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Originally posted by GorefullBore:
Originally posted by brodiebluebanaszak:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
When the coaching staff can work with players…that's the start of in-season stuff imo.
Isn't there a hard day in the cba?
Players return on April 18th for can't do any on field work with coaches until the middle of May per CBA rules.
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by RackofRibs49:
Lol that's completely random but ok.
Shanahan knows him from TB.
Obviously you want to build a staff of guys you're familiar with, but its a little annoying that Shanahan always hires his former guys. Was Brian Griese really the best QB coach available? Who knows, maybe he'll be great.
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
He's got a big assignment to work with a #3 overall pick if he pulls it off and Trey balls out he could be a fast riser in the coaching ranks.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by brodiebluebanaszak:
Im not upset. He could turn out great. Im wondering, what is our curriculum for trey? I think trey is wondering the same thing by his last interviews. Is griese expected to fill out the whole plan? Is he being handed a plan? The latter would be better i think since this will be his first time in the role.
And to answer your question I'd be asking the same about Steve since he also has no experience coaching quarterbacks in a professional system. It's not about Splash hires it's about getting the talent from point A to point B
Honestly I think Lance is working on is mechanics with Beck/house in the off-season (that's when that stuff is done) and Griese will be involved with more of the mental aspects of the game in-season for Trey. It's a collaborative effort with a lot of hands helping out….end of the day it's Lance that has to put the work in to be great.
Agreed. Wasn't Griese more of a true pocket passer too? Perhaps that's an area he can help Trey in as well from a mental aspect...timing, internal clock, progressions, etc.
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by RackofRibs49:
Lol that's completely random but ok.
Shanahan knows him from TB.
Obviously you want to build a staff of guys you're familiar with, but its a little annoying that Shanahan always hires his former guys. Was Brian Griese really the best QB coach available? Who knows, maybe he'll be great.
Originally posted by mayo49:
Is this Griese's first coaching job?
Originally posted by pasodoc9er:
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by RackofRibs49:
Lol that's completely random but ok.
Shanahan knows him from TB.
Obviously you want to build a staff of guys you're familiar with, but its a little annoying that Shanahan always hires his former guys. Was Brian Griese really the best QB coach available? Who knows, maybe he'll be great.
True, but what better way to hire someone than a guy who you have coached with, or played with or know personally. In this case it is all 3. Kyle has been in football quite awhile now, going back to playing WR for Longhorns. And it is the guys who were sharp as players, coaches, or just really smart guys who could manage, direct, lead, or teach.
Honestly, i can't imagine a better way to hire folks than by knowing about them up close and personal over a period of time.
Originally posted by Giedi:
Agree. Like tends to assemble with like. Good coaches with good coaches, good players with good players (TE academey, pass rusher academy - for example). Also I think John Lynch had a role to play too, in my opinion. Both Griese and Lynch are talking heads, and probably associated a lot prior to - when Lynch was a broadcaster and probably even after he was a GM. I can imagine a scenario where Brian calls John and asks John to pass to Kyle his interest in being a coach for Kyle. Or conversely, Kyle asking John what his opinion is of Brian as a person and what his intangibles were as a broadcaster.
Originally posted by English:
Originally posted by Giedi:
Agree. Like tends to assemble with like. Good coaches with good coaches, good players with good players (TE academey, pass rusher academy - for example). Also I think John Lynch had a role to play too, in my opinion. Both Griese and Lynch are talking heads, and probably associated a lot prior to - when Lynch was a broadcaster and probably even after he was a GM. I can imagine a scenario where Brian calls John and asks John to pass to Kyle his interest in being a coach for Kyle. Or conversely, Kyle asking John what his opinion is of Brian as a person and what his intangibles were as a broadcaster.
I don't think Shanahan needs Lynch as an intermediary with Griese, they know each other well enough.
Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by English:
Originally posted by Giedi:
Agree. Like tends to assemble with like. Good coaches with good coaches, good players with good players (TE academey, pass rusher academy - for example). Also I think John Lynch had a role to play too, in my opinion. Both Griese and Lynch are talking heads, and probably associated a lot prior to - when Lynch was a broadcaster and probably even after he was a GM. I can imagine a scenario where Brian calls John and asks John to pass to Kyle his interest in being a coach for Kyle. Or conversely, Kyle asking John what his opinion is of Brian as a person and what his intangibles were as a broadcaster.
I don't think Shanahan needs Lynch as an intermediary with Griese, they know each other well enough.
Agree. I'm sure they all know each other pretty well. Lynch as a broadcaster and former player and Kyle as a son to the coach Brian played under.
Point was that I think guys that love football will hang out with guys that love football, and that usually translates to good football IQ and good (hopefully) coaching for Trey.