Coach - Steve Wilks thread

Originally posted by jrouter4949:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
It's called reality, I'm not gonna say a hire is a bad hire after 5 good weeks and 1 or 2 (or 3) bad ones

Try 3 good weeks and 5 bad ones. Because the Rams and Cards weren't talented enough to exploit the issues doesn't mean things were good.

99 yard drive to Cards.

That's much closer to reality maybe a little generous.

let's take a look around the NFL

I see a DC who gave up 70 in one game
seventy!

if I am correct, that dude, didn't get fired
he's still DC
they just won and held KC to 9

it's a long season, redemption is only a week away, (or two weeks, in this case )

Dude you must be the most saddest anti9er person I have ever seen ..Mr Sunshine himself.

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:

Originally posted by linkboy:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Zero chance if the D keeps playing like they are.

Exactly.

Here's the remaining schedule

• @ Jacksonville
• vs Tampa Bay
• @ Seattle
• @ Philadelphia
• vs Seattle
• @ Arizona
• vs Baltimore
• @ Washington
• vs LA Rams

We're currently 5-3.

The next five games will make or break the season. That Seattle/Philadelphia stretch is brutal.

if shanny thinks like 49ersfaithful6, we are losing every single one of these games

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
in position, just didn't make the play
that opening set the tone, guys have to execute better

Kyle Shanahan says the Burrow 3rd down conversion when he escaped Armstead and Bosa sacks to complete pass seemed to set tone for bad defensive day. Shanahan most upset with poor 49ers tackling. pic.twitter.com/00FZm7G8TU

— 95.7 The Game (@957thegame) October 29, 2023

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by jrouter4949:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by DaleGribble:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
It's called reality, I'm not gonna say a hire is a bad hire after 5 good weeks and 1 or 2 (or 3) bad ones

Try 3 good weeks and 5 bad ones. Because the Rams and Cards weren't talented enough to exploit the issues doesn't mean things were good.

99 yard drive to Cards.

That's much closer to reality maybe a little generous.

let's take a look around the NFL

I see a DC who gave up 70 in one game
seventy!

if I am correct, that dude, didn't get fired
he's still DC
they just won and held KC to 9

it's a long season, redemption is only a week away, (or two weeks, in this case )

Dude you must be the most saddest anti9er person I have ever seen ..Mr Sunshine himself.

what does that even mean? I'm feeling like we can turn this around with what we got. Like KS is talking about. the sadsacks are the ones betting we will lose out, I'm betting we won't, far from it

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:
so it's the players fault and not the coaches, lol

shanny may have already lost the locker room

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
in position, just didn't make the play
that opening set the tone, guys have to execute better

Kyle Shanahan says the Burrow 3rd down conversion when he escaped Armstead and Bosa sacks to complete pass seemed to set tone for bad defensive day. Shanahan most upset with poor 49ers tackling. pic.twitter.com/00FZm7G8TU

— 95.7 The Game (@957thegame) October 29, 2023

so it's the players fault and not the coaches, lol

shanny may have already lost the locker room

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
in position, just didn't make the play
that opening set the tone, guys have to execute better

Kyle Shanahan says the Burrow 3rd down conversion when he escaped Armstead and Bosa sacks to complete pass seemed to set tone for bad defensive day. Shanahan most upset with poor 49ers tackling. pic.twitter.com/00FZm7G8TU

— 95.7 The Game (@957thegame) October 29, 2023

so it's the players fault and not the coaches, lol

shanny may have already lost the locker room

talking about the play in question? 100%

Originally posted by jrouter4949:

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:

Originally posted by linkboy:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Zero chance if the D keeps playing like they are.

Exactly.

Here's the remaining schedule

• @ Jacksonville
• vs Tampa Bay
• @ Seattle
• @ Philadelphia
• vs Seattle
• @ Arizona
• vs Baltimore
• @ Washington
• vs LA Rams

We're currently 5-3.

The next five games will make or break the season. That Seattle/Philadelphia stretch is brutal.

if shanny thinks like 49ersfaithful6, we are losing every single one of these games

7-10

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
in position, just didn't make the play
that opening set the tone, guys have to execute better

Kyle Shanahan says the Burrow 3rd down conversion when he escaped Armstead and Bosa sacks to complete pass seemed to set tone for bad defensive day. Shanahan most upset with poor 49ers tackling. pic.twitter.com/00FZm7G8TU

— 95.7 The Game (@957thegame) October 29, 2023

Originally posted by Wrathman:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by linkboy:
He's not failing to acknowledge it, he thinks Wilks is legit a good coach.

I want to know what this "pretty good track record" is.

Was it when he failed miserably as HC of the Cards and the defense he installed took them from Top 10 rushing defense in the NFL to dead last?

When he was let go by the Browns after a year?

When Missouri fans were happy to see him leave after his short stint as DC led to one of the program's worst defensive outputs in its history?

The only time that you can argue that he looked good is when he had Ron Rivera, a very well accomplished defensive coach looking over his shoulder.

Wow I didn't know he failed at Missouri.

That was a game where Mizzou allowed 519 yards of total offense, including 340 yards on the ground. And that caused plenty of frustration among Tigers fans, specifically toward the direction of 1st-year defensive coordinator Steve Wilks.

"I take full responsibility for the performance last week," Wilks said on Tuesday, according to Dave Matter. "[It] wasn't to our standard. Not even close. I've got to do a better job."

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Wrathman:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by linkboy:
He's not failing to acknowledge it, he thinks Wilks is legit a good coach.

I want to know what this "pretty good track record" is.

Was it when he failed miserably as HC of the Cards and the defense he installed took them from Top 10 rushing defense in the NFL to dead last?

When he was let go by the Browns after a year?

When Missouri fans were happy to see him leave after his short stint as DC led to one of the program's worst defensive outputs in its history?

The only time that you can argue that he looked good is when he had Ron Rivera, a very well accomplished defensive coach looking over his shoulder.

Wow I didn't know he failed at Missouri.

It was an absolute disaster and for some reason Matt Rhule chose to bring him back to the NFL to be the Panthers secondary coach.

His defenses often get their doors blown in but he's really, really good at taking responsibility after each miserable performance.

That was a game where Mizzou allowed 519 yards of total offense, including 340 yards on the ground. And that caused plenty of frustration among Tigers fans, specifically toward the direction of 1st-year defensive coordinator Steve Wilks.

"I take full responsibility for the performance last week," Wilks said on Tuesday, according to Dave Matter. "[It] wasn't to our standard. Not even close. I've got to do a better job."

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Wrathman:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by linkboy:
He's not failing to acknowledge it, he thinks Wilks is legit a good coach.

I want to know what this "pretty good track record" is.

Was it when he failed miserably as HC of the Cards and the defense he installed took them from Top 10 rushing defense in the NFL to dead last?

When he was let go by the Browns after a year?

When Missouri fans were happy to see him leave after his short stint as DC led to one of the program's worst defensive outputs in its history?

The only time that you can argue that he looked good is when he had Ron Rivera, a very well accomplished defensive coach looking over his shoulder.

Wow I didn't know he failed at Missouri.

It was an absolute disaster and for some reason Matt Rhule chose to bring him back to the NFL to be the Panthers secondary coach.

His defenses often get their doors blown in but he's really, really good at taking responsibility after each miserable performance.

That was a game where Mizzou allowed 519 yards of total offense, including 340 yards on the ground. And that caused plenty of frustration among Tigers fans, specifically toward the direction of 1st-year defensive coordinator Steve Wilks.

"I take full responsibility for the performance last week," Wilks said on Tuesday, according to Dave Matter. "[It] wasn't to our standard. Not even close. I've got to do a better job."

Originally posted by Waterbear:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Wrathman:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by linkboy:
He's not failing to acknowledge it, he thinks Wilks is legit a good coach.

I want to know what this "pretty good track record" is.

Was it when he failed miserably as HC of the Cards and the defense he installed took them from Top 10 rushing defense in the NFL to dead last?

When he was let go by the Browns after a year?

When Missouri fans were happy to see him leave after his short stint as DC led to one of the program's worst defensive outputs in its history?

The only time that you can argue that he looked good is when he had Ron Rivera, a very well accomplished defensive coach looking over his shoulder.

Wow I didn't know he failed at Missouri.

It was an absolute disaster and for some reason Matt Rhule chose to bring him back to the NFL to be the Panthers secondary coach.

His defenses often get their doors blown in but he's really, really good at taking responsibility after each miserable performance.

That was a game where Mizzou allowed 519 yards of total offense, including 340 yards on the ground. And that caused plenty of frustration among Tigers fans, specifically toward the direction of 1st-year defensive coordinator Steve Wilks.

"I take full responsibility for the performance last week," Wilks said on Tuesday, according to Dave Matter. "[It] wasn't to our standard. Not even close. I've got to do a better job."

So what you're saying is... no 3rd round compensatory pick this time?