49ers Head Coach Kyle Shanahan Thread

Keep doing your thing this week Kyle! Excited for a big game in the throwback units this weekend

Originally posted by jimmy3233:
Definitely deserves Coach of the Year...prolly give to belicheat cause of how badly he beat the jets and dolphins lol media are just haters. Kyle will just use it as fuel.

Probably gonna go to Payton.

Originally posted by pasodoc9er:
Hats off to kyle for changing things up in the 2nd half. First half didn't look like him. i think the muck didn't get him going. But coming out 2nd half we saw the real kyle. Again, he improves in 2nd half, making changes needed.

Our ZBS with cutback runs, got washed out. Literally. When a RB did cut his feet went out from under him. Happpened to all RBs. Kyle later got away from that, and we did better. Somehow our RBs did get some cut backs in the 2nd half and i think it was when it was still sloppy, but there were some spots on the field they could cut.

One thing both Kyle and Saleh have demonstrated this year is the ability to adapt. I remember of Offense play calling under Chryst. It was two dimensional and repetitive. It was also ineffective.

In 2017 & 2018 Kyle's offensive had flashes of brilliance but it was rebuild years so was inconsistent depending on what talent was around. I thought it would take off last year but JGs injury scuttled that. However, with CJ and Mullens JG's injury was a blessing in disguise because it highlighted weaknesses in the offense that I think JG's early brilliance at QB at the end of 17 masked.

The injury benefited the team in the long term because of this.

We reap the benefits in 2019 as Kyle can get more complex in his plays and the offense is feeling more comfortable in executing their roll in the plays.

Sunday's weather in Washington threw the play book out the window for the reasons you have stated but when you get dealt such a hand the talented punch on through and that is what Kyle did. His first halve calls were not going to plan so he adjusted and the team he has been coaching adjusted to his calls and did all they needed to do.

I am pretty sure Kyle will be happy to run an offense again after that mud bowl in DC. He'll have the team ready for Sunday.

Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:

I am pretty sure Kyle will be happy to run an offense again after that mud bowl in DC. He'll have the team ready for Sunday.

Yes he will. It feels good to be able to be optimistic again.

Looks like spectacular Indian Summer type weather forecast for Santa Clara this weekend.

Originally posted by oh49er:
I think Kyle works at least as hard as his players, and he wants to win at least as much as they do. The 49ers are ridiculously fun to watch this season, even/especially when sliding all over a field of mud.

I read a lot of bitterness on Falcons boards after their SB loss that they blamed on Kyle. So this thread is so immensely entertaining today: https://boards.atlantafalcons.com/topic/4073885-shanny-man/

Very entertaining.

Originally posted by cortana49:

Originally posted by oh49er:

I think Kyle works at least as hard as his players, and he wants to win at least as much as they do. The 49ers are ridiculously fun to watch this season, even/especially when sliding all over a field of mud.

I read a lot of bitterness on Falcons boards after their SB loss that they blamed on Kyle. So this thread is so immensely entertaining today: https://boards.atlantafalcons.com/topic/4073885-shanny-man/

Very entertaining.

There's some talent there:

"shock     1,989Forum Members1,337 posts

Posted 11 hours ago

Shanny-Man, Shanny-Man
Does whatever a Shanny can
Calling plays, of many types
Winning games, left and right
Look out! Here comes the Shanny-Man! 

Is he smart? Listen you
He's an offensive-minded guru
Can he coach, defense though?
Take a look, He's 6 and 0
Hey, there! There goes the Shanny-Man!

 In the sun of the Bay, at the scene of a game
Like a ray of handsome light 
He arrives, you know his name
Shanny-Man, Shanny-Man

Levi's Stadium Shanny-Man
Running Backs? He's got four
Scoring points is his reward 
Look out! Here comes the Shanny-Man!

Sicairos and vitaman like this"

Originally posted by WestCoastForever:

Originally posted by cortana49:

Originally posted by oh49er:

I think Kyle works at least as hard as his players, and he wants to win at least as much as they do. The 49ers are ridiculously fun to watch this season, even/especially when sliding all over a field of mud.

I read a lot of bitterness on Falcons boards after their SB loss that they blamed on Kyle. So this thread is so immensely entertaining today: https://boards.atlantafalcons.com/topic/4073885-shanny-man/

Very entertaining.

There's some talent there:

"shock     1,989Forum Members1,337 posts

Posted 11 hours ago

Shanny-Man, Shanny-Man
Does whatever a Shanny can
Calling plays, of many types
Winning games, left and right
Look out! Here comes the Shanny-Man! 

Is he smart? Listen you
He's an offensive-minded guru
Can he coach, defense though?
Take a look, He's 6 and 0
Hey, there! There goes the Shanny-Man!

 In the sun of the Bay, at the scene of a game
Like a ray of handsome light 
He arrives, you know his name
Shanny-Man, Shanny-Man

Levi's Stadium Shanny-Man
Running Backs? He's got four
Scoring points is his reward 
Look out! Here comes the Shanny-Man!

Sicairos and vitaman like this"

Whatever to get their minds off 1-6

Originally posted by NCommand:

Represent. #49wz pic.twitter.com/Bfcqxxrr4J

— Sasha D Robinson (@SashaDRobinson) October 21, 2019

Exactly. We haven't had a guy with Shanahan's football acumen around here for a long time.

Given what he had to start with going 10-22 in his first two seasons was a great indicator of how good he is.

Ditto. 9ers are a nearly complete rebuild.

I envied McVay and Lafleur being successful right away since they inherited talented rosters - it seemed unfair for them to be lauded as genius coaches while Kyle was slogging through a rebuild and so very many injuries. But now that Kyle is finally reaping the rewards of his hard work and careful planning, each victory feels especially sweet. Kyle doesn't just design schemes, he designs teams.

I am still learning about the NFL - has any new coach been able to rebuild a team so successfully, so quickly? (Here in Cleveland, it's taking decades!)

Originally posted by oh49er:

I think Kyle works at least as hard as his players, and he wants to win at least as much as they do. The 49ers are ridiculously fun to watch this season, even/especially when sliding all over a field of mud.

I read a lot of bitterness on Falcons boards after their SB loss that they blamed on Kyle. So this thread is so immensely entertaining today: https://boards.atlantafalcons.com/topic/4073885-shanny-man/

So fricken glad they blamed him and we got him. To bad so sad for poor Atlanta. Lmao

Coach has a new toy to play with. I like this a lot! Now only if Jimmy can lockdown that deep pass

Originally posted by PA49ersfan:

Originally posted by oh49er:
I think Kyle works at least as hard as his players, and he wants to win at least as much as they do. The 49ers are ridiculously fun to watch this season, even/especially when sliding all over a field of mud.

I read a lot of bitterness on Falcons boards after their SB loss that they blamed on Kyle. So this thread is so immensely entertaining today: https://boards.atlantafalcons.com/topic/4073885-shanny-man/

So fricken glad they blamed him and we got him. To bad so sad for poor Atlanta. Lmao

lol that forum is so funny to read.

" Go ahead and finish the season witha 49's. As soon as the last game has played. AB and DELTA will be at the SF airport to bring you back to the ATL. You can even bring your Daddy.

You owe us Shanny. It is not right you are basking in glory while we are left with a Catastrophe.

HELP!!!!!

COME BACK SHANNY COME BACK!

SHANNY MAN"

this had me rolling LOL...

Originally posted by oh49er:

Ditto. 9ers are a nearly complete rebuild.

I envied McVay and Lafleur being successful right away since they inherited talented rosters - it seemed unfair for them to be lauded as genius coaches while Kyle was slogging through a rebuild and so very many injuries. But now that Kyle is finally reaping the rewards of his hard work and careful planning, each victory feels especially sweet. Kyle doesn't just design schemes, he designs teams.

I am still learning about the NFL - has any new coach been able to rebuild a team so successfully, so quickly? (Here in Cleveland, it's taking decades!)

A rebuild while starting out with a roster that was as terrible as the 49ers had in February 2017? Not for a while. One rebuild that comes to mind is the Dallas Cowboys of the 1989-1992 who went on to win 3 out of 4 Super Bowls. There are many examples of quick turnarounds, but complete rebuilds in 3 seasons are rare. Bill Walsh rebuilt the 49ers in 3 seasons (from 1979-1981) and won Super Bowl XVI after the 1981 season.