49ers Head Coach Kyle Shanahan Thread

Originally posted by Jcool:

Congratulations to @Patriots HC Bill Belichick on earning the highest HCR grade for the 2017 regular season. pic.twitter.com/Ub7BHH5JtB

— Head Coach Ranking (@HCRfootball) January 4, 2018

That is awesome

I like this:

Originally posted by Jcool:

I like this:

One of the more interesting parts of the Pats ESPN story? Shanahan went to Belichick learn from the Super Bowl loss. Really shows the character of both men. https://t.co/gRzUs1Cc5E pic.twitter.com/8spu7CXq9m

— Oscar Aparicio (@BetterRivals) January 5, 2018

BB to Kyle: I got Brady, you got Ryan. Clutch vs Choke. WTF is so complicated.

Originally posted by Niners816:

Originally posted by Joecool:

Kyle had did not have a legit QB starting and we lost 5 games within 3 points. Then the injuries started to accumulate and we just couldn't sustain it. Then our rookies started to get comfortable and we started getting better. Then JG came.

This.

+2

I LOVE this, confident but not arrogant.

Kyle Shanahan met with Bill Belichick to learn from his Super Bowl mistakes

"At the combine this past February, Kyle, weeks into the 49ers job after being the offensive coordinator for the Falcons, met with Belichick for hours to learn from his team's humiliating Super Bowl loss," Wickersham wrote.

Shanahan received a lot of criticism for his aggressive play calling during the second half of the game when a more conservative approach almost certainly would have ensured an Atlanta Falcons victory over New England.

"We played that game how we played the entire year and I thought I called plays in that game the way I had the entire year," Shanahan said back in February of last year. "Doesn't mean I'm always right ... I can deal with it because I can look at myself in the mirror and know I did what I thought was right at the time and that was the most important thing to me."

http://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/113313-kyle-shanahan-bill-belichick-learn-super-bowl-mistakes/

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

I LOVE this, confident but not arrogant.

Kyle Shanahan met with Bill Belichick to learn from his Super Bowl mistakes

"At the combine this past February, Kyle, weeks into the 49ers job after being the offensive coordinator for the Falcons, met with Belichick for hours to learn from his team's humiliating Super Bowl loss," Wickersham wrote.

Shanahan received a lot of criticism for his aggressive play calling during the second half of the game when a more conservative approach almost certainly would have ensured an Atlanta Falcons victory over New England.

"We played that game how we played the entire year and I thought I called plays in that game the way I had the entire year," Shanahan said back in February of last year. "Doesn't mean I'm always right ... I can deal with it because I can look at myself in the mirror and know I did what I thought was right at the time and that was the most important thing to me."

http://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/113313-kyle-shanahan-bill-belichick-learn-super-bowl-mistakes/

Sucks for the falcons they trusted him and gave full authority to call the proper plays but instead he choked in epic fashion.

Originally posted by Jcool:

I like this:

One of the more interesting parts of the Pats ESPN story? Shanahan went to Belichick learn from the Super Bowl loss. Really shows the character of both men. https://t.co/gRzUs1Cc5E pic.twitter.com/8spu7CXq9m

— Oscar Aparicio (@BetterRivals) January 5, 2018

Love this

Originally posted by Jcool:

I like this:

One of the more interesting parts of the Pats ESPN story? Shanahan went to Belichick learn from the Super Bowl loss. Really shows the character of both men. https://t.co/gRzUs1Cc5E pic.twitter.com/8spu7CXq9m

— Oscar Aparicio (@BetterRivals) January 5, 2018

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

I LOVE this, confident but not arrogant.

Kyle Shanahan met with Bill Belichick to learn from his Super Bowl mistakes

"At the combine this past February, Kyle, weeks into the 49ers job after being the offensive coordinator for the Falcons, met with Belichick for hours to learn from his team's humiliating Super Bowl loss," Wickersham wrote.

Shanahan received a lot of criticism for his aggressive play calling during the second half of the game when a more conservative approach almost certainly would have ensured an Atlanta Falcons victory over New England.

"We played that game how we played the entire year and I thought I called plays in that game the way I had the entire year," Shanahan said back in February of last year. "Doesn't mean I'm always right ... I can deal with it because I can look at myself in the mirror and know I did what I thought was right at the time and that was the most important thing to me."

http://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/113313-kyle-shanahan-bill-belichick-learn-super-bowl-mistakes/

I love it to. The best scouting is self scouting. I've said numerous time that I don't kill Kyle for the super bowl because I can see or surmise where he was coming from. I'm sure he was in contact with Quinn and the discussion was asked "you want me to kill it or play like we've played all year?" Teams should always play to their DNA and do what got them to that game.

As for the situation at the 20 with about 4 to go, I believe their was a 3 play sequence that was gonna involve 2 runs and 1 pass. A first down there basically wins the game as you secure an opportunity to take a 2 score lead, make them use all their TOs and get the clock under 2 minutes. At that point, I'd be certain that their defense could have held that lead. Now first down of that sequence, set in motion the events that led to the ultimate outcome. You lose yardage on a run, now the best way to secure that first down is a pass to set up a makeable 3rd. The sack now throws this whole sceniro off and we know what happened. If he throws it away, I believe they would have just ran the ball to take the FG because a third down conversion off 3-11 is unlikely. The sack however forces them in a situation where they now need yards to get a comfortable FG attempt.

To me it's just not as simple as 3 runs, a FG attempt and leaving them with 3:30-3:40 on the clock. He trusted his mvp QB to know that you couldn't take a sack.

Originally posted by Jcool:

Congratulations to @Patriots HC Bill Belichick on earning the highest HCR grade for the 2017 regular season. pic.twitter.com/Ub7BHH5JtB

— Head Coach Ranking (@HCRfootball) January 4, 2018

Lol, how does a 6-10 coach make that list?

Dang, Shanny must be doing something right

After hearing Gruden got 10Yrs/100Million.

Does anyone know how much Kyle is getting per year?

Originally posted by MOEMONEY87:
After hearing Gruden got 10Yrs/100Million.

Does anyone know how much Kyle is getting per year?

I don't think it was ever revealed how much he's making.

Originally posted by MOEMONEY87:

After hearing Gruden got 10Yrs/100Million.

Does anyone know how much Kyle is getting per year?

It's a 6 year $30 million contract

Originally posted by goodthings19:
It's a 6 year $30 million contract

Source?

Originally posted by Niners816:

Originally posted by Jcool:
I like this:

One of the more interesting parts of the Pats ESPN story? Shanahan went to Belichick learn from the Super Bowl loss. Really shows the character of both men. https://t.co/gRzUs1Cc5E pic.twitter.com/8spu7CXq9m

— Oscar Aparicio (@BetterRivals) January 5, 2018

Originally posted by TheWooLick:
I LOVE this, confident but not arrogant.

Kyle Shanahan met with Bill Belichick to learn from his Super Bowl mistakes

"At the combine this past February, Kyle, weeks into the 49ers job after being the offensive coordinator for the Falcons, met with Belichick for hours to learn from his team's humiliating Super Bowl loss," Wickersham wrote.

Shanahan received a lot of criticism for his aggressive play calling during the second half of the game when a more conservative approach almost certainly would have ensured an Atlanta Falcons victory over New England.

"We played that game how we played the entire year and I thought I called plays in that game the way I had the entire year," Shanahan said back in February of last year. "Doesn't mean I'm always right ... I can deal with it because I can look at myself in the mirror and know I did what I thought was right at the time and that was the most important thing to me."

http://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/113313-kyle-shanahan-bill-belichick-learn-super-bowl-mistakes/

I love it to. The best scouting is self scouting. I've said numerous time that I don't kill Kyle for the super bowl because I can see or surmise where he was coming from. I'm sure he was in contact with Quinn and the discussion was asked "you want me to kill it or play like we've played all year?" Teams should always play to their DNA and do what got them to that game.

As for the situation at the 20 with about 4 to go, I believe their was a 3 play sequence that was gonna involve 2 runs and 1 pass. A first down there basically wins the game as you secure an opportunity to take a 2 score lead, make them use all their TOs and get the clock under 2 minutes. At that point, I'd be certain that their defense could have held that lead. Now first down of that sequence, set in motion the events that led to the ultimate outcome. You lose yardage on a run, now the best way to secure that first down is a pass to set up a makeable 3rd. The sack now throws this whole sceniro off and we know what happened. If he throws it away, I believe they would have just ran the ball to take the FG because a third down conversion off 3-11 is unlikely. The sack however forces them in a situation where they now need yards to get a comfortable FG attempt.

To me it's just not as simple as 3 runs, a FG attempt and leaving them with 3:30-3:40 on the clock. He trusted his mvp QB to know that you couldn't take a sack.

This is why I am so happy we don't have Harbaugh. He is like Donald Trump. If we win a game where we only scored 3 points, Harbaugh would talk about how great the offense was. So stubborn and never willing to adjust or admit what he did was incorrect. He would just slap people on the back and act as if he did nothing.

Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:

Originally posted by goodthings19:
It's a 6 year $30 million contract

Source?

goodthings19