:::[Official] San Francisco 49ers 2024 Season Thread [2-2 vs Cardinals 10/07 1:05PST]:::

[heatseeker23]

In Trubisky we trust? 

 

[red81]

 
Michael Silver  ‏@MikeSilver   16m16 minutes ago

I believe Packers execs Eliot Wolf and Brian Gutekunst are the leading contenders for 49ers GM job at this time.

 

[heatseeker23]

49ers 2nd ovr 1st round pick, the "experts" weight in: 

http://www.49ers.com/news/article-2...onday-10/8cb5067b-51f1-4d1b-9df4-4fd41156227e

Most say Trubisky or Watson, only 1 thinks Garrett might slip to us 

 

[red81]

starting to get this ominous feeling jed and paraag are going to **** this up as per usual 

 

 

[red81]

 

 

[heatseeker23]

 

[bentrill]

I wouldnt be upset at wolf or the other packers.

 

[red81]

i wouldn't be mad with either, but when you couple them with 30-year-old sean mcvay, my stomach starts to churn. 

 

paraag would have a field day with those 2.

 

[Los Angeles]

id rather go jonathan allen @ 2, that def

 

[bentrill]

I was readin more on mcvay and he seems to be a person who commads and gets the respect from players.

**** it, if the niners want to be a great team it all starts with the D [emoji]128520[/emoji].

Power uo the D line and LBs and lets see other teams tryna run on the niners

 

[niketalker23]

I kinda miss knowing what it feels like to have a great offense

 

[bentrill]

http://www.espn.com/blog/washington...n-mcvay-an-intriguing-head-coaching-candidate

http://ninerswire.usatoday.com/2017...didate-sean-mcvay-connected-to-historic-past/

Good reads on mcvay

Edit:

NT still tripping over the redskims.

 

[bentrill]

"Michael Silver: Sean McVay 'crushes' interviews; Packers execs leading candidates for GM job"
- See more at: http://www.49erswebzone.com/article...xecs-leading-candidates/#sthash.aPINXmtP.dpuf

 

[Deleted member 185039]

McVay to the 49ers

 

[lightweight champion]

This is confirmed?

 

[junglejim]

what do people hate about Sean McVay?  I'd trust him more than Josh McDaniels.

 

[davizzy]

what do people hate about Sean McVay?  I'd trust him more than Josh McDaniels.

I believe to has to do more with his Age. Too young of a coach

 

[red81]

not just age, but what exactly does he do in Washington? Why the hell would we want to pluck one of their guys? Jay Gruden runs the offense operations, so exactly how much of a role does McVay play there? This guy was only promoted to OC just recently in 2014. 30 years old with 3 years of experience as an OC, and this guy is supposed to lead an NFL locker room? This has to be some kind of joke...

 

 

[ii flash ii]

I kinda miss knowing what it feels like to have a great offense

Kaps first year had me fooled

 

[aNYone]

Some of the players are older than him [emoji]128514[/emoji] I wiki'd him and now it all makes sense

"McVay's grandfather, John McVay, was the head coach of the New York Giants in the mid 1970s and vice president of the San Francisco 49ers during their five Super Bowl winning championships."

 

[red81]

If you hire McVay and Wolf, you basically are giving even more power to Paraag over the football operations. 

 

[junglejim]

 
not just age, but what exactly does he do in Washington? Why the hell would we want to pluck one of their guys? Jay Gruden runs the offense operations, so exactly how much of a role does McVay play there? This guy was only promoted to OC just recently in 2014. 30 years old with 3 years of experience as an OC, and this guy is supposed to lead an NFL locker room? This has to be some kind of joke...

 

"Play calling will be one area that McVay's absence could have a big impact. In 2014, Gruden called the ******** plays despite being a rookie head coach. That task, along with running the whole team, proved to be somewhat of a burden and in 2015 Gruden shared play calling duties with McVay and offensive line coach Bill Callahan. 

This past season, though Gruden, Callahan and QB Coach Matt Cavanugh had input, play calling was exclusively the domain of McVay. The young coordinator got the credit when things went well, and took the heat when the ******** offense bogged down. At times last year, the ******** had a bad habit of getting away from the running attack, and McVay owned that when the criticism inevitably came."

Before the ******** he was with Tampa Bay since 2008 so its not like he has 0 experience.

 

[red81]

There's more to running an offense than calling plays. You know who helped called plays around here during Harbaugh's tenure? Geep Chryst. Game planning and attacking opposite defenses is even more important. How about being able to be multiple and mold your offense around your personnel? Are you married to one ideology? Or can you evolve?

I know Josh McDaniels can call plays, be multiple AND strategize to pick apart an elite defense. I saw it first hand in Superbowl XLIX when he used a horizontal attack ,including options and crossers, to take the vaunted LOB to the woodshed. They attacked Seattle's size with short-area quickness and intelligence. His offenses look different every week. One week it's I-formation, 22 personnel, power, traps and counters down your throat, and the next it's a vertical spread attack with 10 personnel.

 

[Deleted member 185039]

 

[aNYone]

Who gets on a coaching staff at 21. Son is either a wiz kid or well connected.

"Play calling will be one area that McVay's absence could have a big impact. In 2014, Gruden called the ******** plays despite being a rookie head coach. That task, along with running the whole team, proved to be somewhat of a burden and in 2015 Gruden shared play calling duties with McVay and offensive line coach Bill Callahan. 

This past season, though Gruden, Callahan and QB Coach Matt Cavanugh had input, play calling was exclusively the domain of McVay. The young coordinator got the credit when things went well, and took the heat when the ******** offense bogged down. At times last year, the ******** had a bad habit of getting away from the running attack, and McVay owned that when the criticism inevitably came."



Before the ******** he was with Tampa Bay since 2008 so its not like he has 0 experience.