Mike Solari named 49ers oline coach (page 3)

Originally posted by posterX:

Originally posted by aiiyiiyiii:
Solari and Ray Brown for Foerster and Warhop.. this isn't turning out too bad!

Let's hope Mike Solari is able to bring to bear some of what Bobb McKittrick did for this team back in the day. I also have hope that Singletary is improving. Without being too negative, I'll just say he was raw coming in, on the steep part of the learning curve.. but I think he IS learning and getting better.

Some nice draft picks in a good deep draft.. coaching staff coming together and improving.. continued development of young players.. maybe this is the year the 49ers return to respectability?

How exactly is Singletary improving?

Seriously,

Originally posted by 4089er:
The coaching moves made by Sing is very telling to the fact that he is focused on addressing the teams most glaring need = offensive line...so just based on his actions since appt'd the head coach job...that he is a man of action, adaptable, flexible, demanding, intelligent and intuitive to his job, staff and players....and that's a good thing for the 49er nation.

I would say that Sing is neither intelligent or intuitive. I'll give you adaptive. Especially, when nobody wants to join your staff. Especially, when it's so obvious that your preconceived, moronic notions about your team aren't even remotely true.... Hey, it only took the entire press corps to tell the caveman that his offensive philosophy was not only out of date, but offensive to even Webzone posters of average intelligence.... if you think this dude is good for Niner nation, we have clearly reached rock bottom.... Screw it, let's celebrate being losers with Captain Caveeeeeeeeeeeeeemannnnnnn!!!!

Originally posted by aiiyiiyiii:
Solari and Ray Brown for Foerster and Warhop.. this isn't turning out too bad!

Let's hope Mike Solari is able to bring to bear some of what Bobb McKittrick did for this team back in the day. I also have hope that Singletary is improving. Without being too negative, I'll just say he was raw coming in, on the steep part of the learning curve.. but I think he IS learning and getting better.

Some nice draft picks in a good deep draft.. coaching staff coming together and improving.. continued development of young players.. maybe this is the year the 49ers return to respectability?

Don't worry. Working under a legend such as Mckitrick is going to show. This guy did a good job in Seattle. They have a good pass blocking scheme and always held out rushers in check.

Originally posted by ninertico:

Originally posted by posterX:

Originally posted by aiiyiiyiii:
Solari and Ray Brown for Foerster and Warhop.. this isn't turning out too bad!

Let's hope Mike Solari is able to bring to bear some of what Bobb McKittrick did for this team back in the day. I also have hope that Singletary is improving. Without being too negative, I'll just say he was raw coming in, on the steep part of the learning curve.. but I think he IS learning and getting better.

Some nice draft picks in a good deep draft.. coaching staff coming together and improving.. continued development of young players.. maybe this is the year the 49ers return to respectability?

How exactly is Singletary improving?

Seriously,

haha he doesn't have a problem with hiring a good coach unlike nolan?

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by aiiyiiyiii:
Solari and Ray Brown for Foerster and Warhop.. this isn't turning out too bad!

Let's hope Mike Solari is able to bring to bear some of what Bobb McKittrick did for this team back in the day. I also have hope that Singletary is improving. Without being too negative, I'll just say he was raw coming in, on the steep part of the learning curve.. but I think he IS learning and getting better.

Some nice draft picks in a good deep draft.. coaching staff coming together and improving.. continued development of young players.. maybe this is the year the 49ers return to respectability?

Don't worry. Working under a legend such as Mckitrick is going to show. This guy did a good job in Seattle. They have a good pass blocking scheme and always held out rushers in check.

Agreed i think are dline look the worse against them this season. also the falcons game... only time we got to matt h, is when willis injured him on the goal line... for a week oline with a bunch of no namers he got a great amount out of them..

Originally posted by posterX:

Originally posted by aiiyiiyiii:
Solari and Ray Brown for Foerster and Warhop.. this isn't turning out too bad!

Let's hope Mike Solari is able to bring to bear some of what Bobb McKittrick did for this team back in the day. I also have hope that Singletary is improving. Without being too negative, I'll just say he was raw coming in, on the steep part of the learning curve.. but I think he IS learning and getting better.

Some nice draft picks in a good deep draft.. coaching staff coming together and improving.. continued development of young players.. maybe this is the year the 49ers return to respectability?

How exactly is Singletary improving?

He's upgrading his staff. Solari/Brown for Foerster/Warhop, yes thank you!

He's shown flexibility. During the season, he abandoned the dogmatic smashmouth ground game identity for something better suited to his players. Maybe a little clumsy, but at least there's adaptive capability.

He's learned from mistakes, I think. Doubt the nutcracker returns this camp. Dunno what other stuff but it's apparent to me that the guy is a work in progress. Don't know if he's stupid or smart, or how much a career as a HOF LB counts into it, or whether he will ever be an innovator, but.... yeah, he's improving.

That's what I think, anyway.

Originally posted by aiiyiiyiii:

Originally posted by posterX:

Originally posted by aiiyiiyiii:
Solari and Ray Brown for Foerster and Warhop.. this isn't turning out too bad!

Let's hope Mike Solari is able to bring to bear some of what Bobb McKittrick did for this team back in the day. I also have hope that Singletary is improving. Without being too negative, I'll just say he was raw coming in, on the steep part of the learning curve.. but I think he IS learning and getting better.

Some nice draft picks in a good deep draft.. coaching staff coming together and improving.. continued development of young players.. maybe this is the year the 49ers return to respectability?

How exactly is Singletary improving?

He's upgrading his staff. Solari/Brown for Foerster/Warhop, yes thank you!

He's shown flexibility. During the season, he abandoned the dogmatic smashmouth ground game identity for something better suited to his players. Maybe a little clumsy, but at least there's adaptive capability.

He's learned from mistakes, I think. Doubt the nutcracker returns this camp. Dunno what other stuff but it's apparent to me that the guy is a work in progress. Don't know if he's stupid or smart, or how much a career as a HOF LB counts into it, or whether he will ever be an innovator, but.... yeah, he's improving.

That's what I think, anyway.

People forget that this was only Singletary's first full season as an NFL head coach. Like anyone, he will learn from his mistakes through trial and error. Give the man a chance, he's still learning! Has he steered us wrong so far?

Originally posted by posterX:

Originally posted by 4089er:
The coaching moves made by Sing is very telling to the fact that he is focused on addressing the teams most glaring need = offensive line...so just based on his actions since appt'd the head coach job...that he is a man of action, adaptable, flexible, demanding, intelligent and intuitive to his job, staff and players....and that's a good thing for the 49er nation.

I would say that Sing is neither intelligent or intuitive. I'll give you adaptive. Especially, when nobody wants to join your staff. Especially, when it's so obvious that your preconceived, moronic notions about your team aren't even remotely true.... Hey, it only took the entire press corps to tell the caveman that his offensive philosophy was not only out of date, but offensive to even Webzone posters of average intelligence.... if you think this dude is good for Niner nation, we have clearly reached rock bottom.... Screw it, let's celebrate being losers with Captain Caveeeeeeeeeeeeeemannnnnnn!!!!

dude, what is your problem with cavemen or have you been just watching too much t.v. = geico commercials!

Originally posted by 4089er:

Originally posted by posterX:

Originally posted by 4089er:
The coaching moves made by Sing is very telling to the fact that he is focused on addressing the teams most glaring need = offensive line...so just based on his actions since appt'd the head coach job...that he is a man of action, adaptable, flexible, demanding, intelligent and intuitive to his job, staff and players....and that's a good thing for the 49er nation.

I would say that Sing is neither intelligent or intuitive. I'll give you adaptive. Especially, when nobody wants to join your staff. Especially, when it's so obvious that your preconceived, moronic notions about your team aren't even remotely true.... Hey, it only took the entire press corps to tell the caveman that his offensive philosophy was not only out of date, but offensive to even Webzone posters of average intelligence.... if you think this dude is good for Niner nation, we have clearly reached rock bottom.... Screw it, let's celebrate being losers with Captain Caveeeeeeeeeeeeeemannnnnnn!!!!

dude, what is your problem with cavemen or have you been just watching too much t.v. = geico commercials!

The webzone, so easy, posterx can post on it.

Coaching the 49ers-So easy a caveman can do it

Originally posted by posterX:

Originally posted by 4089er:
The coaching moves made by Sing is very telling to the fact that he is focused on addressing the teams most glaring need = offensive line...so just based on his actions since appt'd the head coach job...that he is a man of action, adaptable, flexible, demanding, intelligent and intuitive to his job, staff and players....and that's a good thing for the 49er nation.

I would say that Sing is neither intelligent or intuitive. I'll give you adaptive. Especially, when nobody wants to join your staff. Especially, when it's so obvious that your preconceived, moronic notions about your team aren't even remotely true.... Hey, it only took the entire press corps to tell the caveman that his offensive philosophy was not only out of date, but offensive to even Webzone posters of average intelligence.... if you think this dude is good for Niner nation, we have clearly reached rock bottom.... Screw it, let's celebrate being losers with Captain Caveeeeeeeeeeeeeemannnnnnn!!!!

I dont know what your deal is man, but Sign gets mad respect from other team's fan bases. A lot of us like his passion and drive. I would wager to say that there are many fans out there that would love to replace their coach with sing. I thought about that many times as I sat through Mora's press conferences last year. He is only going to get better. With the impending Warner press conference you should be one fan base, under Sign, with hopes and aspirations for all.

Originally posted by Hawksfan81:

Originally posted by posterX:

Originally posted by 4089er:
The coaching moves made by Sing is very telling to the fact that he is focused on addressing the teams most glaring need = offensive line...so just based on his actions since appt'd the head coach job...that he is a man of action, adaptable, flexible, demanding, intelligent and intuitive to his job, staff and players....and that's a good thing for the 49er nation.

I would say that Sing is neither intelligent or intuitive. I'll give you adaptive. Especially, when nobody wants to join your staff. Especially, when it's so obvious that your preconceived, moronic notions about your team aren't even remotely true.... Hey, it only took the entire press corps to tell the caveman that his offensive philosophy was not only out of date, but offensive to even Webzone posters of average intelligence.... if you think this dude is good for Niner nation, we have clearly reached rock bottom.... Screw it, let's celebrate being losers with Captain Caveeeeeeeeeeeeeemannnnnnn!!!!

I dont know what your deal is man, but Sign gets mad respect from other team's fan bases. A lot of us like his passion and drive. I would wager to say that there are many fans out there that would love to replace their coach with sing. I thought about that many times as I sat through Mora's press conferences last year. He is only going to get better. With the impending Warner press conference you should be one fan base, under Sign, with hopes and aspirations for all.

ignore the trolls

Originally posted by TheGoldDiggerrrr:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by aiiyiiyiii:
Solari and Ray Brown for Foerster and Warhop.. this isn't turning out too bad!

Let's hope Mike Solari is able to bring to bear some of what Bobb McKittrick did for this team back in the day. I also have hope that Singletary is improving. Without being too negative, I'll just say he was raw coming in, on the steep part of the learning curve.. but I think he IS learning and getting better.

Some nice draft picks in a good deep draft.. coaching staff coming together and improving.. continued development of young players.. maybe this is the year the 49ers return to respectability?

Don't worry. Working under a legend such as Mckitrick is going to show. This guy did a good job in Seattle. They have a good pass blocking scheme and always held out rushers in check.

Agreed i think are dline look the worse against them this season. also the falcons game... only time we got to matt h, is when willis injured him on the goal line... for a week oline with a bunch of no namers he got a great amount out of them..

Yeah we looked horrible against the Falcons...The last game against Seattle, if u look at the stats, we dominated them. Our offense s**tted that game away with 10 dropped passes or so. But the first game we definately looked bad against them. We won because we knocked Hasselbeck out and our D scored off of turnovers. Otherwise that game looked similar to the second game, besides the line play.

The end of the year though Seattle was depleted.

Here we are nearing the end of the preseason and our offensive line is looking the best it has since the Mariucci era, and all the comments seem to be about Iupati, Davis and Baas.

But I say, what about Solari?

I remember Bill Parcells saying about Warhop something to the effect that he seemed to have it together but somehow i never transmitted onto the field. That's how I always felt, and Foerster didn't seem to be an upgrade.

But now there seem to be fewer penalties, and improvements game by game. Is this all the talent of our two new guys, or are they also being put into a better position to succeed than previous linemen?

Originally posted by bret:
Here we are nearing the end of the preseason and our offensive line is looking the best it has since the Mariucci era, and all the comments seem to be about Iupati, Davis and Baas.

But I say, what about Solari?

I remember Bill Parcells saying about Warhop something to the effect that he seemed to have it together but somehow i never transmitted onto the field. That's how I always felt, and Foerster didn't seem to be an upgrade.

But now there seem to be fewer penalties, and improvements game by game. Is this all the talent of our two new guys, or are they also being put into a better position to succeed than previous linemen?

Don't forget about Assistant O-line Coach Ray Brown. We're talking about a former 20 year NFL veteran here!