Tomlinson lauds Schottenheimer as greatest coach of his career
LaDainian Tomlinson paid his respects to his former coach, Marty Schottenheimer, during Saturday's Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
Tomlinson, arguably the greatest player in Chargers history, lauded Schottenheimer as the greatest coach he had during his decorated career.
"I spent nine years with the San Diego Chargers. Head coach Marty Schottenheimer was the best coach I ever had, and we won five division titles," Tomlinson said. "Marty, would you and your wife, Pat, please stand to be acknowledged?"
The crowd then broke out into a "MARTY!" chant to honor the 73-year-old. Schottenheimer, who is battling Alzheimer's, was visibly moved by Tomlinson's shout-out.
It should be noted that three of the division titles Tomlinson referenced were won under the guidance of head coach Norv Turner.
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