What current NFL veteran or team captain would make a good assistant coach, coordinator, or head coach?

Troy Vincent

Peyton Manning. He knows the inner workings of the offense as well as the numerous and complex defensive schemes designed to slow the opposing teams down. Peyton Manning knows how to counter this and can teach a QB that is willing to learn to do the same. His huge success in the NFL as a QB is attributed to this ability to be an "on the field coach". All I know is that when he retires, there will be numerous teams calling to hire Manning as a coach and rightfully so.

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Ray Lewis has played in almost every defense used in the NFL during his career, is highly adept at understanding and implementing those defenses and is arguably the greatest motivator in the league... I don't think he's head coach material, or even a coordinator, but he'd be an excellent LBs or even a "front seven" coach.

Ty Law... knows both sides of the ball like the back of his hand. Not to mention, anyone who can get inside Peyton Manning's head should be a shoe-in for a coaching job.

Peyton Manning He is a student of the game...smart and would make a good coach..

Peyton Manning by far.

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John Lynch, Stanford guy, leader and smart player.

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