Originally posted by jonnydel:I still remember when people said McVay was the better coach.....I wrote names down. You have no credibility.
i can name one off the top of my head
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Originally posted by jonnydel:I still remember when people said McVay was the better coach.....I wrote names down. You have no credibility.
Originally posted by jonnydel:I still remember when people said McVay was the better coach.....I wrote names down. You have no credibility.
Originally posted by Young2Owens:Its funny when Shanny goes against coaches like McVay or LaFleur. Its like watching Akuma owning Ryu and Ken.
Originally posted by jimrat:Originally posted by jonnydel:I still remember when people said McVay was the better coach.....I wrote names down. You have no credibility.
Lol! I gotta check that out!Originally posted by Hysterikal:Originally posted by jimrat:Originally posted by jonnydel:I still remember when people said McVay was the better coach.....I wrote names down. You have no credibility.
Just go to the McVay or Shanny thread. Pages 1-3 are full of facepalm hot takes
Originally posted by jimrat:
Originally posted by jonnydel:
I still remember when people said McVay was the better coach.....I wrote names down. You have no credibility.
Originally posted by jonnydel:
Originally posted by okdkid:
Who has a chance to come back from injury next week?
Only Williams and Coleman?
Sherm, Williams, coleman, tartt, ward
If I understand it correctly, it's not like Shanny is reinventing the wheel either. Rather it's more window - dressing and perfection.Originally posted by DonnieDarko:Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:Originally posted by communist:This. With Kubiak it's the same. If their systems are implemented, RBs from the street will look like all-pro-players
I do think Shanahan has done a better job of updating the offense for the modern NFL where Kubiak still calls plays like its 1998.
arian foster stretch run to the right
arian foster stretch run to the left
rinse n repeat
Can't say anything about that. not an expert and don't know anything about the past.Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:Originally posted by communist:This. With Kubiak it's the same. If their systems are implemented, RBs from the street will look like all-pro-players
I do think Shanahan has done a better job of updating the offense for the modern NFL where Kubiak still calls plays like its 1998.
Originally posted by Heroism:Originally posted by jimrat:Originally posted by jonnydel:I still remember when people said McVay was the better coach.....I wrote names down. You have no credibility.
I think you can figure out which forum 🤡's said that.
here's one 🤡 that's easy to identify. His name starts with s and ends with l.
On a few? in all seriousness? That was a lot.Originally posted by JaggedJ:Originally posted by communist:His Williams-pick and the WR-draft-carousel support parts of the article.Originally posted by Crown:Originally posted by communist:https://www.49erswebzone.com/commentary/2495-shanahan-young-fearless-coachs-old-school-mentality-holding-49ers/
Disagree
How so? The article is so vague nearly anything negative or wrong in hindsight can be used to support, but what exactly about missing on a few draft picks backs up the article?
Originally posted by jonnydel:Originally posted by Young2Owens:Its funny when Shanny goes against coaches like McVay or LaFleur. Its like watching Akuma owning Ryu and Ken.
McVay goes against Bill, he runs a 6-1 front and the rams only score 3 points.
Shanny does, Bill tries to use 6-1, has to try everything, loses 33-6....
to be fair, Prescott is out. And up to his injury, the offense was solid. defense with NoWin as DC however...Originally posted by hondakillerzx:Best coach in the NFL. Look at Dallas falling apart with less injuries than we have had. We are building depth and winning games despite 20+injured players this year. I dont know how far we get this year but we look like we can break some hearts later in the year. Next years 49erd will be the best in the league on both sides of the ball. Building a monster, a well coached monster