Originally posted by NinerGM:
I love Kyle. I think he's the best coach for this team. However, this reads interesting to me:
Coleman's injury left a backup offensive line with Willie Beavers on the left and Justin Skule on the right. Beavers committed three holding penalties (two of which were back-to-back) and Skule committed one. Another four penalties were committed by the offensive line on Saturday night (two by Christian DiLauro – a hold and false start, a hold by Ross Reynolds, and an illegal shift). As Shanahan admitted, it was a poor performance.
"You've got to play better," Shanahan said. "Guys sometimes hold when they get beat, and when you get beat, you can't hold. You have to let it go so you don't lose 10 yards. Sometimes, you have to get into better position where you aren't beat so you don't have to hold. I thought there were a few times where they were a little picky with the calls, but we got way too many of them, and there were a bunch of reoccurring guys who had it, and they have to make sure they do better, because it wasn't good enough and when you don't move your feet well, they're going to beat you, and holding the guy is not an option."
http://www.knbr.com/2019/08/11/49ers-notebook-injury-updates-incoming-tackle-signing-and-offensive-line-wasnt-good-enough/
So is KS really expecting Beavers, Skule and Reynolds not to get destroyed by Dallas' 1s and 2s? I guess they were even having problem with Dallas' 3s. Whatever the case, the bandaid has been ripped off and either the coaching or the talent that KS was okay with seems to have been exposed.
Yeah, kind of seems like an empty answer. Maybe he just thinks their positioning was slightly off?