I am convinced he made the right choice. I believe he'll be back in coaching in about 5 years or so, but he's got money and the family will be all over the place in a few years. It's a time you don't get back when it's gone.
agree...if you watched the press conference you saw how sad and upset he was for missing out on the basic dad experience to see his kid play sports and other stuff.
Maybe he could take a part time job with ESPN and replace Lou Holtz.
Just a thought....
He has made enough money that he doesnt need to do anything the rest of his life. HAve a good retirement :)
Good luck to the man. Family and health are more important than football.
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