Robert Lewandowski is the dominant striker in the Bundesliga. According to Julian Nagelsmann, the Pole could also play a good role in the NFL.
FC Bayern Munich coach Julian Nagelsmann can imagine striker Robert Lewandowski (33) as an NFL player. “He could be a good receiver. He is fast and physically strong. In the Red Zone he would be perfect to catch a short pass and to make a touchdown,” said Nagelsmann at a video link of the club’s broadcaster BayernTV with Kansas City Chiefs NFL coach Andy Reid.
Nagelsmann was fascinated by the detailed work in the NFL, where players have to memorize more than 500 moves per season. In Germany, according to Nagelsmann, a similar implementation is more difficult because of “all the media”: “If you then have such a game plan as a coach, then the big headlines will come the next day. That is not normal. But I think it is perfect trying to prepare each situation. “
FC Bayern: Andy Reid praises Julian Nagelsmann
In general, Nagelsmann sees the NFL as an inspiration. In an interview with Munich Merkur / tz He praised the fact that American football is “incredibly far in the specialization of coaches in team parts”: “As football you can get an incredible amount out of it.”
Meanwhile, Reid had words of praise for Nagelsmann: “Julian is impressive, at that age he has already achieved so much and works hard, he is almost like a superhero.”
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