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Skill and luck are a lethal combination for the Patriots
Football may be a game of inches, but Ray Woodson contends no one knows how to take advantage of every inch you offer them quite like the New England Patriots.
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Vinnny Cerrato: Kyle Shanahan will come to San Francisco with a plan
A day after Shanahan’s Falcons lost to the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LI, the offensive coordinator signed on with the 49ers to join John Lynch to attempt to turn around a franchise in disrepair.
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49ers announce hire of new head coach Kyle Shanahan
While it’s been expected for a few weeks now, the San Francisco 49ers officially announced the hiring of their new head football coach, Kyle Shanahan on Monday.
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Three coaches set to join Kyle Shanahan’s staff [report]
Marvez also reported Shanahan is targeting newly hired Chargers linebackers coach Robert Saleh and Falcons passing game coordinator Jerome Henderson as co-defensive coordinators.
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Larry Krueger questions if Kyle Shanahan can coach complementary football
If Shanahan joins the 49ers as the team’s next Head Coach like he is expected to, Larry worries he might fall victim to a similar error that Chip Kelly suffered from.
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Vinny Cerrato: Shanahan’s late game play-calling ‘stupidest thing in the world’
Former San Francisco 49ers director of player personnel Vinny Cerrato joined KNBR 1050’s The Audible this morning to discuss last night’s Super Bowl and the 49ers’ current front office situation.
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Young, Dilfer criticize Kyle Shanahan’s late-game play calling
Like most NFL analysts did following the Atlanta Falcon’s historical Super Bowl collapse Sunday, ex-49ers quarterbacks Steve Young and Trent Dilfer questioned the second half play calling of Falcon’s offensive coordinator, and presumptive 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan.
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Super Bowl meltdown now a turning point in Kyle Shanahan’s career
Kyle Shanahan’s Super Bowl loss will either haunt him and define his NFL legacy or it’ll help him grow into a successful head football coach for the San Francisco 49ers.
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Draymond, KD have lengthy sideline argument in Sacramento
Durant scored just 10 points on 2/10 shooting and looked passive throughout the course of the game — a rarity for the MVP candidate.
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Two names emerging for 49ers’ defensive coordinator
The 49ers finished 32nd in the NFL last season in defense and gave up a franchise record in rushing yards allowed. The only direction to go on that side of the football is up.
