49ers Head Coach Kyle Shanahan Thread

Originally posted by communist:

Originally posted by NinerForLife:

At that point in his career if "matty ice" hasn't figured out how to manage clock then no amount of coaching is going to help him. Unless managing clock is a completely new concept and this was Ryan's first game having to do it.

Ryan had no problem blaming everything on Kyle after the game, maybe he needs to man up and admit he chocked.

If a coach needs to be blamed then put it on Quinn. He's the head coach and is responsible for everything right?

is this true?

Originally posted by LasVegasWally:

Originally posted by LVJay:
Falcons / Shanny put up enough points to win. Pats put up 13 points, that was enough to win.

Falcons defense blew it. Dan Quinn isn't a good HC and [dumb] fans won't ever realize or admit that.

Atlanta fired their OC...the offense / key weapons = never been the same since Shanny split.

Matt Ryan genuinely is a choker, he turns over the ball in big moments / games. Shanny gets the blame for lame duck HC / Ryan

Excellent post LVJay!

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Originally posted by tjd808185:
If you look at this Super Bowl Brady actually walked up to Bill and said kick the field goal. 40 yarder, 10 point game. It's ball game.

Quinn, Shanny, Ryan none of them stepped up and understood the moment. They were all playing too aggressive in fear that Tom was going to make a miraculous comeback. Instead they handed it to him.

This is a good assessment.

Originally posted by jonnydel:
Here's one thing I saw I didn't catch during the season.



Here, we run a 3 TE set with the strong side to the right. We're going to run a stretch zone run play to the strong side. Note, #40, the weakside backer. He attacks this run really aggressively and prevents a TD.



Notice how not even our fastest O-lineman, Joe Staley, is able to get to him on the 2nd level because he's pursuing so aggressively.



The very next play Kyle comes out in the same formation but flipped to the field side to give the appearance that he's trying to hit that run again to the wide side of the field. DET tries to take this play away by formation and it leaves the ultra aggressive WLB as the lone LB in the middle of the field.



He then uses #40's aggressiveness against him. Shanny then puts Celek in the spot vacated by the WLB. Bam TD.

That's really great that he saw that LB playing that aggressive and was able to nail him on the very next playcall. Most playcallers are 2 or 3 plays down the line as they're calling it, which I'm sure Shanny is at times but he also has the wherewithal to see something like that and immediately take advantage.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by jonnydel:

Here's one thing I saw I didn't catch during the season.



Here, we run a 3 TE set with the strong side to the right. We're going to run a stretch zone run play to the strong side. Note, #40, the weakside backer. He attacks this run really aggressively and prevents a TD.



Notice how not even our fastest O-lineman, Joe Staley, is able to get to him on the 2nd level because he's pursuing so aggressively.



The very next play Kyle comes out in the same formation but flipped to the field side to give the appearance that he's trying to hit that run again to the wide side of the field. DET tries to take this play away by formation and it leaves the ultra aggressive WLB as the lone LB in the middle of the field.



He then uses #40's aggressiveness against him. Shanny then puts Celek in the spot vacated by the WLB. Bam TD.

That's really great that he saw that LB playing that aggressive and was able to nail him on the very next playcall. Most playcallers are 2 or 3 plays down the line as they're calling it, which I'm sure Shanny is at times but he also has the wherewithal to see something like that and immediately take advantage.

That's what I'm talking about! in game adjustments

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by jonnydel:
Here's one thing I saw I didn't catch during the season.



Here, we run a 3 TE set with the strong side to the right. We're going to run a stretch zone run play to the strong side. Note, #40, the weakside backer. He attacks this run really aggressively and prevents a TD.



Notice how not even our fastest O-lineman, Joe Staley, is able to get to him on the 2nd level because he's pursuing so aggressively.



The very next play Kyle comes out in the same formation but flipped to the field side to give the appearance that he's trying to hit that run again to the wide side of the field. DET tries to take this play away by formation and it leaves the ultra aggressive WLB as the lone LB in the middle of the field.



He then uses #40's aggressiveness against him. Shanny then puts Celek in the spot vacated by the WLB. Bam TD.

That's really great that he saw that LB playing that aggressive and was able to nail him on the very next playcall. Most playcallers are 2 or 3 plays down the line as they're calling it, which I'm sure Shanny is at times but he also has the wherewithal to see something like that and immediately take advantage.

That's what I'm talking about! in game adjustments

Originally posted by GMniner805:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by jonnydel:
Here's one thing I saw I didn't catch during the season.



Here, we run a 3 TE set with the strong side to the right. We're going to run a stretch zone run play to the strong side. Note, #40, the weakside backer. He attacks this run really aggressively and prevents a TD.



Notice how not even our fastest O-lineman, Joe Staley, is able to get to him on the 2nd level because he's pursuing so aggressively.



The very next play Kyle comes out in the same formation but flipped to the field side to give the appearance that he's trying to hit that run again to the wide side of the field. DET tries to take this play away by formation and it leaves the ultra aggressive WLB as the lone LB in the middle of the field.



He then uses #40's aggressiveness against him. Shanny then puts Celek in the spot vacated by the WLB. Bam TD.

That's really great that he saw that LB playing that aggressive and was able to nail him on the very next playcall. Most playcallers are 2 or 3 plays down the line as they're calling it, which I'm sure Shanny is at times but he also has the wherewithal to see something like that and immediately take advantage.

That's what I'm talking about! in game adjustments

Has no one actually played football in this forum?? I've seen high school coaches manipulate defenses like that not impressive.

Again no one has ever questioned Kyles offensive IQ, its being a HC that's he's trash at.

Originally posted by GMniner805:

Has no one actually played football in this forum?? I've seen high school coaches manipulate defenses like that not impressive.

Again no one has ever questioned Kyles offensive IQ, its being a HC that's he's trash at.

Originally posted by English:

Originally posted by GMniner805:
Has no one actually played football in this forum?? I've seen high school coaches manipulate defenses like that not impressive.

Again no one has ever questioned Kyles offensive IQ, its being a HC that's he's trash at.

This is unnecessary.

Originally posted by GMniner805:

Originally posted by English:

Originally posted by GMniner805:

Has no one actually played football in this forum?? I've seen high school coaches manipulate defenses like that not impressive.

Again no one has ever questioned Kyles offensive IQ, its being a HC that's he's trash at.

This is unnecessary.

This is the truth, the average high school HC has guys watching DEs and LBs for tendencies to expoit. Only a novice would be impressed by that.

Originally posted by SoCold:

In other words. Using a run play to set up a play action pass. Like every team ever.

Originally posted by English:
Calling your fellow posters novices is unpleasant and unnecessary. And rather arrogant.