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Would you bring Leonard Hankerson here as WR coach? He’s the WR coach for the 49ers which was a surprise but great for him.

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Hankerson enters his sixth season with the 49ers, and first as passing game coordinator/wide receivers, after spending the previous five seasons (2021-25) with the team as wide receivers/passing game specialist (2025), wide receivers coach (2022-24) and o
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The U is back to work said:
Would you bring Leonard Hankerson here as WR coach? He’s the WR coach for the 49ers which was a surprise but great for him.

www.49ers.com

San Francisco 49ers

Hankerson enters his sixth season with the 49ers, and first as passing game coordinator/wide receivers, after spending the previous five seasons (2021-25) with the team as wide receivers/passing game specialist (2025), wide receivers coach (2022-24) and o
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Not sure why he's take a step back. Especially being at SF where you have a HC who likes to build solid OLs and running game.
 
SinisterCane said:
All the money at his disposal and we’re hiring former coaches from previous fired HCs
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I am less concerned by that and more concerned by whether we learned that all-star staffs may not be on the same page and its more important to have some consistent philosophy across the coaches. I hope we have 1-2 guys that the next OC worked with to help teach and implement.
 
Cane6 said:
Coley had his shot at Miami and Georgia

Never say never but ****, if that caliber of schools cut you lose after 1-2 yrs, the problem is in Coley

Not saying he’s a dumb guy, but calling plays is an art not a science
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There is a statue of James Coley in El Paso, Texas. The statue is of a player attempting a half back option pass in the snow. He's wearing a white and orange glove and it's snowing. The field is tenuous. The score close. The clock with few ticks left. Mike Leach is on the opposing sidelines and is dressed in bermudas, leather sandals and a Hawaiian shirt. Grabbing his ballzz, like baker mayfield. The song No Woman No Cry plays 24/7/364.

That statue is there as a reminder so that we don't forget that which should never occur again.
 
coley is loyal staffer (bordering on a yes man - see the dorito safety video). still , he is one of the best recruiters in the country and has worked for Mario already. firsthand I know He is a great communicator and has open ears to information/ back channels. Id welcome him back eazy$$$


i 100% believe beard is the better on the field coach though. Tough call to make unless field goes off field. Field has recruited too well for a demotion imo
 
SinisterCane said:
All the money at his disposal and we’re hiring former coaches from previous fired HCs
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Let’s not act like this is not a relationship business. This is not IT or engineering.

Coley worked for Mario already and Mario probably helped recruit beard to Umiami. It is about getting the right mix of people and personalities aiming at the same goal.

Kirby smart won a title with coach Searles lol
 
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The U is back to work said:
Would you bring Leonard Hankerson here as WR coach? He’s the WR coach for the 49ers which was a surprise but great for him.

www.49ers.com

San Francisco 49ers

Hankerson enters his sixth season with the 49ers, and first as passing game coordinator/wide receivers, after spending the previous five seasons (2021-25) with the team as wide receivers/passing game specialist (2025), wide receivers coach (2022-24) and o
www.49ers.com www.49ers.com
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why would he become a WR coach in college if hes an NFL WR coach?
 
TheOriginalCane said:
It's kinda what happens when you let conversations develop organically and Maudes don't worry so much...

I kid, I kid, @RVACane knows I love him. I thought I was making a little jab ("not 2 months") and it turned in a couple of strange directions.

All is good. We've got 6 or 7 or 8 weeks of steam to blow off...
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One of the closest ive come to dying was slightly different but on the HWY none the less. Driving from Chicago to Detroit at night. Was flying in a two seater to make up time and I later found out it was deer season. In a blink of an eye I saw a male deer in the right lane as I was passing it walking as it had just crossed the two lane stretch of 94. Two or so seconds earlier I would have hit him and not even seen it. Was going easily over a 100.
 
Mr. Dynasty1 said:
Think some ppl incorrectly feel like ex players love for their college trumps everything else for whatever reason lol
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they may love their college in that they'll donate back, return to workouts, even coach a camp. hes on one of the top 3 staffs in the league from a system that produces HCs. he'd be dumb to leave that gig. fwiw, Hank spent time working his way up from college to the NFL.
 
rsa coral gables said:
There is a statue of James Coley in El Paso, Texas. The statue is of a player attempting a half back option pass in the snow. He's wearing a white and orange glove and it's snowing. The field is tenuous. The score close. The clock with few ticks left. Mike Leach is on the opposing sidelines and is dressed in bermudas, leather sandals and a Hawaiian shirt. Grabbing his ballzz, like baker mayfield. The song No Woman No Cry plays 24/7/364.

That statue is there as a reminder so that we don't forget that which should never occur again.
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I’m not gonna respond to this post

Because it clearly was t coherently in response to mine

Coley and Ponce are separate dudes

All I’m saying is, Ponce, purely as a QB coach, was qualified for the job, which is more than I can say for Gattis.

I also know for a an absolute fact, that the level of jerk/****/deusch that is Josh Gattis, is infinitely filtered, and Frank Ponce was guilty by association. Take that for what you will
 
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