I know he was totally healthy, but, man, Jared Goff was brutal against the Packers. It was fair that the game started with a bad play by Goff and ended with the same. Fortunately for 49ers, Los Angeles is under arrest, Goff.
49ers must not re-sign Trent Williams
It seems that Williams wants to prove something to his skeptics, whoever they are. It looks like he wants more money than winning a Super Bowl. So, in one way or another, he will become the highest paid offensive striker of all time this offseason, because he is very good. Which means 49ers would have to give him an average of at least $ 24 million per season to maintain it.
This is quarterback money.
The 49ers could certainly give Williams all that money and carry the deal, but they would still have the worst offensive line in the league. The 49ers gave up 78 defender strokes last season – by far the biggest in the NFL. And Williams was on that line. And he loses games. He has not played a full season of 16 games since 2013.
49ers praise new Jets coach Robert Saleh
It’s been a long time since I talked about Robert’s skills as a coach and as a leader, ”said 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan. “As a friend, I respect him a lot and I couldn’t be happier for him, Sanaa and his family. Robert helped build a successful environment that developed players and coaches, and we are grateful for everything he has brought to the 49ers in the past four years. We wish him all the best. “
San Francisco general manager John Lynch agreed with Shanahan.
“Robert is a great coach and an even better person,” said Lynch. “He is a talented leader who has won the opportunity to lead a team in this league. Your contributions to the 49ers over the past four years have helped us to establish a culture and standard that will continue to serve us well. We wish Robert, Sanaa and their entire family the best and look forward to following up on their future achievements. “
Robert Saleh’s hiring paves the way for Zach Wilson’s sketch for SF 49 members
Why an SF 49ers-NY Jets blockbuster NFL Draft trade could work
A possible deal could have the Jets and Niners swapping the first round choices this year, the SF 49ers giving up on the second round choice this year, a first and third round next season, and perhaps including a player as part of the deal.
Yes, the price would be high, but there is a precedent for that.
Now, nobody is saying that Wilson will be the next Mahomes. But with Shanahan planning moves and boasting talented offensive weapons, Wilson could have at his disposal, including the tight end George Kittle, wide receivers Deebo Samuel and Brandon Aiyuk, and running back Raheem Mostert, the San Francisco attack can be taken to the next level.
Shanahan has a history of being able to get the most out of his defenders, even with a rookie at the center. You don’t have to look beyond the time you spent with the Washington Football Team as an offensive coordinator, when Shanahan had overall choice # 2 in 2012, quarterback Robert Griffin III, starting at the center.
What are the 49ers getting at the likely Ryans coordinator? How will the defense look?
“He knows (the defense) like the back of his hand,” said Greenlaw last month. “(Ryans) and Saleh are definitely the defense leaders, just for helping and having played in that defense before, (Ryans) knows what to expect. He’s one of those guys who can break from where you understand and he does a good job just explaining exactly what he wants from you. And he is also a player coach.
“Everyone loves DeMeco just because you know that he will train a lot and sometimes you won’t like it, but at the same time he will motivate you and tell you a good job whenever you do something good. Having a coach who can give you what is good and what is bad, and just protect you from everything, makes you a perfect D-coordinator. “
Why 49ers promote from the inside out is a sign of success
This shows how excellent Shanahan and John Lynch are in building their technical team. That they have excellent coaches at almost every level of their team. The growth of coaches who have left and those being promoted shows a strong core. The best part of all is that 49ers’ schemes shouldn’t miss a beat. Ryans will surely keep the defensive style intact, while implementing his own wrinkles. McDaniel will give a new perspective with the passing game.
Promoting from within also indicates the franchise culture, which I have repeated as being cohesive since Shanahan and Lynch took over. There are definitely many things that these two could have done differently over the years. But the only thing they got right was to select the right people for their team and front office.