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Hyde Excited by Possibilities in Kelly’s Offense

Jun 27, 2016 at 8:45 AM--


In Philadelphia, Chip Kelly was a polarizing figure as head coach of the Eagles.Front-line offensive players such as Lane Johnson, DeSean Jackson, LeSean McCoy and Evan Mathis all eventually sided against him. Many didn't like the way they were treated. The way Kelly's fast-paced, spread offense was run also came under fire.Johnson, a top Eagles draft pick and standout offensive tackle, told the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News that perhaps Kelly's ego "got in the way.""Too much power, control," he said. "Not being human about things. Not working together, with the team, instead of being a dictator."So, after three seasons, the Kelly experiment ended in Philadelphia with hard feelings. And, when the 49ers hired Kelly as head coach earlier this offseason, many NFL analysts warned that the Niners were making a mistake.But so far, so good in San Francisco.Though it's very early – Kelly hasn't yet coached a game, let alone begun training camp – many of the 49ers have talked about the excitement of starting over with Kelly and the energy that he and his staff have brought to the franchise after a season in the doldrums under Jim Tomsula.The latest 49er to voice his...
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