http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/3351606
<TABLE class=bdy cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=770 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD height=5></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE class=bdy cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=770 border=0><TBODY><TR vAlign=top><TD width=5></TD><TD width=450><!-- search:</noindex> --><!-- esi: /nugget/4000_3351606-->Rapper Snoop Dogg is dreaming of the NFL, and Steelers coach Bill Cowher better watch out.
<!-- esi: /widget/story/videoAndPhotoGallery?contentId=3351606-->"My dream is to coach in the NFL, probably for the Steelers," the rapper revealed to the New York Daily News. "Put that out there for me."</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Snoop Dogg does have some experience in coaching football, albeit for his 10-year-old son's football team. The rapper has also partnered up with Juba Entertainment to put on the Snooper Bowl, a football game and charity concert in Jacksonville on Feb. 5. The contest will be between his son's team and an all-star team from Florida.
"Football has a lot to do with life," Snoop said. "You got to learn how to take your losses. You gotta look out for the team like they look out for you."
Snoop denied that his tactics — he reportedly deploys members of his posse to videotape rivals' games for analysis — are too competitive for such young players.
"It's completely legal," he said. "We definitely scout to know what we're up against."
If the rapper doesn't get the Pittsburgh job, he has another option, "If I wanted to, if I trained, I could be an NFL wide receiver," he said. "'Cause I have the ability to get open." A few months ago, Snoop also paid a visit to the USC Trojans football team, running drills with both the offense and defense.
<TABLE class=bdy cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=770 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD height=5></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE class=bdy cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=770 border=0><TBODY><TR vAlign=top><TD width=5></TD><TD width=450><!-- search:</noindex> --><!-- esi: /nugget/4000_3351606-->Rapper Snoop Dogg is dreaming of the NFL, and Steelers coach Bill Cowher better watch out.
<!-- esi: /widget/story/videoAndPhotoGallery?contentId=3351606-->"My dream is to coach in the NFL, probably for the Steelers," the rapper revealed to the New York Daily News. "Put that out there for me."</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Snoop Dogg does have some experience in coaching football, albeit for his 10-year-old son's football team. The rapper has also partnered up with Juba Entertainment to put on the Snooper Bowl, a football game and charity concert in Jacksonville on Feb. 5. The contest will be between his son's team and an all-star team from Florida.
"Football has a lot to do with life," Snoop said. "You got to learn how to take your losses. You gotta look out for the team like they look out for you."
Snoop denied that his tactics — he reportedly deploys members of his posse to videotape rivals' games for analysis — are too competitive for such young players.
"It's completely legal," he said. "We definitely scout to know what we're up against."
If the rapper doesn't get the Pittsburgh job, he has another option, "If I wanted to, if I trained, I could be an NFL wide receiver," he said. "'Cause I have the ability to get open." A few months ago, Snoop also paid a visit to the USC Trojans football team, running drills with both the offense and defense.
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