WR Coach Morton

Morgan, Crabtree, and Williams have done well in their opportunities this year. Ginn contributed in special teams at a higher level.

Morton wanted RoJo understandably, but it never fully works out. I think Baalke and Harbaugh will finally round this unit out in the offseason.

Overall, I think Morton has done a good job, especially considering the injuries that occurred to the unit.

Walsh always wanted to create an atmosphere where by his assistants can contribute without the fear of being wrong or ridiculed because he realized there are more instances where they may be right then wrong. So he doesn't want to put a cap on that.

Originally posted by qnnhan7:
The Eagles thought enough of him to put Ronald on the PS. Not all bad...yet.

RoJo never really got a chance....it was a crowded field to begin with, and with shortened training camp, he didn't exactly get a ton of time to prove anything. They just cut a ton of young guys because they had to.

Can't judge a coach when his whole group is/has been injured! Unless he is causing injuries by having them run into each other needlessly...over and over again.

Crabtree and VD (picking up after being used for blocking all year) are playing well and the rest are injured. The choice of Johnson is one of those misses that happen, but if he misjudges consistently Baalke will have to cut him out of the decision process and just have him coach. Not Harbaugh's style though as he likes to get everyone involved.

They really mis Byham for a typical TE role...big guy for the Red Zone.