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  • @dutch-oven said:

    Does he though? (And I really don't know)

    Because it seems like Roman succeeds when he has a QB who is a great runner. When they tried to keep Kaepernick in the pocket and make him a more traditional QB, the 49ers offense struggled. 

    Has Roman succeeded with a pocket QB? 

    Alex Smith.   Though that Niners offense wasn't "Great"

    @tiamat63 said:

    Alex Smith.   Though that Niners offense wasn't "Great"

    And Alex wasn't exactly a pocket QB. He flourished in KC because Andy turned him loose to play his game.

  • @tiamat63 said:

    Alex Smith.   Though that Niners offense wasn't "Great"

    And Alex wasn't exactly a pocket QB. He flourished in KC because Andy turned him loose to play his game.

    @tour2ma said:

    And Alex wasn't exactly a pocket QB. He flourished in KC because Andy turned him loose to play his game.

    in relative terms compared to lamar and kaep?  ... still found success in more of a conventional role.  So there is some history there.

  • @nickers said:

    I think Roman has the where with all to put Baker in a good place to succeed.. He has a track record...

    Does he though? (And I really don't know)

    Because it seems like Roman succeeds when he has a QB who is a great runner. When they tried to keep Kaepernick in the pocket and make him a more traditional QB, the 49ers offense struggled. 

    Has Roman succeeded with a pocket QB? 

    @dutch-oven said:

    Does he though? (And I really don't know)

    Because it seems like Roman succeeds when he has a QB who is a great runner. When they tried to keep Kaepernick in the pocket and make him a more traditional QB, the 49ers offense struggled. 

    Has Roman succeeded with a pocket QB? 

    Hard to say.. He's been with numerous organizations over the years..I have heard his name in certain circles for the last umphteen years

  • He does look like another hefty white guy.

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  • Greg Roman also has history with Harbaugh.

    But he's made some great offenses and I think he could get the most out of ours.

  • @mld-woody said:

    Idk how enthused I am about Shaw. He spent 5 years under Harbaugh, 4 of which were at Stanford. How much of his success is the foundation Harbaugh built at Stanford?

    If we're getting a college coach then fucking swing for the fences with Meyer. Will either be great or a complete disaster. 

    the coach from ttun over meyer

    @atom said:

    the coach from ttun over meyer

    He could possibly be a better NFL coach than a college coach.  Maybe he should put his name out there.   

  • He does look like another hefty white guy.

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    @ibleedbrown said:

    He does look like another hefty white guy.

    Andy Reid's little brother ?

  • Greg Roman's team ranks as an OC

    Pretty obvious what hes all about

      Overall Offense Rushing Off Passing Off
    Year Tm Role Tms WL% T/G Pts± Yds± Yds Pts GvA Att Yds TD Y/A FL Att Yds TD Int NY/A
    2011 SFO OC 32 2 1 4 14 26 11 1 3 8 12 19 1 31 29 24 1 20
    2012 SFO OC 32 5 8 4 3 11 11 2 7 4 6 3 9 31 23 16 1 8
    2013 SFO OC 32 3 4 3 14 24 11 2 3 3 4 11 16 32 30 23 1 10
    2014 SFO OC 32 17 6 22 15 20 25 11 9 4 21 4 24 29 30 22 5 28
    2015 BUF OC 32 14 8 13 14 13 12 8 2 1 1 1 18 31 28 20 5 12
    2016 BUF OC 32 21 7 14 20 16 10 3 2 1 1 1 3 32 30 27 4 25
    2019 BAL OC 32 1 6 1 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 1 5 32 27 1 5 10

     

  • There's literally several coaches I'd be thrilled with, Roman is definitely one of them. 

    McCarthy is set to interview with us and I'd be totally fine with him too. 

  • @nickers said:

    I think Roman has the where with all to put Baker in a good place to succeed.. He has a track record...

    Does he though? (And I really don't know)

    Because it seems like Roman succeeds when he has a QB who is a great runner. When they tried to keep Kaepernick in the pocket and make him a more traditional QB, the 49ers offense struggled. 

    Has Roman succeeded with a pocket QB? 

    @dutch-oven said:

    It seems like Roman succeeds when he has a QB who is a great runner. When they tried to keep Kaepernick in the pocket and make him a more traditional QB, the 49ers offense struggled. 

    Kaepernick was [is] a more polished Manziel.. that offense sputtered bc K isn't a QB, not anything about Roman.

  • @tour2ma said:

    And Alex wasn't exactly a pocket QB. He flourished in KC because Andy turned him loose to play his game.

    in relative terms compared to lamar and kaep?  ... still found success in more of a conventional role.  So there is some history there.

    @tiamat63 said:

    in relative terms compared to lamar and kaep?  ... still found success in more of a conventional role.  So there is some history there.

    Smith's rushing high-water mark in SF was 179 yds in '11. Two years later he ran for 431 in KC and in '15 he ran for a career high 498.

    LJ is in a different league, but not Keap whose rushing totals were generally in the 400 to 600 area code.

    @unsympathetic said:

    Kaepernick was [is] a more polished Manziel.. that offense sputtered bc K isn't a QB, not anything about Roman.

    Making a non-pocket-passing QB to throw from the pocket isn't on the OC?