Coach - Steve Wilks thread

Originally posted by linkboy:

Originally posted by glorydayz:
How good was our D coordinator during the first five games?

He wasn't. The same issues were there, and the schedule was a lot easier.

The Rams and Cardinals (to a lesser extent) did the same things the Browns, Vikings and Bengals did. Nacua in that Rams game was killing us.

What changed is that the offense isn't jumping out to that quick lead anymore and that was covering up a lot of the issues.

Originally posted by ChuckLeavy32:

Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
He needs to study what Saleh and Demarco did and use it.

Passion. Find it. Both coaches had it and so did their players.

Originally posted by ChuckLeavy32:
Yeah the first five games are irrelevant. Saleh/Ryan's did such a good job of in game adjustments. You may see the opposing O drive down the field once but it sure wasn't consistent. Bengals & Vikings walked up and down the field, ALL DARN GAME! Hell even the Browns move s the ball when it mattered.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by ChuckLeavy32:
Yeah the first five games are irrelevant. Saleh/Ryan's did such a good job of in game adjustments. You may see the opposing O drive down the field once but it sure wasn't consistent. Bengals & Vikings walked up and down the field, ALL DARN GAME! Hell even the Browns move s the ball when it mattered.

That 99 yard drive by the Cardinals was when I knew for certain that we were all in danger.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
That 99 yard drive by the Cardinals was when I knew for certain that we were all in danger.

Originally posted by Montana:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
That 99 yard drive by the Cardinals was when I knew for certain that we were all in danger.

Red flag moment fo sure

"There's also times that, man, I need to talk to this dude, and I don't feel like talking to him on the phone," Shanahan shared. "I need to look him in his eyes and have a conversation with him. There's stuff about that I missed. So, I don't ever think that's the answer or what's wrong."

Shanahan and Wilks have had those discussions and may continue to do so in preparation for the 49ers' Week 10 matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

"Now, I have talked to Steve about possibly coming down," Shanahan said. "One thing I do love about Steve is I think he's a man; he's a leader of men. And I would love, in some instances, to have him down there, to be able to address some guys certain ways, and things like that. And when you do that, there are always stuff you lose from being up top. So there are pluses and minuses to both."

https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/173894-49ers-shanahan-weighs-moving-sidelines/

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by ChuckLeavy32:
Yeah the first five games are irrelevant. Saleh/Ryan's did such a good job of in game adjustments. You may see the opposing O drive down the field once but it sure wasn't consistent. Bengals & Vikings walked up and down the field, ALL DARN GAME! Hell even the Browns move s the ball when it mattered.

That 99 yard drive by the Cardinals was when I knew for certain that we were all in danger.

Originally posted by OnTheClock:
This is EXACTLY what I've been saying. Our guys NEED a dude who can address them face-to-face. These are men, and many of our men are also leaders on this team. Our guys need someone to not just talk to them from afar, they need direct contact. Show them while telling them. It CAN make a difference and I don't know how you can argue that one-on-one coaching would hurt much.

"There's also times that, man, I need to talk to this dude, and I don't feel like talking to him on the phone," Shanahan shared. "I need to look him in his eyes and have a conversation with him. There's stuff about that I missed. So, I don't ever think that's the answer or what's wrong."

Shanahan and Wilks have had those discussions and may continue to do so in preparation for the 49ers' Week 10 matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

"Now, I have talked to Steve about possibly coming down," Shanahan said. "One thing I do love about Steve is I think he's a man; he's a leader of men. And I would love, in some instances, to have him down there, to be able to address some guys certain ways, and things like that. And when you do that, there are always stuff you lose from being up top. So there are pluses and minuses to both."

https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/173894-49ers-shanahan-weighs-moving-sidelines/

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by ChuckLeavy32:
Yeah the first five games are irrelevant. Saleh/Ryan's did such a good job of in game adjustments. You may see the opposing O drive down the field once but it sure wasn't consistent. Bengals & Vikings walked up and down the field, ALL DARN GAME! Hell even the Browns move s the ball when it mattered.

That 99 yard drive by the Cardinals was when I knew for certain that we were all in danger.

Originally posted by Crown:
The booth is so 90s

Originally posted by OnTheClock:

"There's also times that, man, I need to talk to this dude, and I don't feel like talking to him on the phone," Shanahan shared. "I need to look him in his eyes and have a conversation with him. There's stuff about that I missed. So, I don't ever think that's the answer or what's wrong."

Shanahan and Wilks have had those discussions and may continue to do so in preparation for the 49ers' Week 10 matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

"Now, I have talked to Steve about possibly coming down," Shanahan said. "One thing I do love about Steve is I think he's a man; he's a leader of men. And I would love, in some instances, to have him down there, to be able to address some guys certain ways, and things like that. And when you do that, there are always stuff you lose from being up top. So there are pluses and minuses to both."

https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/173894-49ers-shanahan-weighs-moving-sidelines/

This is EXACTLY what I've been saying. Our guys NEED a dude who can address them face-to-face. These are men, and many of our men are also leaders on this team. Our guys need someone to not just talk to them from afar, they need direct contact. Show them while telling them. It CAN make a difference and I don't know how you can argue that one-on-one coaching would hurt much.

Originally posted by Crown:
The booth is so 90s