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Originally posted by frenchmov:
Brown doesn't seem very adept at learning lessons. He's a mediocre safety and whitner is 100% right in that assessment. Hopefully morris can get something out of brown but id be shocked
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Brown's skill, and Whitner's analysis of it, is really beside the point to me.
Brown made a mistake taking offense to Whitner's analysis and calling him to defend himself, expecting Whitner to keep it private.
Originally posted by frenchmov:
The joke was he isn't going to "learn a lesson" from this given his history as a football player (where he has never gotten better and never learned any lessons)
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by frenchmov:
Brown doesn't seem very adept at learning lessons. He's a mediocre safety and whitner is 100% right in that assessment. Hopefully morris can get something out of brown but id be shocked
Brown's skill, and Whitner's analysis of it, is really beside the point to me.
Brown made a mistake taking offense to Whitner's analysis and calling him to defend himself, expecting Whitner to keep it private.
Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:
I've heard idk how many player analysts say they got a call from X player and talked about such and such but refused to disclose their name. It was a b***h move by Whitner. Notice how Sherman didn't say anything? I'm no fan of Brown, but that's the type of s**t you don't do whether it's outside of sports, like work, friends, family.
Originally posted by Butter:
What are the chances that he comes into camp with a MASSIVE chip on his shoulder and crushes it?
Originally posted by frenchmov:
Originally posted by Butter:
What are the chances that he comes into camp with a MASSIVE chip on his shoulder and crushes it?
Close to zero. I won't say zero because Morris has produced some good safety results but brown is lacking in talent and obviously mentally weak. I'd be shocked if he ever becomes a decent player but anything is possible I guess
Originally posted by dj43:
I'm not at all ready to write him off. He played too well in a very good college program to give up on him.
My hope is that Raheem Morris, being a Safety in college, will have insight to turn Brown into the player the 49ers drafted him to be.
Playing for a coach who did the same job as you is not the same as playing for a coach who did something related (LB) to what you now do. Ryans and Saleh were good overall DCs coming from LB careers but did not develop any really good DBs while they were in charge. Apart from Lenoir the best during that time (someone may have slipped my mind) was C. Ward and he came via FA. Part of the weak secondary we have now falls on the shoulders of the coaching staff. It is now Morris job to turn that around.
Donte Whitner says he will be Ji'Ayir Brown's personal safeties coach if Brown is good with it:
— Coach Yac 🗣 (@Coach_Yac) May 15, 2026
"If you want a personal safeties coach, who is gonna hold you accountable. Who is gonna watch film with you, practice film and game film. Go through all the player notes. Eating,… pic.twitter.com/AUaj48atQD
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by frenchmov:
Brown doesn't seem very adept at learning lessons. He's a mediocre safety and whitner is 100% right in that assessment. Hopefully morris can get something out of brown but id be shocked
Brown's skill, and Whitner's analysis of it, is really beside the point to me.
Brown made a mistake taking offense to Whitner's analysis and calling him to defend himself, expecting Whitner to keep it private.
Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by frenchmov:
Brown doesn't seem very adept at learning lessons. He's a mediocre safety and whitner is 100% right in that assessment. Hopefully morris can get something out of brown but id be shocked
Brown's skill, and Whitner's analysis of it, is really beside the point to me.
Brown made a mistake taking offense to Whitner's analysis and calling him to defend himself, expecting Whitner to keep it private.
I've heard idk how many player analysts say they got a call from X player and talked about such and such but refused to disclose their name. It was a b***h move by Whitner. Notice how Sherman didn't say anything? I'm no fan of Brown, but that's the type of s**t you don't do whether it's outside of sports, like work, friends, family.
Originally posted by Memphis9er:That and he's butt hurt about losing his spot on the 49ers post game show.
Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by frenchmov:
Brown doesn't seem very adept at learning lessons. He's a mediocre safety and whitner is 100% right in that assessment. Hopefully morris can get something out of brown but id be shocked
Brown's skill, and Whitner's analysis of it, is really beside the point to me.
Brown made a mistake taking offense to Whitner's analysis and calling him to defend himself, expecting Whitner to keep it private.
I've heard idk how many player analysts say they got a call from X player and talked about such and such but refused to disclose their name. It was a b***h move by Whitner. Notice how Sherman didn't say anything? I'm no fan of Brown, but that's the type of s**t you don't do whether it's outside of sports, like work, friends, family.
It's because he's starting that podcast and wants clicks. Not a fan of it honestly, I always thought he was an overrated safety, especially in coverage. Brown isn't good, but using that to get clicks is weak in its own right.