Originally posted by Niners816:
Originally posted by Willisfn4life:
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by Ensatsu:
stats are for losers. even kelly managed to get a couple of touchdowns with gabbert. let that roll around in your head a while
As I posted in the Hoyer thread...
Chip Kelly's offense was also much more simplistic and easy to learn as opposed to Shanahan's. The offense will get better as the weeks progress and all the players begin to grasp it a little better. We also won't be playing perennial top five defense's every week either.
Chip Kelly's offense was more about shock than anything. Its similar to college when you only get a week to prepare for a triple option offense. When you only get a short period of time to get accustomed to the speed and style of Kelly's offense, it can stymie you at first. Once NFL teams started to settle in the shock factor started to wear off.
Chip Kelly's offense continued to get worse the longer it stayed in the NFL. Kyle's offense has already proven to be self sustaining and a championship caliber offense. There is no question here in the long term which scheme between the two creates a more winnable platform or gives the whole team better stability.
I love it.....people just acting like Kyle doesn't have an established track record that's spans a decade and have been accomplished with multiple teams and rosters. Nope, this is the "real" playcaller....a decade of results is all fake, the real stuff is the last TWO games with this "obviously" stacked offensive unit. How in the hell is he not averaging 425 yards and 30ppg
Seriously though, all the questioning of Kyle is hilarious. TWO games is way too small of a sample size to be making the proclamations some are. It's laughable.....
He's been one of the games most consistent offensive minds in the last 8 years. He's right up there with the Sean Payton's, Josh McDaniels', and Andy Reid's of the world in offensive acumen but he's not a miracle worker.
No coach can just waive a wand and get instant results. Every coach needs players to make their schemes and play designs a reality. The same people that need that instant gratification have been cited numerous examples of great coach's in the past who needed time to build their teams and see their vision through.
If people came in with irrational expectations of a team that just won two games last season and is in year one of rebuild with 70 percent of a new roster that's on them. It's just going to make the process to improving the team that much harder on them.
It simply takes time for these things to come together. The 49ers are young and far from done in adding more pieces to the puzzle.
[ Edited by Willisfn4life on Sep 18, 2017 at 4:07 PM ]
