11. 49ers: Tom Rathman on his time as a player and his philosophy as a coach

49ers Talk with Matt Maiocco

NBC Sports Bay Area

Nfl, Football, Matt Maiocco, San Francisco 49ers, Sports

4.6 • 988 Ratings

🗓️ 7 November 2016

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Former 49ers fullback and current running backs coach Tom Rathman talks about how a mixup in the backfield with Roger Craig might have contributed to Joe Montana's winning pass to John Taylor in Super Bowl XXIII. (Episode 11) See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:28.0	Welcome to the 49ers Insider Podcast on CSN Bay Area.com.
0:37.0	Introducing your host, San Francisco 49ers insider Matt Mayoko. On this edition of the 49ers Insider podcast, we catch up with former 49ers
0:50.2	Fullback and current running backs coach Tom Rathman.
0:53.4	We talk about two of the top running backs in 49ers history, his work with Roger Craig as a
0:58.4	teammate and his ongoing relationship with former player Frank Gore.
1:02.4	For someone who experienced as much success relationship with former player Frank Gore.
1:03.0	For someone who experienced as much success as he did as a player, including scoring two touchdowns
1:07.4	in Super Bowl 24 against Denver, how is Tom Coping with this season? Tom Rathman joins us now.
1:14.0	Well, Tom, thanks so much for joining me on the 49thners Insider podcast.
1:21.0	Okay, well, thanks for having me.
1:24.0	You know, you were a player here for eight seasons,
1:27.0	and now you're in your 19th year as a coach in the NFL,
1:31.0	14th with the 49ers. How do you kind of view yourself as a former player or like are you a coach? I mean do you feel like a coach or a player? I mean I feel like both to tell you the truth and I think both benefit me you know coaching so I thought you know when I was playing I tried to be a coach out on the field you know
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