Call your shot. New HC

[LucaBrasi]

Hopefully not Meyer, but it will be.

I’d prefer Rhule (college) or Dan Campbell

 

[lqmac1]

Whether it’s Riley or Meyer, I’ll be happy. My guess is Meyer.

If it’s Meyer let’s lock in a strong Assistant Head Coach in the event we lose 3-4 games in a row.

 

[robbieruff]

Want - Roman

Likely - Riley or Meyer

 

[xwalker]

Kubiak is a great offensive mind and his run game design is one that i think works perfectly for zeke as it's designed towards " quick hole hitting" it's slant and pulling is ideal for cut back runners and very RB friendly, imo.

i want very much to get a coach that emphasizes a run blocking scheme that leads to quick hole hitting design that can be better scheme and free these Rbs into getting the 2nd level of defenders more quickly than what we are seeing from Columbo's man block scheme,
Also Kubiak runs a west coast version emphasizes play actions,rolls and bootlegs, i dont' think we'd see much RPO's but hat by no means will mean we wont have a very effective moving offense. But i'd trust Kubiak to revamp the run game, play action (QB under center) and stay with the run.

Kubiak uses Zone Blocking. That is not a "quick hole hitting" scheme.

The delayed nature of the ZBS is what allows good ZBS teams to initially double team DL then kick out on delayed blocks against LBs. They can often get 2 double teams then kick out 1 OL from each double team to block LBs. It's almost like having 7 OL if done correctly.

The OL that kick out make the decision to either block for the run to go outside or to cut back inside.

The RB reads those blocks or anticipates those blocks and makes the decision to stay outside or cut back inside.

 

[gjkoeppen]

I also think it's unlikely. It's preposterous people cite Jimmy as an example that it works. An exception...once in a lifetime...the forces of the universe just happen to line up for that one. All the things that made it happen are mostly gone now( i.e. blockbuster trades, unlimited salary). Urbans style just doesn't sit well here. He's not a limelight high anxiety kind of guy. And his teams are 100% HIS. I doubt that happens here.

I do not usually support change just for the sake of change....I mean...we do have good reason for change...but not sure the change leads to the solution. In this case....I'd really take just about anybody. I really doubt it can be any worse or more painful.

i agree with you about change just for the sake of change. There was an efficiency expert who once said change just for the sake of change seldom brings about the desired results.

If you're saying that Meyer, who won't be the next coach, has to have the team 100% his, well unless your meaning has to be GM, then no coach here will have that. If you mean the next coach gets to hire his staff that will and does happen in Dallas. The only exception was Phillis hired 4 days after Garrett was told that Garrett was the OC. Other than that head coaches in Dallas do hire their own staff. Now if you're talking about what players get resigned, tyhat's always been the GM's job.
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[quickccc]

Kubiak uses Zone Blocking. That is not a "quick hole hitting" scheme.

The delayed nature of the ZBS is what allows good ZBS teams to initially double team DL then kick out on delayed blocks against LBs. They can often get 2 double teams then kick out 1 OL from each double team to block LBs. It's almost like having 7 OL if done correctly.

The OL that kick out make the decision to either block for the run to go outside or to cut back inside.

The RB reads those blocks or anticipates those blocks and makes the decision to stay outside or cut back inside.

If a run scheme is designed to help get RBs to the 2nd level of defenders that produces quick hitting run plays, that translate to a better chance
of splash run plays, that's what needs to be done to better revamped this run game, it's too far depended upon man up power and methodically
grinding your run game .

 

[Alexander]

I don't know why people are thinking Rhule.

The Jets wanted to force assistants on him and he bailed. He has no interest in not being able to get his own like-minded coaches.

Anyone believe for a second that Jones isn't going to insist on the new coach keeping several assistants that are still under contract for 2020?

He has never done a clean sweep of a coaching staff.

 

[JohnsKey19]

HC - Robert Saleh

Jerry keeps Kellen Moore as OC

The college coach talk has been floated out there as a smokescreen.

 

[Alexander]

HC - Robert Saleh

That would be a huge mistake.

Down the stretch, the 49ers defense has tanked, allowing over 30 points a game.

 

[quickccc]

Mike Fisher: Urban Cowboys? The 4 Reason Coach Meyer Fits With Jerry in Dallas

 

[Rockport]

Bill Belichek.

 

[MWH1967]

Meyer, that way even the coach can have medical issues. Perfect.

 

[CATCH17]

Pretty sure it will be Urban.

If not Urban then expect the most boring hire possible.

 

[JohnsKey19]

That would be a huge mistake.

Down the stretch, the 49ers defense has tanked, allowing over 30 points a game.

True but he's generally regarded as a good DC and a future HC. He fits what I believe Jerry will be looking for. An NFL coordinator ready to take the next step and allows Jerry to keep who i believe he values most currently on the staff - Moore.

 

[Alexander]

True but he's generally regarded as a good DC and a future HC. He fits what I believe Jerry will be looking for. An NFL coordinator ready to take the next step and allows Jerry to keep who i believe he values most currently on the staff - Moore.

And like I said, a huge mistake. I don't see anything from Saleh that suggests he is any more than the coordinator of the defense that had a strong group for maybe 11 games this year. He would be another low ego coach who is just glad to be there that Jones can push around.

Of all the names that are mentioned, he really would be one of the absolute worst choices.

That said, you are pretty much dead on in terms of why he could be chosen.

 

[willia451]

Dan Quinn would be a nice pick if he leaves the Falcons.

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

i agree with you about change just for the sake of change. There was an efficiency expert who once said change just for the sake of change seldom brings about the desired results.

If you're saying that Meyer, who won't be the next coach, has to have the team 100% his, well unless your meaning has to be GM, then no coach here will have that. If you mean the next coach gets to hire his staff that will and does happen in Dallas. The only exception was Phillis hired 4 days after Garrett was told that Garrett was the OC. Other than that head coaches in Dallas do hire their own staff. Now if you're talking about what players get resigned, tyhat's always been the GM's job.
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Let Urban get hired as an NFL...here or elsewhere, and you will see what I mean. He won't be one to get coached from the booth or press conference.

Do you think Billicek let's the GM dictate every single thing? I would tend to think not.

 

[The Fonz]

Mike Shanahan

 

[The Fonz]

I think it’s time for Josh McDaniel to get another chance. He’s learned under Belichek, but he has also made that offense work ever season, sometimes focused on running, other times focused on passing. That offense has been pretty good without nearly the talent we have on that side of the ball, but we need to bring in a TE.

I don’t see Jerry ultimately going the college route again unless it’s agreed to keep most of the current coaches, and I don’t like that idea at all.

Please no to this weasel Josh McDaniels

 

[MS17]

What's Dave Campo doing these days? Hmmmm.