' offense
ヘニングはツナの下でのアシスタントコーチ、またドン・シュラの79-80にかけてマイアミでのアシスタントコーチ経験があるようです。
ただし、HCスパラノは恩師であるクリス・パーマーをOCにするんではないでしょうか...
From Sun Sentinel com.
Sparano's former co-workers to lead Dolphins defense
シラキュース大学のHC(たしかコカコーラボウルで来日しています→来日したHCはn後にペイトリオッツでHCを務めたマクファーソンでパスカローニじゃないですね））だったことのあるパスカローニがDCとのこと。
トッド・ボウルズがDCという話もありましたが...
Sparano's former co-workers to lead Dolphins defense
シラキュース大学のHC(たしかコカコーラボウルで来日しています→来日したHCはn後にペイトリオッツでHCを務めたマクファーソンでパスカローニじゃないですね））だったことのあるパスカローニがDCとのこと。
トッド・ボウルズがDCという話もありましたが...