Jon Embree Thread

Originally posted by HONEYBADGER:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Jcool:
Kittle had 850 yards receiving with 3 games to play & seemed like a lock for 1000 yards. In those 3 games he had 8 receptions for 60 yards. I don't care what the reason is... That CANNOT happen.

Go ask the QB why he wasn't throwing him the ball

Exactly the QB was hot garbage.....

Originally posted by miked1978:

Originally posted by HONEYBADGER:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Jcool:
Kittle had 850 yards receiving with 3 games to play & seemed like a lock for 1000 yards. In those 3 games he had 8 receptions for 60 yards. I don't care what the reason is... That CANNOT happen.

Go ask the QB why he wasn't throwing him the ball

Exactly the QB was hot garbage.....

You must not have lived through the days of:

Brian Hoyer
Alex Smith ealry years
Blaine Gabbert
Troy Smith
Shaun Hill
Tim Rattay

Those QBs were hot garbage. But i guess you just might be over emotional or something.

Originally posted by Sourball:
What did he do to earn the title and/or what was his background that he was deemed assistant head coach worthy?
What does "assistant head coach" do?
Keep an eye on the play clock or potential replay challenges?
I thought that title was usually used to keep another team from poaching them at the same level coaching

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:
Oh, there's something to see. Race might not have anything at all to do it with it, but it's still a bad look for position coach prospects, assuming this was all done so they could slap the Asst. HC on one of their coordinators. Doesn't look good at all, and the team had done so well the last few years of looking like a place people want to work.

On the other hand, up and coming coaches are usually desperate enough to work anyway. But good luck getting an established TE coach next season.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Was any reason given for the team asking him to take a 60% pay cut, assuming that was true. The team isn't cheap. They pay coaches and front office people well. There must be a reason they would ask him and not other coaches to take a cut. Or did they ask others as well.

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:
Oh, there's something to see. Race might not have anything at all to do it with it, but it's still a bad look for position coach prospects, assuming this was all done so they could slap the Asst. HC on one of their coordinators. Doesn't look good at all, and the team had done so well the last few years of looking like a place people want to work.

On the other hand, up and coming coaches are usually desperate enough to work anyway. But good luck getting an established TE coach next season.

Originally posted by susweel:
Penny pinching York's strike again.

Originally posted by Niners99:
His contract was up, and they wanted to move on. Thats business. Are the 49ers obligated to stick with everyone? They might want a guy like Rich Bisaccia to be ST coach, and they have to pay him like an assistant HC to get the deal done. Its not personal, and its not "a bad look". Its reality. Its how you improve your team.

Originally posted by 190836:

Originally posted by susweel:
Penny pinching York's strike again.

yup

Originally posted by English:
Now Zach Yenser.

Originally posted by nomejodaspaco:

Originally posted by English:
Now Zach Yenser.

Is he good?

Originally posted by genus49:
Asking a coach to take a 60% cut in pay is a very bad look. 49ers should really comment on what happened here. I don't think it has anything to do with race but it's a bad look to do that to one of your coaches regardless of race.

No salary cap and not like our TEs were a major issue or something. Very odd.