The 49ers 2015 Coaching Search Thread(All Rumors and News Here)

Looks like the reporters were right again. We didn't want to believe them, but they said the not yet interviewed Tomsula was the leading candidate. Now apparently he was interviewed at an unspecified time at a secret location.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Niners418:
I think the Tomsula hire does nothing but help bring Gore back and talk Justin into one more year.

Really, because it seems to be driving away pretty much every other coach currently on the staff. With guys like Rathman, Solari, Fangio and Donatell(if not made DC) expected to be gone, good luck with a whole new staff.

that's staff. the players play. the players love him so the staff wouldn't matter more than the coach.
honestly most of it stinks of jealousy. the coaches were divided. the coaches were the one's with the internal problems and it spilled over onto the field
Vic instead of commanding this defense is saying in public he's gone if he doesn't get the job while not being considered for a head coaching job anywhere else in the nfl? roman was gone. but the guys following familiarity for what reason?
if the players love him they will fight for him just like they fought for jim. the most important thing now is who are the coordinators and who are the position coaches.
i hope tomsula is smart enough to surround himself with the best and not just "his guys" some guys that can come in and execute a great vision for a team with the most talent in the league.
me and you have discussed 49ers football for the past couple of years, we have said the single most important thing are the x's and o's
we know tomsula knows them. we need coordinators who know them as well and will implement the right scheme for both sides.
personally i want 3-4 defense and i want wco. it's the unknown philosophy that's keeping a lot of people hesitant.
if he came out and said we're going to make kap steve young and hire the people that worked with steve young to do it.. you and i would jump for joy no?

Originally posted by IdahoNiner:
It just shows that players in all positions due truely love Tomsula. Thats not to say that means he will be a successful head coach, just that he is respected highly in the locker room.

and if he is highly respected they will buy in immediately
we just need to make sure they're going to be buying into the right thing for this team.

Originally posted by IdahoNiner:
Phoenix, I understand he wasn't your choice, wasn't my first either, but take a deep breath. You aren't posting clear headed at this point. Wait and see. Thats all that any of us can do.

No, I really think this is a BS hire. Sorry.


I saw guys like Bowles, Gase, Quinn as the "Un-York" candidates to show that they had really turned over a new leaf from when his old man ran the team, getting highly regarded candidates that multiple other teams were also pursuing.



Tomsula is about as "York" of a hire as it gets, cheap, convenient, nobody else was offering him a head coaching gig so you know he'll kiss your ass forever.


Looking back on their earlier comments, it seems like he was the guy all along, they just didn't want the criticism they received when Singletary started to bomb and they caught flack for not doing a more intensive coaching search in the first place, so they put on a charade.



I can't wait to see what kind of disaster the OC and DC hires entail.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by IdahoNiner:
Phoenix, I understand he wasn't your choice, wasn't my first either, but take a deep breath. You aren't posting clear headed at this point. Wait and see. Thats all that any of us can do.

No, I really think this is a BS hire. Sorry.


I saw guys like Bowles, Gase, Quinn as the "Un-York" candidates to show that they had really turned over a new leaf from when his old man ran the team, getting highly regarded candidates that multiple other teams were also pursuing.



Tomsula is about as "York" of a hire as it gets, cheap, convenient, nobody else was offering him a head coaching gig so you know he'll kiss your ass forever.


Looking back on their earlier comments, it seems like he was the guy all along, they just didn't want the criticism they received when Singletary started to bomb and they caught flack for not doing a more intensive coaching search in the first place, so they put on a charade.

I'm not enamored with JT as HC either.

Guess he'll just have to make me eat crow by winning the next 10 Super Bowls and becoming the best coach ever.

In all seriousness, though, I hope the guy wins. He doesn't deserve to be the focus point of the FO hate of the fan base, and if he doesn't work out he'll take the 39 lashes on their behalf from all of us.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by IdahoNiner:

Phoenix, I understand he wasn't your choice, wasn't my first either, but take a deep breath. You aren't posting clear headed at this point. Wait and see. Thats all that any of us can do.

No, I really think this is a BS hire. Sorry.


I saw guys like Bowles, Gase, Quinn as the "Un-York" candidates to show that they had really turned over a new leaf from when his old man ran the team, getting highly regarded candidates that multiple other teams were also pursuing.



Tomsula is about as "York" of a hire as it gets, cheap, convenient, nobody else was offering him a head coaching gig so you know he'll kiss your ass forever.


Looking back on their earlier comments, it seems like he was the guy all along, they just didn't want the criticism they received when Singletary started to bomb and they caught flack for not doing a more intensive coaching search in the first place, so they put on a charade.



I can't wait to see what kind of disaster the OC and DC hires entail.

I'm in agreement with you on this. I'm already pissed off can't imagine how I'm going to feel when I see out crappy coaching staff they put together

Adam Caplan ‏@caplannfl
#49ers front office will be assisting Tomsula with hiring his assistant coaches.

Originally posted by 49erfaninAZ:
I'm in agreement with you on this. I'm already pissed off can't imagine how I'm going to feel when I see out crappy coaching staff they put together

I'm pretty upset about how much of the coaching staff is expected to go. I think guys like Donatell worked near miracles with some of these players, coached guys up very well. Rathman doing a tremendous job with the RB's....etc.


The defensive coaching staff in total was the best this team has had since back in the good old days and all that is being dismantled.

Originally posted by Jcool:

Adam Caplan ‏@caplannfl
#49ers front office will be assisting Tomsula with hiring his assistant coaches.

...and everything else he does.

Originally posted by 49erfaninAZ:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by IdahoNiner:
Phoenix, I understand he wasn't your choice, wasn't my first either, but take a deep breath. You aren't posting clear headed at this point. Wait and see. Thats all that any of us can do.

No, I really think this is a BS hire. Sorry.


I saw guys like Bowles, Gase, Quinn as the "Un-York" candidates to show that they had really turned over a new leaf from when his old man ran the team, getting highly regarded candidates that multiple other teams were also pursuing.



Tomsula is about as "York" of a hire as it gets, cheap, convenient, nobody else was offering him a head coaching gig so you know he'll kiss your ass forever.


Looking back on their earlier comments, it seems like he was the guy all along, they just didn't want the criticism they received when Singletary started to bomb and they caught flack for not doing a more intensive coaching search in the first place, so they put on a charade.



I can't wait to see what kind of disaster the OC and DC hires entail.

I'm in agreement with you on this. I'm already pissed off can't imagine how I'm going to feel when I see out crappy coaching staff they put together

Ring.Ring...."Hello Canadian Football league.This is Tomsula. Any of you guys free for the 2015 NFL season?"

Originally posted by Jcool:


Adam Caplan ‏@caplannfl
#49ers front office will be assisting Tomsula with hiring his assistant coaches.

good.

I dont want Tarver as DC

Chuds Panthers bio

http://www.panthers.com/team/coaches/rob-chudzinski/4256904b-b890-4f70-b6a3-b745cece0685

n his first season as Carolina's offensive coordinator in 2011, Rob Chudzinski directed an offensive turnaround as the Panthers set team records for total yards (6,237) and first downs (345) one year after experiencing franchise lows in both categories. Their 48 touchdowns scored were the second most in team history, also one year after recording a franchise low. The Panthers jumped from last in total yards to seventh in the league - the biggest improvement in offensive ranking since St. Louis improved 26 spots from 27th in 1998 to first in 1999.

The centerpiece of Chudzinski's offense was rookie quarterback Cam Newton, who became the first player in NFL history to pass for 4,000 yards and rush for 500 yards in a single season. Another weapon in Chudzinski's offense was veteran wide receiver Steve Smith, who produced his first 1,000-yard receiving season since 2008 and helped the Panthers lead the league in explosive plays of 20 or more yards with 90. The running game was equally effective as the Panthers became the first team in NFL history to have three players with 700 or more yards in the same season: running back DeAngelo Williams (836), running back Jonathan Stewart (761) and Newton (706), who set an NFL record for quarterbacks with 14 rushing touchdowns.

Chudzinski followed head coach Ron Rivera from the San Diego Chargers to Carolina to be the Panthers offensive coordinator. In 17 previous seasons as an NFL and college assistant, he had success leading offenses and earned a reputation for developing tight ends.

As the Chargers' tight ends and assistant head coach in 2010, Chudzinski helped San Diego rank first in the NFL in total offense with an average of 395.6 yards per game and second in scoring with an average of 27.6 points per game.

Tight end Antonio Gates excelled during both of Chudzinski's two-year stints on the Chargers coaching staff from 2005-06 and 2009-10. Gates made his seventh consecutive Pro Bowl in 2010, one year after producing a career-high 1,157 yards. In 2005, Chudzinski's first season as San Diego's tight ends coach, Gates registered the only other 1,000-yard receiving season of his career with 1,101 yards on a career-high 89 receptions.

In between Chudzinski's stints with the Chargers, he served as the Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator for two seasons. In 2007, the Browns won 10 games - their most wins since 1994 - and Chudzinski's offense played a key role in the team's success. Cleveland ranked eighth in the league in total offense and scoring, accumulating 5,621 net yards and 402 points.

Four players went to the Pro Bowl: quarterback Derek Anderson, wide receiver Braylon Edwards, tackle Joe Thomas and tight end Kellen Winslow II. Anderson threw 29 touchdowns, while Edwards and Winslow combined with running back Jamal Lewis to give the Browns two 1,000-yard receivers and a 1,000-yard rusher.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by IdahoNiner:

Phoenix, I understand he wasn't your choice, wasn't my first either, but take a deep breath. You aren't posting clear headed at this point. Wait and see. Thats all that any of us can do.

No, I really think this is a BS hire. Sorry.


I saw guys like Bowles, Gase, Quinn as the "Un-York" candidates to show that they had really turned over a new leaf from when his old man ran the team, getting highly regarded candidates that multiple other teams were also pursuing.



Tomsula is about as "York" of a hire as it gets, cheap, convenient, nobody else was offering him a head coaching gig so you know he'll kiss your ass forever.


Looking back on their earlier comments, it seems like he was the guy all along, they just didn't want the criticism they received when Singletary started to bomb and they caught flack for not doing a more intensive coaching search in the first place, so they put on a charade.



I can't wait to see what kind of disaster the OC and DC hires entail.

All of this.

Originally posted by Jcool:


Adam Caplan ‏@caplannfl
#49ers front office will be assisting Tomsula with hiring his assistant coaches.

I didn't want to believe it, mostly because I like to see the better side in people and thought that this front office and ownership had turned a new leaf, but no, from everything that is being released, it seems Tomsula is as much of a puppet as some were expecting.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
It REALLY worries me that guys like Rathman and Solari who have worked forever with Tomsula are like "f**k this, we're out."

where did they say that didn't back read real far