I know he was perfectly healthy, but Jared Goff was cruel to the Packers. It was fitting that the game started with a poor play by Goff and ended with the same. Fortunately, for the 49ers, Los Angeles Goff is stuck.
The 49ers should not sign Trent Williams again
It sounds like Williams wants to prove a point to his doubters, whoever they may be. It sounds like he wants more money than he wants to win a Super Bowl. Somehow he will become the best paid offensive lineout of all time off-season because he is so good. That means the 49ers have to give him an average of at least $ 24 million a season to keep him.
It’s quarterly money.
The 49ers can certainly give Williams all the cash and recharge the deal, but they will still have the worst offensive line in the league. The 49ers conceded 78 quarterback hits last season – by far the most in the NFL. And Williams was on that line. And he misses games. He has not played a full 16-game season since 2013.
49ers praise new Jets coach Robert Saleh
There’s not much I’ve said yet about Robert’s abilities as a coach and as a leader, “said 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan. ‘As a friend, I respect him a lot and I can not be happier for him, Sanaa and their “Robert has helped build a successful environment that has developed players as well as coaches, and we are grateful for everything he has brought to the 49ers over the past four years. We wish him all the best.”
San Francisco general manager John Lynch echoed Shanahan.
“Robert is an excellent coach and an even better person,” Lynch said. ‘He’s a talented leader who’s had the opportunity to lead a team in this league. His contributions to the 49ers over the past four years have helped us establish a culture and a standard that will continue to serve us. We wish Robert, Sanaa and their entire family the best, and look forward to looking forward to his future achievements. ”
Robert Saleh rents track for SF 49ers set up by Zach Wilson
Why an SF 49ers-NY Jets blockbuster NFL Draft trade could work
A potential deal could cause the Jets and Niners to swap the first round this year, and the SF 49ers are giving up their second round this year, a first and third next season, and perhaps throwing in a player as part of the deal.
Yes, the price will be steep, but there is a precedent for that.
No one is now saying that Wilson will be the next Mahomes. But with the Shanahan plays and boasting talented offensive weapons, Wilson may have at his disposal, including a tight end George Kittle, wide receivers Deebo Samuel and Brandon Aiyuk, and Raheem Mostert, San Francisco’s offense can be taken to the next level.
Shanahan has a history of getting the best out of his backs, even with a rookie under center. Look no further than his time with the Washington Football Team as his attacking coordinator when Shanahan had the overall second place finish in 2012, quarterback Griffin III, under center.
What do the 49ers get in the possible coordinator Ryans? What will the defense look like there?
“He knows (the defense) like the back of his hand,” Greenlaw said last month. ‘(Ryans) and Saleh are definitely the leaders of the defense, just by helping and playing in that defense before, (Ryans) knows what to expect. He’s one of those guys who can break it down to where you understand it, and he does a great job of just explaining exactly what he wants from you. And he is also a players coach.
‘Everyone likes DeMeco just because you know he’s going to coach you hard and sometimes he will not like it, but at the same time he’s going to motivate you and tell you good work if you do something good. To have a coach who can give you the good and the bad, and just have your back through everything, making him a perfect D-coordinator. ‘
Why the 49ers are promoting from within is a sign of success
It shows how good Shanahan and John Lynch are at building their coaching staff. That they have excellent coaches at almost every level of their team. The growth of their retired coaches and those promoted shows a strong core. Best of all, the 49ers scheme should not beat a mate. Ryans will definitely keep the defensive style intact while implementing his own wrinkles. As for McDaniel, he’s going to give a new perspective with the passing game.
Promotion from within also indicates the culture of the franchise, which I have viewed as a cohesive culture since Shanahan and Lynch took over. There are definitely many things these two could have done differently over the years. But the only thing that got them completely right was to choose the right staff for their staff and front office.