Last week the National Football League and its fans lost a truly iconic figure,  Don Shula, the all-time winningest NFL coach, died at the age of 90.
I met Don Shula in 1995, just a few months before the start of what would be his final season coaching in the NFL.  He had written a book on coaching and leadership, along with Ken Blanchard, the prolific author who [s best known for his book "The One Minute Manager."

Last week the National Football League and its fans lost a truly iconic figure, Don Shula, the all-time winningest NFL coach, died at the age of 90. I met Don Shula in 1995, just a few months before the start of what would be his final season coaching in the NFL. He had written a book on coaching and leadership, along with Ken Blanchard, the prolific author who [s best known for his book "The One Minute Manager."

Last week the National Football League and its fans lost a truly iconic figure, &nbsp;Don Shula, the all-time winningest NFL coach, died at the age of 90.
I met Don Shula in 1995, just a few months before the start of what would be his final season coaching in the NFL. &nbsp;He had written a book on coaching and leadership, along with Ken Blanchard, the prolific author who [s best known for his book "The One Minute Manager." &nbsp;

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