:=8D

And as I said earlier, elsewhere, I think it shows other players that it isn’t the same jokey Raiders anymore. We have an intent now and a foundation to lay great things.

And as I said earlier, elsewhere, I think it shows other players that it isn’t the same jokey Raiders anymore. We have an intent now and a foundation to lay great things.

I hope the FA, Draft and player movement goes as well as our coaching staff this is good. REAL good

He had 8 of them during our 2002 season when he helped us get to the SB.

This speaks volumes for the direction of the team, very, very encouraging!

its nice to see some of these great players coming in as coaches for this team
 actually i’m kinda surprised they pulled Rod away from the nfl network, unless his time was up

Another amazing move that will propel us to another level.

Way to go Al, Hue, and company. Familiar faces that move us ever so closer to where we once belonged.

“Woodson joins linebackers coach Greg Biekert and offensive line assistant Steve Wisniewski as players who were with the club during this decade who have returned as coaches.”- Jerry McD
Maybe not this year but with time this can be a good thing; adding Tim Brown

Woodson has remained in the Bay Area since his retirement, with a home in Pleasanton. It was at his home where cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha went to watch film with Woodson and pick up knowledges and nuances about the game. Asomugha has credited Woodson for helping with his confidence and skill set, and having him on staff can only help if the Raiders make a competitive offer during his upcoming free agency,

I’ve seen from the front office.

He is absolutely the smartest player I’ve ever seen play the game.

but what about the effect hes gonna have on mike huff?!(assuming we keep him) if rod could get that same awareness instilled in mike like he had, we’re lookin at top ten in the league in the turnover battle.

This will likely make Nnamdi want to stay foresure, and hopefully he gets our secondary to shut guys down and fly all over and make plays.

I’m so happy to hear this. Rod is the one that Taught Nnamdi originally, and now he’s back to help everyone learn how to MAN COVER.

This Coaching Staff is becoming one of the BEST coaching Staffs in YEARS.

People were getting all over him for letting Cable go, but now he’s potentially creating an awesome coaching staff. Jackson knows his stuff and he is a fiery guy who got the offense going last year, and now we bring in Saunders, who is one of the brightest offensive minds in all of football, Wisniewski, who is one of the greatest o-linemen to play the game, Biekert, who was a tough son of a gun at linebacker, Bresnahan, who is not a great d coordinator but a good assistant, Woodson, who was one of the smartest defensive players and one of the greatest defensive players of all time, and hopefully we get Moss or Perry at DC to round out our potentially awesome coaching staff.

And Lincoln Kennedy :)

I think its a move to get Aso back

Who will be the DC?Moss?Perry?Bresnanhan?or ?

“It’s an honor to be back with the Raiders and be able to talk to Raider players about true football,” Woodson said in a statement released by the team. “I’m looking forward to working with the organization and the challenges of the 2011 season.”

But, as we like to say, once a Raider, always a Raider, so if you share the vision for our future that we do here at SBP, we accept you eagerly, and with open arms.

Respectability, toughness, great work ethic and can coach I am certain. Nice job Al, glad to see the ephedrine I sent to him is working on waking him up before 2pm.

Awesome! I’m happy with this! Rod is a beast and hopefully he’ll rub off on our players!

I really like the direction our coaching hires have gone this year. Loved Rod Woodson as a player and I think he will be a great coach. I will miss him on NFL network.

I like it for one reason. It pisses Stealer fans off. I dig that.