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Originally posted by titan:
Originally posted by pd24:
Originally posted by titan:
Rex Ryan
I don't know of we want that personality and would Bosa play OLB in his 3-4?
Rex runs an aggressive hybrid scheme. 3-4, 4-3, and 46. I think Chase and Bosa would benefit from
Rex
Originally posted by 76Razor:
Originally posted by pd24:
Who is Spags longest tenured assistant on his staff?
Looks like this dude has been around the Chiefs as long as Spags has.
https://www.chiefs.com/team/coaches-roster/rod-wilson
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
He looks like a baby. Imagine him tearing the d-lines asses up on the sidelines lol
Originally posted by 49ers808:
Kyle said about wanting to run the same scheme that they have the players for and are familiar with, so I'm thinking Bullocks and I'm fine with that, was a fan of his as a player and I did read things about him having a bright coaching future
Kyle Shanahan said he will look inside the building as well as outside the organization to bring in a coordinator who has more of a background in the system the 49ers have run since 2017.
— Matt Maiocco (Threads @maiocconbcs) (@MaioccoNBCS) February 14, 2024
Originally posted by 76Razor:
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
He looks like a baby. Imagine him tearing the d-lines asses up on the sidelines lol
Visually better than Xerxes (Saleh), I suppose. 😂
Wrote about the defensive coordinator candidates I like most for the #49ers and managed to squeeze in a joke from The Office while doing it: https://t.co/hO5PGhHWeS
— Kyle, a Madson (@KyleAMadson) February 14, 2024
Originally posted by Heroism:
Vic Fangio's
When Shanahan was first hired, he wanted to run a 5-man front. The wide 9 was so far removed from that, so I wouldn't be surprised if he returns to that.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Im guessing they have a clear candidate in mind but will need to do some interviews. I think Rivera is a good option but wouldn't be surprised if it was some obscure assistant from the Baltimore, KC, Cleveland or even Houston defensive staffs.
One name I'll throw out there is Brandon Lynch, the CB coach of the Browns. He's a former NFL player, has been coaching for over a decade between college and the NFL and already had a few DC interviews. He's a pretty intense dude that is more on the level of coaches like Saleh and Ryans in terms of his demeanor.