Reading Coach Walsh’s book finding the winning edge at the moment. We are witnessing a genius at work here. God speed.

Another gift from Bill Walsh ! Thank you for everything you did for us Niner Fan's and really the NFL

"I've come to the conclusion it's not so much the plays themself, it's how you practice them." ~Bill Walsh

One of the greatest coach in all time. If he coached longer Walsh and Montana would have beaten all the records.

I was never 49er fan growing up. But I cannot help but admire this man. So inspirational! RIP.

The greatest coach of all time

The Genius. As good as it gets, period. Ahead of his time, copied today. Great General Manager, Great Coach, Great Teacher, Great Man. Loved Boxing. Preached beat your opponent to the punch. Showed his team Hagler vs Hearns long before Belichick who also did, was even a head coach. Oddly enough the team the gave the Niners the most trouble in the 80’ was the NY Giants, and Belichick who was their defensive coordinator. The two best coaches ever in my mind, along with Lombardi. Camelot! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Go Niners!

Can't believe he is gone.

This is gold

The “Buddy Ryan Method” thing is one of the funnier things Walsh ever said.

This is why they called Bill a Genius. Contingency Plans then Practice Practice Practice for different situations.

Thank You Coach! I purchased your book "Finding the Winning Edge" on Ebay it's a lot to take in but I look forward to the journey.

Thank you for sharing!

Can't thank you enough for this!!

Shanahan should be watching this.

5:23 The Buddy Ryan Method of Coaching

thank you, the other version of this is hard to watch,..

This is fantastic!

20:21 Wow! Being prepared, having a plan.

That’s John Ralston introducing Bill Walsh!!

It’s John Ralston!!

16:00, you're welcome

Walsh was like "plan the first 10-20 plays" and let them figure it out.

33:16 You can see this story in the video "1975 Bengals at Raiders Divisional Playoff" at the time stamp 7:38

I love Walsh...though that shot at Buddy Ryan was a bit of a low blow. He won two Super Bowls as an assistant coach (two legendary teams, the 1968 Jets and he built that 1985 Bears defense) and he was about .500 as a head coach (above .500 with Philly) he wasn't an all time great but definitely not someone just bs'ing his way through

Genius, what a play. Only thing is Rathman and Craig were flipped on the play. Think Bill just forgot.

27:17

Do you have part 2 posted anywhere

Find that winning edge

I was actually more impressed with his defensive teams.

when was this?