Robbie Gould, renowned for his prowess on the NFL gridiron, is embarking on a new chapter as he takes on the role of head football coach at Rolling Meadows High School in Illinois, as officially confirmed by the school on Tuesday.
The 41-year-old Gould, hailing from Pennsylvania, enjoyed a distinguished career spanning 18 years in the NFL, notably spending 11 seasons with the Chicago Bears and concluding his tenure with the San Francisco 49ers. Despite his NFL journey, Gould has chosen to remain rooted in Illinois, where he aims to impart his knowledge and passion for the game to the next generation of athletes.
Assuming leadership of the Mustangs football program, Gould is poised to guide the team through a period of revitalization following a challenging 2-7 season in 2023. Rolling Meadows High School seeks to reclaim its winning tradition, with the upcoming season presenting an opportunity for resurgence under Gould’s tutelage.
While Gould retired from professional football in 2022, his legacy as a standout kicker endures, marked by exceptional performance and remarkable consistency throughout his career. His impressive statistics reflect a remarkable 86.5% field goal conversion rate and an outstanding 97.5% success rate on extra points, culminating in a remarkable tally of 1,961 career points.
As Gould transitions from player to coach, his wealth of experience and unwavering dedication to the sport position him as a valuable asset to Rolling Meadows High School, inspiring athletes to strive for excellence both on and off the field.
