Steve Young

And it's going to get worse and worse as the more mobile, more dynamic of a runner coming out of the pocket the quarterback is, the less – the slide was invented for people who couldn't run. You're now out of your element. You're in a very dangerous, you're now in the jungle now without any weapons. And you're like, how can we get you to safety?

So the slide was for people who didn't know what they were doing out there. That's just not the case anymore. So the slide is a... The actual – the rule for the slide is for a time that's gone now. The prototype is not the pocket.

So the slide was for people who didn't know what they were doing out there. That's just not the case anymore. So the slide is a... The actual – the rule for the slide is for a time that's gone now. The prototype is not the pocket.

So the slide was for people who didn't know what they were doing out there. That's just not the case anymore. So the slide is a... The actual – the rule for the slide is for a time that's gone now. The prototype is not the pocket.

You know, you have to be a sophisticated passer to do the job, but the idea that nobody can go get those yards with their legs, those days are over, so the slide is – the slide is – It's not part of the game today, shouldn't it?

You know, you have to be a sophisticated passer to do the job, but the idea that nobody can go get those yards with their legs, those days are over, so the slide is – the slide is – It's not part of the game today, shouldn't it?

You know, you have to be a sophisticated passer to do the job, but the idea that nobody can go get those yards with their legs, those days are over, so the slide is – the slide is – It's not part of the game today, shouldn't it?

No room. Yeah. With no space. With no – like that's the thing. The game was – you had to make space as an offense. There was no – people were launching all over the place. Defenders were flying. You couldn't run slip screens. You couldn't – there were no cheap yards. Now, people say, oh, you ran a lot of slants for cheap yards. But tactically, we out –

No room. Yeah. With no space. With no – like that's the thing. The game was – you had to make space as an offense. There was no – people were launching all over the place. Defenders were flying. You couldn't run slip screens. You couldn't – there were no cheap yards. Now, people say, oh, you ran a lot of slants for cheap yards. But tactically, we out –

No room. Yeah. With no space. With no – like that's the thing. The game was – you had to make space as an offense. There was no – people were launching all over the place. Defenders were flying. You couldn't run slip screens. You couldn't – there were no cheap yards. Now, people say, oh, you ran a lot of slants for cheap yards. But tactically, we out –

you know, we were quicker to the punch in some ways, but it wasn't like, you know, the game was not the game today. So you make a great point. Jerry Rice, every once in a while, you run into somebody like Michael Jordan, who is supreme talent with supreme work ethic, like blue collar over my dead body every day. It's, you know, and I think there's,

you know, we were quicker to the punch in some ways, but it wasn't like, you know, the game was not the game today. So you make a great point. Jerry Rice, every once in a while, you run into somebody like Michael Jordan, who is supreme talent with supreme work ethic, like blue collar over my dead body every day. It's, you know, and I think there's,

you know, we were quicker to the punch in some ways, but it wasn't like, you know, the game was not the game today. So you make a great point. Jerry Rice, every once in a while, you run into somebody like Michael Jordan, who is supreme talent with supreme work ethic, like blue collar over my dead body every day. It's, you know, and I think there's,

And I think in a person's psyche, what happens is there's a fear that even though I'm amazing at something, I have this fear that I can't get rid of that someone's going to take my job. And I swear to you, I think Michael Jordan was driven by that, even though it's like he's the greatest ever. And Jerry Rice was driven by the same thing.

And I think in a person's psyche, what happens is there's a fear that even though I'm amazing at something, I have this fear that I can't get rid of that someone's going to take my job. And I swear to you, I think Michael Jordan was driven by that, even though it's like he's the greatest ever. And Jerry Rice was driven by the same thing.

And I think in a person's psyche, what happens is there's a fear that even though I'm amazing at something, I have this fear that I can't get rid of that someone's going to take my job. And I swear to you, I think Michael Jordan was driven by that, even though it's like he's the greatest ever. And Jerry Rice was driven by the same thing.

Until the day he retired, he thought someone was going to take his job.

Until the day he retired, he thought someone was going to take his job.

Until the day he retired, he thought someone was going to take his job.

So he lived in a state of... I'm not going to say fear because it's the wrong word, but anxiety that I need to go to work. And so I'll give you one quick story. We won the Super Bowl against the Chargers, come home, do the parade down Market Street. The buses pick everyone up from the Market Street, go down to the facility in Santa Clara, drop everyone off.