"It's not a rebuild, it's a reload": official 49ers 2015 offseason thread
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I do think our defense would be different under Rex. Rex is much more aggressive. Plays more man as well. We know Vic doesn't like to blitz. Loves sending four guys and having a safety up top.
yseJ
Empire strikes back
yea
rex style is better suited for a team with a decent man to man secondary
lord fangio is a zone guy who likes to drop majority in coverage and let the qb try to beat them
I think with our personnel fangio is much better since DBs are still the biggest weakness on defense
once rex lost revis and cromartie his defense went to sh!t
B90X
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I have no problem with Rex being the coach. I think Vic would stay as DC since they have a relationship and Rex would have us back to power running, which is what we do best.
rex is a genius on defense, he doesnt know diddly poo about offense
unless they can get a real offensive coordinator this team is screwed
The Devil's Advocate
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lets pause for a minute
his azz better not be here next year got dammit
where in the hell did we hear that roman was the problem in the first place???
it's like all season we suddenly went with "management hates roman and harbs won't let him go"
but i've never once heard that mentioned by press and definitely not by any 49ers players or staff
i'm beginning to think this was truly ONLY about harbs and his standoff ways... york seems to be one of those "my shyt don't stink, nose up in the air" types... i don't think this had shyt to do with the offense or roman
King Kreole
natural blondie like goku
I think it's the most logical narrative. With the amount of heat that Roman was getting, if Harbaugh and the FO were on the same page regarding Roman, he'd have been canned. But knowing how rabidly loyal Harbaugh is, it's likely that he tried to go to bat for his boy. We know from those AD tweets and some of the other comments from other O players that Roman wasn't liked in the locker room while Harbaugh was loved, so there's a natural tension point there.
But I have no doubt that Jed didn't like Harbaugh at all. Their personalities don't seem to match at all, so he was probably more amenable to the idea of getting rid of Harbaugh than a more impartial owner might have been. But if the offense was on point and we were going strong into playoffs, Jed wouldn't have the cover to fire Harbaugh. Jed probably wanted Harbaugh out of the building, and the bummy offense/Roman gave him the cover to do so.
The Devil's Advocate
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that would all make sense...... IF THEY FIRED ROMAN
they actually haven't fired a single person.. but they need a new head coach.. who in all likelihood would want to pick his own coaches.. so again, if roman was any part of the issue, he should have been the first to go. why even flirt around with the idea of keeping him and also still handing that man a paycheck, when you hated him and have zero wish to keep him
King Kreole
natural blondie like goku
Yeah I have no idea how Roman is still officially on staff, but I have to imagine it's a mere formality. Otherwise I think fans might literally burn down Levis if we got rid of Harbaugh only to keep Roman.
I swear if Roman is still around next season.... 
B90X
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Fangio is interviewing with Washington for their DC position. Ed Donatell is interviewing for a position with Washington also
Fangio is interviewing with Washington for their DC position. Ed Donatell is interviewing for a position with Washington also
