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Originally posted by StubbyNBY:
Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:
Sounds like he was a hit with the WRs the Niners interviewed at the combine
Link?
Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Kyle seems to like young, upcoming coaches that takes the grind to be a better coach.
Originally posted by Giedi:Originally posted by qnnhan7:Kyle seems to like young, upcoming coaches that takes the grind to be a better coach.
Wes Welker is the next head coach of an NFL team in probably 5+ years. I *hope* Kyle has so much success that half the NFL will be populated by coaches from his coaching tree. That happened once to one of our coaches a decade and a half ago,
Originally posted by Giedi:Originally posted by qnnhan7:Kyle seems to like young, upcoming coaches that takes the grind to be a better coach.
Wes Welker is the next head coach of an NFL team in probably 5+ years. I *hope* Kyle has so much success that half the NFL will be populated by coaches from his coaching tree. That happened once to one of our coaches a decade and a half ago,
Originally posted by WestCoastForever:Dennis "Maestro" Erickson's tree of course.
Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Kyle seems to like young, upcoming coaches that takes the grind to be a better coach.
Wes Welker is the next head coach of an NFL team in probably 5+ years. I *hope* Kyle has so much success that half the NFL will be populated by coaches from his coaching tree. That happened once to one of our coaches a decade and a half ago,
Who was that?
Originally posted by WestCoastForever:Originally posted by Giedi:Originally posted by qnnhan7:Kyle seems to like young, upcoming coaches that takes the grind to be a better coach.
Wes Welker is the next head coach of an NFL team in probably 5+ years. I *hope* Kyle has so much success that half the NFL will be populated by coaches from his coaching tree. That happened once to one of our coaches a decade and a half ago,
Who was that?
Originally posted by 49er-from-Yavin-IV:Dennis "Maestro" Erickson's tree of course.Originally posted by WestCoastForever:Originally posted by Giedi:Originally posted by qnnhan7:Kyle seems to like young, upcoming coaches that takes the grind to be a better coach.
Wes Welker is the next head coach of an NFL team in probably 5+ years. I *hope* Kyle has so much success that half the NFL will be populated by coaches from his coaching tree. That happened once to one of our coaches a decade and a half ago,
Who was that?
Originally posted by 49er-from-Yavin-IV:Dennis "Maestro" Erickson's tree of course.Originally posted by WestCoastForever:Originally posted by Giedi:Originally posted by qnnhan7:Kyle seems to like young, upcoming coaches that takes the grind to be a better coach.
Wes Welker is the next head coach of an NFL team in probably 5+ years. I *hope* Kyle has so much success that half the NFL will be populated by coaches from his coaching tree. That happened once to one of our coaches a decade and a half ago,
Who was that?
Originally posted by WestCoastForever:Originally posted by Giedi:Originally posted by qnnhan7:Kyle seems to like young, upcoming coaches that takes the grind to be a better coach.
Wes Welker is the next head coach of an NFL team in probably 5+ years. I *hope* Kyle has so much success that half the NFL will be populated by coaches from his coaching tree. That happened once to one of our coaches a decade and a half ago,
Who was that?
Originally posted by WestCoastForever:
Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Kyle seems to like young, upcoming coaches that takes the grind to be a better coach.
Wes Welker is the next head coach of an NFL team in probably 5+ years. I *hope* Kyle has so much success that half the NFL will be populated by coaches from his coaching tree. That happened once to one of our coaches a decade and a half ago,
Who was that?
Today, 14 of the NFL's 32 head coaches are either direct descendants or second- and-third generation disciples of the Walsh coaching empire.
Certainly you can argue that the many branches extending from the legends and lessons of Paul Brown, George Halas, Sid Gillman, Tom Landry and Al Davis exerted considerable influence of their own.
But Walsh, who began under Gillman and Davis with the Raiders in 1966, might have the grandest legacy of them all.
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Bill-Walsh-planted-the-ultimate-coaching-tree-2549658.php
"Walsh was so upset he was passed over as Bengals head coach by Paul Brown (in 1976) that he promised himself that if he ever did get a head coaching job, he would make it a point to help develop other coaches. He started what I think is the most productive coaching tree in pro sports history, not just in the NFL."
Consider that such Walsh disciples as George Seifert, Mike Shanahan, Mike Holmgren and Pederson have won Super Bowls.
"He knew how to train coaches and he concentrated on it and it meant a lot to him to see them become successful coaches," Glauber says.
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Bill-Walsh-planted-the-ultimate-coaching-tree-2549658.php
Originally posted by Giedi:P.S. Bill Bellicheat's assistants haven't done as well as Bill Walsh's assistants for some reason. I think one reason is that Bellicheat isn't a very good Head Coach teacher, in my opinion.
"Walsh was so upset he was passed over as Bengals head coach by Paul Brown (in 1976) that he promised himself that if he ever did get a head coaching job, he would make it a point to help develop other coaches. He started what I think is the most productive coaching tree in pro sports history, not just in the NFL."
Consider that such Walsh disciples as George Seifert, Mike Shanahan, Mike Holmgren and Pederson have won Super Bowls.
"He knew how to train coaches and he concentrated on it and it meant a lot to him to see them become successful coaches," Glauber says.
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Bill-Walsh-planted-the-ultimate-coaching-tree-2549658.php
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:Y'all sleeping on the coaching genius that was Mike Nolan, look at all the future HC's that worked under him:
Mike Singletary
Mike McCarthy
Ben McAdoo
Vance Joseph
Adam Gase
Jim Tomsula
