Quarterbacking by Bill Walsh - NFL Films Network 1/2

[MisterBouncyBounce]

this shows just how important having the right coach is. you think joe would have been the same QB if jerry granville was his coach instead of walsh?

[gakhal101]

I think if alex smith and colin kaepernick watche this no doubt in my mind we will have an elite quarterback and superbowl for sure like if you agree

#NINERNATION

[VAQUEROCAMPEON1]

tim tebow should watch this so can be better QB

[MrKeepnit100]

man...as a semi pro qb I like watching this so I can be more accurate

[stl49erfan1]

Most of you know Bill Wlash, the coach. Did u know that he was instrumental in getting African-Americans opportunities for coaching positions in the NFL when no one was doing so. Excellent coach, even better human being. You are, in my opinion, the best coach/teacher ever.

[micmac99]

This. Is. Football.

[panthers7775]

also was the qb coach of bengals qb kenny anderson.

[ivydude13]

This is Bananas!!!!! Why the hell could'nt I have had this when I aspired to be a high school quarterback all those years ago. He's speaking about techniques I was conscious of at the time but could never put into words in meaningful context example: 13:01. I used to practice that freaking pass and fall away as I threw it. Un-freaking Believable!!!

[jimmyphan113]

Absolute genius! Not only does he know the game, he sees talent and knows how to expose them. Look at Montana, Rice, Lott, Young, Taylor, Jones, Haley, and the coaches that he's hired.

[QBURNS1000]

The greatest offensive mind in the history of the N.F.L

[clarkorwell]

Mr. Walsh knows the game. An amazing clinic.

[ekrummell]

one of the greatest coaches of all time, and coaching the greatest QB in NFL history. Wow!!! It's like watching Gene Kelly dance or hearing the top rock bands perform. Just plain magic.

[hart6969]

@ekrummell and the best receiver ever!!

[timo092601]

Love this technician of the game.......and his QB....but even BW was not perfect, in discussing Joe's first step distance from center, he erroneously said 'He covers 3 yards on his first step' but actually he meant, 3 feet!! Great video!!