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Originally posted by Ensatsu:Originally posted by okdkid:Matt Maiocco @MaioccoCSN
Sources: #49ers will not keep director of human performance Mark Uyeyama on presumptive coach Kyle Shanahan's staff.
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Obviously they have somebody lined up.
Yeah just one look at our IR list, and this is a no brainer.
Originally posted by Joecool:Originally posted by NCommand:Originally posted by dtg_9er:Yes, I'm not a huge fan of analytics other than as a tool for managers to use. Lynch called it just that and I hope he uses his knowledge/intuition as much or more than analytics. The problems start when you have an analytics guy with an ear of the owner overruling or short circuiting the GM. If that happens it can become a very dysfunctional system. Paraag's power in the organization is still worrisome to me and I really want Lynch to have a chance without having Jed and Paraag looking over his shoulder every time he turns around.
You said it better than me!
The only time Paraage should provide Lynch with analytics is if he asks for it.
Originally posted by dtg_9er:Originally posted by NCommand:You said it better than me!
It can happen...just don't begin expecting sanity in my posts!
Originally posted by Ensatsu:Originally posted by okdkid:Matt Maiocco @MaioccoCSN
Sources: #49ers will not keep director of human performance Mark Uyeyama on presumptive coach Kyle Shanahan's staff.
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Obviously they have somebody lined up.
Yeah just one look at our IR list, and this is a no brainer.
Originally posted by okdkid:
Matt Maiocco @MaioccoCSN
Sources: #49ers will not keep director of human performance Mark Uyeyama on presumptive coach Kyle Shanahan's staff.
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Obviously they have somebody lined up.
Originally posted by Aj_hwd954:Originally posted by Ensatsu:Originally posted by okdkid:Matt Maiocco @MaioccoCSN
Sources: #49ers will not keep director of human performance Mark Uyeyama on presumptive coach Kyle Shanahan's staff.
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Obviously they have somebody lined up.
Yeah just one look at our IR list, and this is a no brainer.
Good riddance
Originally posted by Ensatsu:
Originally posted by okdkid:
Matt Maiocco @MaioccoCSN
Sources: #49ers will not keep director of human performance Mark Uyeyama on presumptive coach Kyle Shanahan's staff.
____
Obviously they have somebody lined up.
Yeah just one look at our IR list, and this is a no brainer.
Originally posted by JBrack:Bring Back the Bro while Lynch is at it
Originally posted by Aj_hwd954:
Originally posted by Ensatsu:
Originally posted by okdkid:
Matt Maiocco @MaioccoCSN
Sources: #49ers will not keep director of human performance Mark Uyeyama on presumptive coach Kyle Shanahan's staff.
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Obviously they have somebody lined up.
Yeah just one look at our IR list, and this is a no brainer.
Good riddance
He tried to rocket science it to much. I remember in the past our injuries were tolerable. This year was a disaster. Hey Uyeyama, if it aint broke...
Originally posted by thl408:Originally posted by Niners99:Originally posted by thl408:Cool stories, but I see no relevance how all that translates to him being the GM to rebuild the franchise. I'm not going all in because he has cool stories. Everyone has cool stories.Originally posted by Niners99:Anyone who still needs convincing, go listen to the 20 minute Murph & Mac KNBR interview with Lynch. Youll be all in after hearing that.
He has some great, Bay Area centric stories. He was drafted in the 2nd round (66th overall) of the expansion Florida Marlins in the 1992 MLB draft. The 2nd ever draft pick in Marlins history. He was a mediocre QB at Stanford, so he had fully committed to playing baseball after he was drafted.
Bill Walsh took over as Stanford football coach, and called Lynch in to talk before he made any final decisions. He told Lynch "I think you should stay here and play football. I want to convert you to S, and I believe you have the abilities to become a Hall of Fame level NFL S." So he stayed with football.
Durinf his brief stint in the Marlins minor league system, he was roommates with a 17 year old Edgar Renteria, and was asked to look out for him.
Fun fact, for 49ers GM Scot McCloughan was also drafted in the 1992 MLB draft by the Toronto Blue Jays. Weird coincidence.
I never said the stories were the thing that would convince you.
Go listen to the interview.
Okay you said, "Youll be all in after hearing that." Then went on about all those stories. I've heard that interview. He knows what he doesn't know and will surround himself with the people he knows. That's swell. Tell me what part of that interview should get me to, "be all in after hearing that". Save your eye roll emoticon.
Originally posted by susweel:Originally posted by pd24:Originally posted by susweel:love steve young but I think them concussions took a toll on him dude just keeps rambling on and on about stupid s**t.
Lol. I think he went for like 8 minutes straight without Tolbert or Lund saying a word.
i listen to knbr podcast sometimes and his always like 30 minutes plus lol
Originally posted by Ensatsu:
Originally posted by okdkid:
Matt Maiocco @MaioccoCSN
Sources: #49ers will not keep director of human performance Mark Uyeyama on presumptive coach Kyle Shanahan's staff.
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Obviously they have somebody lined up.
Yeah just one look at our IR list, and this is a no brainer.
Originally posted by dj43:Originally posted by Ensatsu:Originally posted by okdkid:Matt Maiocco @MaioccoCSN
Sources: #49ers will not keep director of human performance Mark Uyeyama on presumptive coach Kyle Shanahan's staff.
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Obviously they have somebody lined up.
Yeah just one look at our IR list, and this is a no brainer.
Not to defend Uyeyama but our total injured list ranked #23 (low) in the league, according to mangameslost.com. Losing Bowman was the 4th most significant injury in the league (AP, Watt and Cutler higher impact on their team). We sucked because our starters sucked and the backups sucked. It wasn't that we had a high injury rate. We didn't. We were in the bottom 1/3.
By comparison, Atlanta ranked #25 and New England ranked #27 in terms of number of games lost due to injury. IOW, our injury rate was roughly the same as the two teams in the Super Bowl.
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by thl408:
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by thl408:
Originally posted by Niners99:Cool stories, but I see no relevance how all that translates to him being the GM to rebuild the franchise. I'm not going all in because he has cool stories. Everyone has cool stories.
Anyone who still needs convincing, go listen to the 20 minute Murph & Mac KNBR interview with Lynch. Youll be all in after hearing that.
He has some great, Bay Area centric stories. He was drafted in the 2nd round (66th overall) of the expansion Florida Marlins in the 1992 MLB draft. The 2nd ever draft pick in Marlins history. He was a mediocre QB at Stanford, so he had fully committed to playing baseball after he was drafted.
Bill Walsh took over as Stanford football coach, and called Lynch in to talk before he made any final decisions. He told Lynch "I think you should stay here and play football. I want to convert you to S, and I believe you have the abilities to become a Hall of Fame level NFL S." So he stayed with football.
Durinf his brief stint in the Marlins minor league system, he was roommates with a 17 year old Edgar Renteria, and was asked to look out for him.
Fun fact, for 49ers GM Scot McCloughan was also drafted in the 1992 MLB draft by the Toronto Blue Jays. Weird coincidence.
I never said the stories were the thing that would convince you.
Go listen to the interview.
Okay you said, "Youll be all in after hearing that." Then went on about all those stories. I've heard that interview. He knows what he doesn't know and will surround himself with the people he knows. That's swell. Tell me what part of that interview should get me to, "be all in after hearing that". Save your eye roll emoticon.
I wasn't going to explain the entire interview in a post. I just brought up the stories as an interesting side note.
Everything Lynch said told me he gets it. He understands what he doesn't know, and his limitations, and is building a staff to strengthen those things. He's essentially going to be in charge of football operations, and delegate. Adam Peters was a fantastic hire, and shows he knows what to look for.
