NFL coach Marty Schottenheimer jefe coached the Monday after suffering from Alzheimer’s disease for many years. Tenía 77 years.
Schottenheimer was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2014. He was transferred to a palliative care center near his home in Charlotte, Carolina del Norte, on January 30th due to complications of progressive and irreversible cerebral palsy.
Schottenheimer has been a 21-time coach in the NFL, leading the Cleveland Browns, Kansas City Chiefs, Washington and Chargers.
Record a record of 205-139-1 in his career, including the playoffs, which he led his teams to the post 13 times. Although Schottenheimer was a coach in three AFC Championship games, with the Browns and one with the Chiefs, he never played in a Super Bowl.
His career as coach of the NFL quarter in 2006 led to a 14-2 tie with the Chargers and was eliminated in the divisional round of the playoffs.
The corridor of the Salon of the LaDainian Tomlinson Family was played by the Schottenheimer ordinances during five times with the Chargers and was called “the best coach he has ever had”.
“Never entered a game with Marty as a trainer feeling that he was not completely prepared to win,” said Tomlinson. “I really want to understand every detail of the game plan. It’s considered an American male superstar. It’s a great figure, [su esposa] Also more of the typical player and trainer relationship. It was a complete human being. Be more concerned about the man than the athlete. I recorded more of the life lessons I taught “.
Schottenheimer also played six seasons as a supporter of the Buffalo Bills (1965 to 1968) and Patriots (1969 to 1970).
Le sobreviven su esposa, Pat, dos hijos, Kristin y Brian, y cuatro nietos.
Brian Schottenheimer recently read an agreement to convert the Jacksonville Jaguars aerial game coordinator, a source to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, after being offensive coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks.
“We know that we are from heaven and again”, dijo su hija. “We’re incredibly proud of the man who fled and came to live in his life”.