I'd rather have "Ask Madden" as the OC than Chip Kelly.

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As one of Blakes harshest critics this past season, I just have a feeling hes going to (successfully) overhaul his mechanics this off season, which will lead to improved accuracy at all levels of the field. I think this past year really stung him and he'll do whatever it takes to become a viable starting QB this level. Also, while accuracy is important in any scheme, the WR's in Chips scheme are often wide open due to the effectiveness of the run game, tempo, and overall deception of the offense, I don't think we'all see too many "tight window" type throws, i think Blake (assuming he's able to overall his mechanics) is a nice fit for this system.

 

I'm talking about accuracy and timing continuing to be an issue regardless of how "open" his guy is.  

 

I'm hoping more than anyone that he'll get his footwork and mechanics sorted to the point that this is less of a detriment, but I don't see these types of passes becoming a "strength" for him in one offseason. 

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After the " Gus bus".

I'm down for anything.

Especially a scheme that should play to Blake's strengths like chips.

 

I think I'm there as well.

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I'm talking about accuracy and timing continuing to be an issue regardless of how "open" his guy is.


I'm hoping more than anyone that he'll get his footwork and mechanics sorted to the point that this is less of a detriment, but I don't see these types of passes becoming a "strength" for him in one offseason.

Understood, his accuracy did seem to get better as the year progressed, particularly after Greg Olson was fired, he obviously still has a long way to go. Chip hasn't worked with the most accurate of QB's in Foles, Sanchez, and Kaep, and all of those guys (at times) looked good in that offense.

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I think I'm there as well.

I think it actually has a different effect for me. Because of Gus, I am more skeptical and less trusting. I am not as eager to just give anyone the reins. And Chip seems to me to be a coach that is hellbent on making "his" scheme work. Personally I've had enough of that the past few years.

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I think it actually has a different effect for me. Because of Gus, I am more skeptical and less trusting. I am not as eager to just give anyone the reins. And Chip seems to me to be a coach that is hellbent on making "his" scheme work. Personally I've had enough of that the past few years.

Do you think Coughlin and Marrone are going to let someone else come in and tell them how it's going to be?

 

Kelly might have his own ideas but I highly doubt he won't be getting input from DM and TC.

 

I think there will be a lot of things Kelly brings with him and most notably a good running game but I think Marrone has his own ideas.

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Do you think Coughlin and Marrone are going to let someone else come in and tell them how it's going to be?


Kelly might have his own ideas but I highly doubt he won't be getting input from DM and TC.


I think there will be a lot of things Kelly brings with him and most notably a good running game but I think Marrone has his own ideas.

Bingo, if Kelly is hired it's this scheme will be a collaborative effort with both Kelly and Marrone having input, which is exciting. Supposedly, Marrones offense at Syracuse was very similar to what Chip runs, these two share similar philosophies which bodes well for the on field product.

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Bingo, if Kelly is hired it's this scheme will be a collaborative effort with both Kelly and Marrone having input, which is exciting. Supposedly, Marrones offense at Syracuse was very similar to what Chip runs, these two share similar philosophies which bodes well for the on field product.

All signs point twards us kicking some serious butt next year

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Understood, his accuracy did seem to get better as the year progressed, particularly after Greg Olson was fired, he obviously still has a long way to go. Chip hasn't worked with the most accurate of QB's in Foles, Sanchez, and Kaep, and all of those guys (at times) looked good in that offense.

Later tonight when I have some time I'll watch a couple of condensed games of the niners from this season and try to get my head around what may be good in Kelly's brand of offense for Blake. 

 

Clearly Kelly has a sharp "football mind" I just wonder how adaptable he is. He'll need to alter his approach to suit individual players' strengths  here. I've not seen anything from him to suggest he does that well, but I'll try to keep an open mind. 

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I'd rather have "Ask Madden" as the OC than Chip Kelly.

 

Put a three button selection pad on the seats by the cupholders.

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"You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud."

Hopefully Kelly wins a power struggle and Caldwell gets kicked to the curb and Kelly becomes GM.

Kelly is getting nowhere near personnel like he clowned in Philly. He should stick to what he knows.

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Only a chump boos the home team!

Kelly is getting nowhere near personnel like he clowned in Philly. He should stick to what he knows.

 

College football

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"You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud."

But wait....you said Coughlin doesn't like running QBs.

Yes according to a few articles. Says they dont.

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The 49ers started maybe 2 players on offense who would start for someone else. Hyde and Staley. Other than that, their offense was putrid.

 

Chip also might not be running the exact offense he ran in Philly. My guess is that he and Marrone are going to come up with something on together. It's the same thing with Wash. Wash won't be running the defense he ran last year and Kelly won't be running his own offense.

 

Not a great idea to have Chip here from the standpoint that he'd be gone after a season or two (at most). He'd either clash with TC or Marrone, or he'd get a HC job elsewhere. Then we'd be left with a gimmick offense that no other coordinator wants to maintain. 

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Kelly is getting nowhere near personnel like he clowned in Philly. He should stick to what he knows.

Which is offense and.... shocking.... he might be the OC.

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Not a great idea to have Chip here from the standpoint that he'd be gone after a season or two (at most). He'd either clash with TC or Marrone, or he'd get a HC job elsewhere. Then we'd be left with a gimmick offense that no other coordinator wants to maintain. 

You really think after the way things have gone down in the past that he's going to get a HC job? I don't see that happening in the near future.

 

It's taken McDaniels a long time and he still doesn't have a HC job. Chip got 2 chances and coaches rarely get 3 when they don't produce championships.

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I think it actually has a different effect for me. Because of Gus, I am more skeptical and less trusting. I am not as eager to just give anyone the reins. And Chip seems to me to be a coach that is hellbent on making "his" scheme work. Personally I've had enough of that the past few years.

I think I'm with you on this. We don't need another coach who is going to try to force 'his' scheme even when it's apparent that it isn't working. We've suffered through almost four years of that already and we don't need another dose. I would further add that while I would prefer for Blake to have success here, I've got some doubts as to if this 'scheme' would really be a good fit for him. I'm just not that confident in Bortles as a a quarterback at this time and he's going to have to really do something to regain that confidence in him from me. Is Chip Kellys brand of offense the answer? Well... NYC4Jags isn't that sure about it, and neither am I.

 

I think Kellys scheme certainly has some merit; but it takes some pretty high caliber talent to make it successful, and I'm not sure if we really have it on offense. We have some pretty good receivers.. except when their dropping passes. Yeldon isn't bad... except when he's hurt; and Blake Bortles is... well... unpredictable.

 

In any case, I would prefer an offensive coach who is talented enough that he can adjust the offense to what the opponents are doing and not have 'tunnel vision'; that is, he is only willing to run 'his' offensive scheme... regardless if it's working or not. 

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You really think after the way things have gone down in the past that he's going to get a HC job? I don't see that happening in the near future.

 

It's taken McDaniels a long time and he still doesn't have a HC job. Chip got 2 chances and coaches rarely get 3 when they don't produce championships.

 

HC job in college, where he belongs I'm sure Florida Atlantic will snap him up after Kiffin gets demoted to Northwest Oklahoma State. 

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"I am only an average man, but by George, I work harder at it than the average man." - Teddy Roosevelt

Which is offense and.... shocking.... he might be the OC.

He's also well versed in jelly donuts and condescension.

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Only a chump boos the home team!

Which is offense and.... shocking.... he might be the OC.

 

You sure about that?

 

http://www.businessinsider.com/chip-kell...nse-2015-9

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