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

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Jcool:
Pete Carroll runs that D. When Gus Bradley left did that D get worse?

Theyll just promote Rocky Seto or Kris Richards.

Holly crap that guy sucks!!!!

Originally posted by Jcool:

Originally posted by grizzlyadams:

Originally posted by Jcool:

Voice Of The Jets ‏@VoiceOfTheJets

According to @mortreport , Dan Quinn, not Doug Marrone is the favorite for the #Jets head coaching vacancy.

Yes, please get Quinn out of the NFC West.

Pete Carroll runs that D. When Gus Bradley left did that D get worse?

Not sure I believe this rumor. The Jets owner has been borderline tampering this offseason with Marrone and Revis with some of the statements he's made in the press. Leaking something like this might be some damage control.

Originally posted by Geeked:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Jcool:

Pete Carroll runs that D. When Gus Bradley left did that D get worse?

Theyll just promote Rocky Seto or Kris Richards.

Holly crap that guy sucks!!!!

Yep, the Seahawks pass defense is a train wreck.

If anyone gets a chance to read Peter King's MMQB he expands on Jed's "winning with class" statement. It might have to do with the lack of discipline among some of the 49ers front line players (Aldon, Ray, etc.) and possibly the way Jim carried himself (sideline blowups).

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Jakemall:
He can't unless he's offered a HC position somewhere. He's on contract for 1 more year.

He could if he made a fuss and simply refused to work but that brings up the question.....where would he go? To as good of a situation as he has here? Doubtful. To receive the same pay as he receives here? Even more doubtful.

He could fuss, but it would reflect poorly on him if he didn't live out his contract. It would also reflect poorly if he did a bad job with that roster. He's pretty much locked. 9ers can refuse to allow anyone to even interview him if it isn't for a HC position. If he fussed ,it'd mean that someone spoke to him behind the 9ers' back and then we'd have a tampering issue.

Dan Quinn is also from NY and fits with Woody Johnson hiring coaches with a defensive background.

Originally posted by FL9er:
If anyone gets a chance to read Peter King's MMQB he expands on Jed's "winning with class" statement. It might have to do with the lack of discipline among some of the 49ers front line players (Aldon, Ray, etc.) and possibly the way Jim carried himself (sideline blowups).

No way? That's not the 49ers-way? LOL

Originally posted by FL9er:
If anyone gets a chance to read Peter King's MMQB he expands on Jed's "winning with class" statement. It might have to do with the lack of discipline among some of the 49ers front line players (Aldon, Ray, etc.) and possibly the way Jim carried himself (sideline blowups).

Link?

Originally posted by grizzlyadams:
My Best guess: after the 49ers satisfy the Rooney rule (midweek), I think a decision will come late in the week. If it doesn't, I'm going to think they're holding out for a coordinator who is still in the playoffs (Gase, McD, Kubiak). That's just my unprofessional (and probably unwanted) opinion.

I was wondering this. When are we going to interview some minority candidates. Bowles is done. Maybe Pep next week?

Originally posted by 951NINER:

Originally posted by grizzlyadams:
My Best guess: after the 49ers satisfy the Rooney rule (midweek), I think a decision will come late in the week. If it doesn't, I'm going to think they're holding out for a coordinator who is still in the playoffs (Gase, McD, Kubiak). That's just my unprofessional (and probably unwanted) opinion.

I was wondering this. When are we going to interview some minority candidates. Bowles is done. Maybe Pep next week?

you know you just don't hear about the Rooney rule that much anymore. Compared to like 3-4 years ago

Originally posted by jimmythegreekjr:
What is with all this Shanahan interest? Is Jed York becoming Daniel Snyder 2.0? Are the west coast version of the Redsklins? Shanahan going to hire his son as OC. This is ridiculous. Kubiak would be a better choice.

Niners ain't the Redskins. The issues in Washington predate Shanahan and will exist long after today.

My reasons on being interested in Shanahan have everything to do with teaching Colin how to play QB in a more conventional way, but also understand how to develop mobile QBs in Young and RGIII. Yes, RGIII got hurt, but a lot of that is on RGIII himself. It's also worth mentioning that RGIII played well enough to be rookie of the year under Shanahan.

In addition to that, Shanahan has been able to put together a deadly rushing attack everywhere he's been. Check out these backs and their numbers under Shanahan....

BRONCOS:

Terrell Davis:
1995: 1117 yds, 7 TDs
1996: 1538 yds, 13 TDs
1997: 1750 yds, 15 TDs
1998: 2008 yds, 21 TDs

Olandis Gary:
1999: 1159 yds, 7 TDs

Mike Anderson:
2000: 1487 yds, 15 TDs

Mike Anderson and Terrell Davis shared:
2001: 1379 yds, 4 TDs

Clinton Portis:
2002: 1508 yds, 15 TDs
2003: 1591 yds, 14 TDs

Reuben Droughns
2004: 1240 yards, 6 TDs

Mike Anderson...again
2005: 1014 yds, 14 TDs

Tatum Bell
2006: 1025 yds, 2 TDs

Travis Henry and Selvin Young:
2007: 1420 yds, 5 TDs

in 2008, they had 3 guys over 300 yards


REDSKINS:

Ryan Torrain:
2010: 742 yds, 4TDs

Roy Helu:
2011: 640 yds, 2 TDs

Alfred Morris:
2012: 1613 yds, 13 TDs
2013: 1275 yds, 7 TDs

So, in 18 NFL seasons Shanahans leading rushers have compiled 21,099 yards, or an average of 1,172 yards. AVERAGE...and they weren't all TD or Clinton Portis. To put that in perspective, Frank Gores average season is 1107 yards.

This ain't rocket science. There are some good back in there, but its the SYSTEM that really makes those guys good. I just picture Carlos Hyde running that zone-blocking scheme and it makes me happy. The return of the running game, huge cutback lanes to run in and getting Hyde in space.

Combine that with Kap improving (hopefully) and running a bit of the read option....looks good to me, particularly with the defense Shanahan never had in Washington.

If this was a total rebuild, I wouldn't be interested in Shanahan. It isn't a complete rebuild though. This is a talented team with a lot of the parts in place already to make Shanahans offense work.

If they can keep Vic around and make sure Shanahan stays away from the personnel dept, I'm all on board.

Originally posted by 951NINER:
I was wondering this. When are we going to interview some minority candidates. Bowles is done. Maybe Pep next week?

Austin is being interviewed this week.

Originally posted by Marvin49:

Originally posted by jimmythegreekjr:
What is with all this Shanahan interest? Is Jed York becoming Daniel Snyder 2.0? Are the west coast version of the Redsklins? Shanahan going to hire his son as OC. This is ridiculous. Kubiak would be a better choice.

Niners ain't the Redskins. The issues in Washington predate Shanahan and will exist long after today.

My reasons on being interested in Shanahan have everything to do with teaching Colin how to play QB in a more conventional way, but also understand how to develop mobile QBs in Young and RGIII. Yes, RGIII got hurt, but a lot of that is on RGIII himself. It's also worth mentioning that RGIII played well enough to be rookie of the year under Shanahan.

In addition to that, Shanahan has been able to put together a deadly rushing attack everywhere he's been. Check out these backs and their numbers under Shanahan....

BRONCOS:

Terrell Davis:
1995: 1117 yds, 7 TDs
1996: 1538 yds, 13 TDs
1997: 1750 yds, 15 TDs
1998: 2008 yds, 21 TDs

Olandis Gary:
1999: 1159 yds, 7 TDs

Mike Anderson:
2000: 1487 yds, 15 TDs

Mike Anderson and Terrell Davis shared:
2001: 1379 yds, 4 TDs

Clinton Portis:
2002: 1508 yds, 15 TDs
2003: 1591 yds, 14 TDs

Reuben Droughns
2004: 1240 yards, 6 TDs

Mike Anderson...again
2005: 1014 yds, 14 TDs

Tatum Bell
2006: 1025 yds, 2 TDs

Travis Henry and Selvin Young:
2007: 1420 yds, 5 TDs

in 2008, they had 3 guys over 300 yards


REDSKINS:

Ryan Torrain:
2010: 742 yds, 4TDs

Roy Helu:
2011: 640 yds, 2 TDs

Alfred Morris:
2012: 1613 yds, 13 TDs
2013: 1275 yds, 7 TDs


This ain't rocket science. There are some good back in there, but its the SYSTEM that really makes those guys good. I just picture Carlos Hyde running that zone-blocking scheme and it makes me happy. The return of the running game, huge cutback lanes to run in and getting Hyde in space.

Combine that with Kap improving (hopefully) and running a bit of the read option....looks good to me, particularly with the defense Shanahan never had in Washington.

If this was a total rebuild, I wouldn't be interested in Shanahan. It isn't a complete rebuild though. This is a talented team with a lot of the parts in place already to make Shanahans offense work.

If they can keep Vic around and make sure Shanahan stays away from the personnel dept, I'm all on board.

Ok I can understand that. My problem is why does he have to bring in his son along as OC if he becomes head coach? This is a conflict of interest. I'd rather hire Shanahan senior as OC.

Originally posted by Marvin49:
Niners ain't the Redskins. The issues in Washington predate Shanahan and will exist long after today.

My reasons on being interested in Shanahan have everything to do with teaching Colin how to play QB in a more conventional way, but also understand how to develop mobile QBs in Young and RGIII. Yes, RGIII got hurt, but a lot of that is on RGIII himself. It's also worth mentioning that RGIII played well enough to be rookie of the year under Shanahan.

In addition to that, Shanahan has been able to put together a deadly rushing attack everywhere he's been. Check out these backs and their numbers under Shanahan....

BRONCOS:

Terrell Davis:
1995: 1117 yds, 7 TDs
1996: 1538 yds, 13 TDs
1997: 1750 yds, 15 TDs
1998: 2008 yds, 21 TDs

Olandis Gary:
1999: 1159 yds, 7 TDs

Mike Anderson:
2000: 1487 yds, 15 TDs

Mike Anderson and Terrell Davis shared:
2001: 1379 yds, 4 TDs

Clinton Portis:
2002: 1508 yds, 15 TDs
2003: 1591 yds, 14 TDs

Reuben Droughns
2004: 1240 yards, 6 TDs

Mike Anderson...again
2005: 1014 yds, 14 TDs

Tatum Bell
2006: 1025 yds, 2 TDs

Travis Henry and Selvin Young:
2007: 1420 yds, 5 TDs

in 2008, they had 3 guys over 300 yards


REDSKINS:

Ryan Torrain:
2010: 742 yds, 4TDs

Roy Helu:
2011: 640 yds, 2 TDs

Alfred Morris:
2012: 1613 yds, 13 TDs
2013: 1275 yds, 7 TDs


This ain't rocket science. There are some good back in there, but its the SYSTEM that really makes those guys good. I just picture Carlos Hyde running that zone-blocking scheme and it makes me happy. The return of the running game, huge cutback lanes to run in and getting Hyde in space.

Combine that with Kap improving (hopefully) and running a bit of the read option....looks good to me, particularly with the defense Shanahan never had in Washington.

If this was a total rebuild, I wouldn't be interested in Shanahan. It isn't a complete rebuild though. This is a talented team with a lot of the parts in place already to make Shanahans offense work.

If they can keep Vic around and make sure Shanahan stays away from the personnel dept, I'm all on board.

Good post. I'm on board with Shanahan, too, if your last sentence holds true.

Originally posted by jimmythegreekjr:
Ok I can understand that. My problem is why does he have to bring in his son along as OC if he becomes head coach? This is a conflict of interest. I'd rather hire Shanahan senior as OC.

What on earth makes you think that he would ever accept an OC position.....