49ers Coaching Staff

Originally posted by Willisfn4life:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
He actually played a part in the run game planning this yr as well. End of the day Kyle is and has been the architect

Foerster was also an OC in the NFL previously so he should be fine in a role where he won't be asked to call any plays but handle a lot of the run game stuff along with Lynn.

I love researching coaching staffs around the league in both college and the pros. It helps familiarize me with a lot of the assistant coaches out there, like the up and comers. The one constant I've learned about is on most teams the offensive line coach is the defacto running game coordinator even if it's not in his title. Since Forester was here the last few years coaching all the blocking assignments in the game plans, he has a good understanding of the running schemes we've been running so the bump in title makes sense. With that said I have no doubt Lynn wasn't just brought here to coach running backs, he'll be involved in the game planning as well.

Originally posted by StubbyNBY:
I like the James Cregg hire and Schneider is a clear
improvement over Hightower if he has "personal" stuff in order

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Willisfn4life:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
He actually played a part in the run game planning this yr as well. End of the day Kyle is and has been the architect

Foerster was also an OC in the NFL previously so he should be fine in a role where he won't be asked to call any plays but handle a lot of the run game stuff along with Lynn.

I love researching coaching staffs around the league in both college and the pros. It helps familiarize me with a lot of the assistant coaches out there, like the up and comers. The one constant I've learned about is on most teams the offensive line coach is the defacto running game coordinator even if it's not in his title. Since Forester was here the last few years coaching all the blocking assignments in the game plans, he has a good understanding of the running schemes we've been running so the bump in title makes sense. With that said I have no doubt Lynn wasn't just brought here to coach running backs, he'll be involved in the game planning as well.

I believe that too...the Turner year off probably put a kink in the original plan but this may turn out to be a positive because now he can learn Kyle's current scheme (which is diverse and is about to get more with Trey) and then when Bobby returns next year, we can have two coordinators in Foerster and Lynn.

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Willisfn4life:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
He actually played a part in the run game planning this yr as well. End of the day Kyle is and has been the architect

Foerster was also an OC in the NFL previously so he should be fine in a role where he won't be asked to call any plays but handle a lot of the run game stuff along with Lynn.

I love researching coaching staffs around the league in both college and the pros. It helps familiarize me with a lot of the assistant coaches out there, like the up and comers. The one constant I've learned about is on most teams the offensive line coach is the defacto running game coordinator even if it's not in his title. Since Forester was here the last few years coaching all the blocking assignments in the game plans, he has a good understanding of the running schemes we've been running so the bump in title makes sense. With that said I have no doubt Lynn wasn't just brought here to coach running backs, he'll be involved in the game planning as well.

I believe that too...the Turner year off probably put a kink in the original plan but this may turn out to be a positive because now he can learn Kyle's current scheme (which is diverse and is about to get more with Trey) and then when Bobby returns next year, we can have two coordinators in Foerster and Lynn.

There is a possibility Turner doesn't come back. I mean there is nothing stopping him from really enjoying his temporary retirement so much that he decides to go on a permanent vacation.

Originally posted by Willisfn4life:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
He actually played a part in the run game planning this yr as well. End of the day Kyle is and has been the architect

Foerster was also an OC in the NFL previously so he should be fine in a role where he won't be asked to call any plays but handle a lot of the run game stuff along with Lynn.

I love researching coaching staffs around the league in both college and the pros. It helps familiarize me with a lot of the assistant coaches out there, like the up and comers. The one constant I've learned about is on most teams the offensive line coach is the defacto running game coordinator even if it's not in his title. Since Forester was here the last few years coaching all the blocking assignments in the game plans, he has a good understanding of the running schemes we've been running so the bump in title makes sense. With that said I have no doubt Lynn wasn't just brought here to coach running backs, he'll be involved in the game planning as well.

Kyle Shanahan is the offensive coordinator, but he's hardly the only one with input into the Redskins' game plan. In fact, it's a staff effort that begins each Monday and doesn't end until Saturday.

Not that it always was a group effort for Shanahan when he became a coordinator with Houston.

"When I was younger I tried to do everything," he said. "You're so excited to have the opportunity to be a coordinator that you want to work at every single area as hard as you can. But you start to go crazy because there aren't enough hours in the week. So I've gotten better at divvying up stuff and allowing others to help me….Just getting to know them, you start to trust them more and they start to know what I like. It becomes more efficient when you work with the same people."

So every Monday, here's what each offensive coach works on: Receivers coach Ike Hilliard does first and second downs, three-receiver formations and the two-minute area. Quarterbacks coach Matt LaFleur does third downs and all the empty, no-back sets. Tight ends coach Sean McVay does the red zone as well as their U personnel (two tight end sets; one receiver, two backs). McVay also gets started on first and second down Tiger sets (two tight ends, two receivers). Running backs coach Bobby Turner does short yardage and goal-line situations. Assistant offensive line coach Chris Morgan handles all the protections; he gets every blitz the opponent ran and draws them up and focuses on potential protection issues that week. Quality control coaches Mike McDaniel and Richmond Flowers start breaking down the overall team stuff and enter it in the computer so the coaches can have the stats and percentages. Shanahan and line coach Chris Foerster watch film by themselves.

Originally posted by NCommand:
Quite a few internal promotions: Foerster, Kubiak, Fleury & Hankerson. Still a few potential vacancies. Let me know if I missed anything.

Offensive Coaches
Head Coach - Kyle Shanahan
Offensive/Running Game Coordinator - Mike McDaniel (Dolphins) - Chris Foerster
Offensive/Passing Game Coordinator - Bobby Slowik
Quarterbacks - Rich Scangarello (Kentucky) - Brian Griese
Quarterbacks Assistant - Klay Kubiak
Running Backs/Assistant Head Coach - Bobby Turner (Retired) - Anthony Lynn
Tight Ends - Jon Embree AHC (Dolphins) - Brian Fleury
Wide Receivers - Wes Welker (Dolphins) - Leonard Hankerson
Wide Receivers Assistant - VACANT
Offensive Line - Chris Foerster
Offensive Line Assistant - Zach Yenser (Kentucky) & Butch Barry (Broncos) - James Cregg & Joe Graves
Offensive Assistant - Patrick Hagedorn
Offensive Quality Control - Asauni Rufus & Deuce Schwartz
Administrative Assistant to the Head Coach - Nick Kray

Defensive Coaches
Defensive Coordinator - DeMeco Ryans
Defensive Pass Game Specialist/Secondary - Cory Undlin
Senior Defensive Assistant/Run Game Specialist - James Bettcher (Bengals) - VACANT
Defensive Assistant - Nick Sorensen
Linebackers - Johnny Holland (Cancer) - VACANT
Safeties - Daniel Bullocks
Defensive Line - Kris Kocurek
Assistant Defensive Line/Pass Rush Specialist - Darryl Tapp
Defensive Quality Control - Andrew Hayes-Stoker, Asauni Rufus & Stephen Adegoke

Special Teams Coaches
Special Teams Coordinator - Richard Hightower (Bears) - Brian Schneider
Special Teams Assistant - Matthew Harper
Special Teams Assistant - Stan Kwan (Deceased) - VACANT
Special Teams Quality Control - August Mangin

Originally posted by AB81Rules:

Originally posted by NCommand:
Quite a few internal promotions: Foerster, Kubiak, Fleury & Hankerson. Still a few potential vacancies. Let me know if I missed anything.

Offensive Coaches
Head Coach - Kyle Shanahan
Offensive/Running Game Coordinator - Mike McDaniel (Dolphins) - Chris Foerster
Offensive/Passing Game Coordinator - Bobby Slowik
Quarterbacks - Rich Scangarello (Kentucky) - Brian Griese
Quarterbacks Assistant - Klay Kubiak
Running Backs/Assistant Head Coach - Bobby Turner (Retired) - Anthony Lynn
Tight Ends - Jon Embree AHC (Dolphins) - Brian Fleury
Wide Receivers - Wes Welker (Dolphins) - Leonard Hankerson
Wide Receivers Assistant - VACANT
Offensive Line - Chris Foerster
Offensive Line Assistant - Zach Yenser (Kentucky) & Butch Barry (Broncos) - James Cregg & Joe Graves
Offensive Assistant - Patrick Hagedorn
Offensive Quality Control - Asauni Rufus & Deuce Schwartz
Administrative Assistant to the Head Coach - Nick Kray

Defensive Coaches
Defensive Coordinator - DeMeco Ryans
Defensive Pass Game Specialist/Secondary - Cory Undlin
Senior Defensive Assistant/Run Game Specialist - James Bettcher (Bengals) - VACANT
Defensive Assistant - Nick Sorensen
Linebackers - Johnny Holland (Cancer) - VACANT
Safeties - Daniel Bullocks
Defensive Line - Kris Kocurek
Assistant Defensive Line/Pass Rush Specialist - Darryl Tapp
Defensive Quality Control - Andrew Hayes-Stoker, Asauni Rufus & Stephen Adegoke

Special Teams Coaches
Special Teams Coordinator - Richard Hightower (Bears) - Brian Schneider
Special Teams Assistant - Matthew Harper
Special Teams Assistant - Stan Kwan (Deceased) - VACANT
Special Teams Quality Control - August Mangin

Looks good, I don't think Holland is taking a year off, he's listing on 49ers.com as LB coach, it's updated too, https://www.49ers.com/team/coaches-roster/

Originally posted by evil:

Originally posted by Willisfn4life:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
He actually played a part in the run game planning this yr as well. End of the day Kyle is and has been the architect

Foerster was also an OC in the NFL previously so he should be fine in a role where he won't be asked to call any plays but handle a lot of the run game stuff along with Lynn.

I love researching coaching staffs around the league in both college and the pros. It helps familiarize me with a lot of the assistant coaches out there, like the up and comers. The one constant I've learned about is on most teams the offensive line coach is the defacto running game coordinator even if it's not in his title. Since Forester was here the last few years coaching all the blocking assignments in the game plans, he has a good understanding of the running schemes we've been running so the bump in title makes sense. With that said I have no doubt Lynn wasn't just brought here to coach running backs, he'll be involved in the game planning as well.

From when Kyle was in Washington :

Kyle Shanahan is the offensive coordinator, but he's hardly the only one with input into the Redskins' game plan. In fact, it's a staff effort that begins each Monday and doesn't end until Saturday.

Not that it always was a group effort for Shanahan when he became a coordinator with Houston.

"When I was younger I tried to do everything," he said. "You're so excited to have the opportunity to be a coordinator that you want to work at every single area as hard as you can. But you start to go crazy because there aren't enough hours in the week. So I've gotten better at divvying up stuff and allowing others to help me….Just getting to know them, you start to trust them more and they start to know what I like. It becomes more efficient when you work with the same people."

So every Monday, here's what each offensive coach works on: Receivers coach Ike Hilliard does first and second downs, three-receiver formations and the two-minute area. Quarterbacks coach Matt LaFleur does third downs and all the empty, no-back sets. Tight ends coach Sean McVay does the red zone as well as their U personnel (two tight end sets; one receiver, two backs). McVay also gets started on first and second down Tiger sets (two tight ends, two receivers). Running backs coach Bobby Turner does short yardage and goal-line situations. Assistant offensive line coach Chris Morgan handles all the protections; he gets every blitz the opponent ran and draws them up and focuses on potential protection issues that week. Quality control coaches Mike McDaniel and Richmond Flowers start breaking down the overall team stuff and enter it in the computer so the coaches can have the stats and percentages. Shanahan and line coach Chris Foerster watch film by themselves.

Likelihood is he probably is still doing something similar here wrt game planning each week.

I agree Lynn will be involved in game planning.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Hopper:

Originally posted by AB81Rules:
So, this is the staff then right?

HC- Kyle Shanahan
DC- DeMeco Ryans
ST Coordinator- Brian Schneider
Assistant HC/RB- Anthony Lynn
Offensive Passing Game Coordinator- Bobby Slowik
QB- Brian Griese
WR- Leonard Hankerson
TE Brian Fluery
OL/Run Game Coordinator- Chris Foerster
Assistant QB- Klay Kubiak
Assistant OL- James Cregg, & Joe Graves
Offensive Quality Control- Deuce Schwartz
Assistant to the HC- Patrick Hagedorn
Chief of Staff/Coaching- Nick Kray
DL- Kris Kocurek
LB- Johnny Holland
S- Daniel Bullocks
Secondary/Defensive Pass Game Specialist- Cory Undlin
Assistant DL/Pass Rush Specialist- Darryl Tapp
Defensive Assistant- Nick Sorensen
Defensive Quality Control- Asauni Rufus, Stephen Adegoke, & Andrew Hayes-Stoker
ST Assistant- Matthew Harper
ST Quality Control- August Mangin

No Defensive Run Game Specialist though with Bettcher gone.

Foerster is the new run game coordinator? Not expecting much innovation from him.

He actually played a part in the run game planning this yr as well. End of the day Kyle is and has been the architect

Pretty much what I anticipated. A coach-up staff and Lynn being a position coach and AHC like Embree. But that's quite a fall from HC. He was never going to be a coordinator AND position coach, IMHO.

I didn't see Foerster becoming the run game coordinator though but it makes sense in Kyle's 'current' run scheme today.

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
It is a fall from being a HC, but Lynn IMO never got to establish himself as a top flight OC before becoming a head coach. I'd say he's a stronger HC or RB coach candidate because of his resume.

Originally posted by Willisfn4life:

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
It is a fall from being a HC, but Lynn IMO never got to establish himself as a top flight OC before becoming a head coach. I'd say he's a stronger HC or RB coach candidate because of his resume.

Theres some element of truth in that. I'll say this though. 2016 is pretty much his only season calling plays all year and the bills had the leagues top rushing attack that year.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Willisfn4life:

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
It is a fall from being a HC, but Lynn IMO never got to establish himself as a top flight OC before becoming a head coach. I'd say he's a stronger HC or RB coach candidate because of his resume.

Theres some element of truth in that. I'll say this though. 2016 is pretty much his only season calling plays all year and the bills had the leagues top rushing attack that year.

Yeah, it'll be interesting to see how Kyle, Lynn, and Foerster build out the running scheme this year and the weekly game plans. I'm sure Lynn will have input as well given he'll be on the ground level with the personnel and can alert them to what they can and can't do from a talent perspective.

Originally posted by jcs:

49ers running backs coach Bobby Turner is taking a year off to rehab from hip surgery, but the 76-year old loves this part of the offseason.

Kyle Shanahan: "I have a feeling Bobby will be calling sooner rather than later to talk about running backs in the draft."

— David Lombardi (@LombardiHimself) March 30, 2022

This is going to create a bigger hole on the coaching staff in 2022 season than losing McDaniel.