Where is mike singletary now

Mike Singletary has had a number of jobs since his days as the 49ers' coach. The latter part of his coaching resume includes three seasons with the Minnesota Vikings and one with the Los Angeles Rams in , his last in the NFL. The Houston native was back in his home state leading Trinity Christian Academy-Addison at the same time. To learn more or opt-out, read our Cookie Policy.

But I believe that. At 62, four seasons since he last coached in the NFL, Singletary is eager to get back. He was as the coach of the 49ers from to — as a replacement for Mike Nolan in , in and before he was fired with one game left in the season in He last coached in the NFL as an assistant with the Rams in I want to be a great coach. I want to be one of the greatest coaches ever. Samurai Mike, very obviously, is as big and bold and as resolute as ever.

He learned some hard lessons in those 40 games as an NFL head coach. The kicker is that the incident that branded Singletary as an off-the-wall coach — his blistering public rebuke of tight end Vernon Davis in — was his most fruitful motivational tactic.

Cannot win with them. Cannot coach with them. I want winners. Obviously, this opportunity was more personal for a candidate who played his entire career with the Bears — with seven All-Pro selections and 10 Pro Bowl appearances. I thought the questions were fair. But it is what it is. Singletary once was a promising coaching prospect. After a decade away from the game, Singletary returned as a coach in He eventually made his way up to the head coach of the San Francisco 49ers.

What happened to Mike Singletary? Singletary was named the starting middle linebacker just six games into his rookie season. From the season until the end of his career in , Mike Singletary was one of the most dominant linebackers the game has ever seen. He earned Pro Bowls honors each of those seasons and All-Pro recognition in seven of those seasons. That postseason, the defense allowed 10 total points in three playoff games, all of it coming in a dominating whipping of the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl.

The Chicago defense remained near the top of the NFL for several years but the team never won another title. Singletary retired after the season, having played all 12 seasons with the Bears. After more than a decade away from the game, Mike Singletary re-introduced himself to the NFL as the linebackers coach for the Baltimore Ravens in