SeanMSan
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That period of uncoaching in the spring and summer really did a number..
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#FireROD (UPDATE: #woot!)
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Maybe it’ll be on Craigslist next to a whole bunch of gently worn Nikes.Soon to be on Craigslist
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It's always good to connect with a fellow chubby chaser!
This is incredible to me:
You can tell the exact game that Mickey Mouse Rodrigue was let go as OL coach because IMMEDIATELY the OL settled into the same 5 guys rather than the random carrousel lineup they had been using for the first 7 games. Also- every single guy who was a starter in those last 5 games had their highest grade of the season in one of those 5 games.
If it helps them get a little splashier with the OC hire I could definitely be talked into supporting them bringing back Vlachos.
You can tell the exact game that Mickey Mouse Rodrigue was let go as OL coach because IMMEDIATELY the OL settled into the same 5 guys rather than the random carrousel lineup they had been using for the first 7 games. Also- every single guy who was a starter in those last 5 games had their highest grade of the season in one of those 5 games.
If it helps them get a little splashier with the OC hire I could definitely be talked into supporting them bringing back Vlachos.
Our best shot was midnight mel moving on to a place where kap didnt want to follow.
They got two billionaire boosters writing blank checks. Kap’s OL paved the way for one of the best rush attacks in the country. You think they’re gonna let him leave?
All we could do is make them spend more money to keep him. Which means it could be fun to do, even though it doesn't further our cause at all. Nihilist RG FTW!
When do you think KD should make a decision on Vlachos regarding the interim tag?
There's part of me that says he should get the job if he closes early signing day with some important flips/ late commits.
But I also see the value in waiting to see who the OC is - maybe he's an OL coach, maybe he has an OL coach he would want to bring with him.
What do you guys think?
There's part of me that says he should get the job if he closes early signing day with some important flips/ late commits.
But I also see the value in waiting to see who the OC is - maybe he's an OL coach, maybe he has an OL coach he would want to bring with him.
What do you guys think?
I really like that idea. I'm completely unimpressed with Cook.
Could see that.
Also wouldn't mind getting a little creative and hire an experienced OL coach and assign him to tackles and run game and make Vlachos the interior OL coach.
I know this leaves you thin someplace else but the guy's best knowledge is at the OL, CU needs serious upgrades on the OL in both talent and coaching, and with two OL coaches Vlachos could focus much more on recruiting.
lawdogg
Club Member
I really struggle even remembering who the TEs coach is, so thanks for putting his name in the post.
Yep. Haven’t heard a word about Cook in a long time so I am wondering if he is the other staff member let go. Perfect spot to break in a coach who seems could be a plus in recruiting
Would legitimately be a promising hire. Logical career progression and a nice promotion for someone who stepped into a rough situation midseason.
Agreed. And Vlachos’ focus should be on giving the new OC reason to keep him by recruiting his ass off in the meantime.
I found it so strange that Frosty was hiring offensive assistants before he hired an OC. Perhaps it was a done deal several weeks before it was announced?
Who TF is Cook?
Maybe someone to consider for OL:
Zach Yenser (Assistant OL Coach, SF 49ers)
Born in KY, played for Troy, coached HS football in Georgia, coached OL at LA Tech, Cal, and Kansas with a year of Quality Control at SMU.
I like that he's got a lot of good experience, is still young enough (graduated college in 2006) to relate to players & recruits, and has some credibility recruiting in GA, CA, TX and LA.
www.49ers.com
Zach Yenser (Assistant OL Coach, SF 49ers)
Born in KY, played for Troy, coached HS football in Georgia, coached OL at LA Tech, Cal, and Kansas with a year of Quality Control at SMU.
I like that he's got a lot of good experience, is still young enough (graduated college in 2006) to relate to players & recruits, and has some credibility recruiting in GA, CA, TX and LA.
San Francisco 49ers
Zach Yenser is in his second season as the 49ers assistant offensive line coach. He joined San Francisco after spending three of the previous four seasons (2015-17) as the run game coordinator/offensive line coach at the University of Kansas. Yenser spent
www.49ers.com
Yeah, but how is his gumbo?Maybe someone to consider for OL:
Zach Yenser (Assistant OL Coach, SF 49ers)
Born in KY, played for Troy, coached HS football in Georgia, coached OL at LA Tech, Cal, and Kansas with a year of Quality Control at SMU.
I like that he's got a lot of good experience, is still young enough (graduated college in 2006) to relate to players & recruits, and has some credibility recruiting in GA, CA, TX and LA.
San Francisco 49ers
Zach Yenser is in his second season as the 49ers assistant offensive line coach. He joined San Francisco after spending three of the previous four seasons (2015-17) as the run game coordinator/offensive line coach at the University of Kansas. Yenser spent
Look at you, and all your "young, highly qualified" candidates. You do realize who is doing the hiring, right?Maybe someone to consider for OL:
Zach Yenser (Assistant OL Coach, SF 49ers)
Born in KY, played for Troy, coached HS football in Georgia, coached OL at LA Tech, Cal, and Kansas with a year of Quality Control at SMU.
I like that he's got a lot of good experience, is still young enough (graduated college in 2006) to relate to players & recruits, and has some credibility recruiting in GA, CA, TX and LA.
San Francisco 49ers
Zach Yenser is in his second season as the 49ers assistant offensive line coach. He joined San Francisco after spending three of the previous four seasons (2015-17) as the run game coordinator/offensive line coach at the University of Kansas. Yenser spent
