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We pass on the two GB boys for a dude with no ******* GM experience. 
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True, Lynch was on the "great players I lost track of" list after he retired. Hopefully he has the smarts to handle position.We pass on the two GB boys for a dude with no ******* GM experience.
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Hopefully he builds this team like how Elway has done for Denver.
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Would be the biggest troll move if Kyle declines the niners HC job and were stuck with lynch and no HC :x
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All it took was a phone call?This if true
The idea to hire Lynch was his own. He personally called Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan about a week ago, and volunteered for the job.
Shanahan, considered the favorite to be named the Niners' next head coach, thought about Lynch, and the more he thought about it, the more he felt Lynch was a fit for the job. Lynch played for Shanahan's father, Mike, in Denver.
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should've called Kyle and told him he wanted to be his GM
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Unbelievable Unbelievableeeeee the yorks are a ******* joke!!!!
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Disappointed in the hiring of Lynch but hopefully we get Kyle so we can at least go 1 for 2.
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Yeah, red definitely should have made the call
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We pass on the two GB boys for a dude with no ******* GM experience.
Didn't both of them pull their names out?
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So Tom Gamble is assistant GM and Mike Williams is director of pro personnel?
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Believe wolf pulled out cause he knew he wasn't gonna be picked
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john lynch is basically only going to have to carry the load on drafting defense. kyle knows exactly what players he wants on offense, so he, with the aid of his father, will handle the offense. paraag already does contracts, so lynch doesn't have to worry about that, either. he can learn as he goes.
the most important job of the GM is getting a good head coach. lynch has that box checked: he's getting little shanny.
the most important job of the GM is getting a good head coach. lynch has that box checked: he's getting little shanny.
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jed spoke:
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From the same guy who said Chip is going to be here "a very long time"
Jed's word has absolutely zero value
Jed's word has absolutely zero value
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Thoughts if it ends up happening?
http://www.profootballrumors.com/2017/01/49ers-moving-toward-mark-dominik-hire
New 49ers GM John Lynch reportedly seeks an experienced personnel man to work with him in the San Francisco front office, and Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk notes “buzz is building” about Mark Dominik joining Lynch soon. Multiple sources told Florio that Dominik would step into a director of player personnel-type role.
Florio pointed out Lynch had already picked out who he wanted to hire in this capacity, and the 49ers considered Dominik for their GM post. Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports reported last week rumblings at the Senior Bowl featured the prospect of Dominik joining the 49ers “in some capacity.” The 49ers, though, did not interview the former Buccaneers GM for the job.
The 45-year-old Dominik served as a scouting director for the Bucs during seven years of Lynch’s tenure in Tampa Bay. It’s believed Dominik and the 45-year-old Lynch have a good relationship, and that Lynch’s rapport with expected head coach Kyle Shanahan clearly played a key role in that unorthodox hire. While Lynch has a good relationship with Kyle Shanahan, playing under Kyle’s father Mike Shanahan for four years in Denver, Kyle Shanahan also worked as an offensive quality control coach with the Bucs for two years during Dominik’s stay.
Assistant GM Tom Gamble could remain in place, per Florio, even if the 49ers move to hire Dominik. We heard earlier today the 49ers were planning to give Gamble a chance to prove he could stay with the team, with the time between now and the draft serving as an audition of sorts. The five-year Bucs GM currently works as an analyst at ESPN. He’s only worked for one NFL franchise, serving in various capacities with the Bucs from 1994-2013. The 49ers’ power structure would consist of two members who have spent much of the past several years on television should they make this move, with Lynch being a Fox analyst since his retirement in 2008.
http://www.profootballrumors.com/2017/01/49ers-moving-toward-mark-dominik-hire
New 49ers GM John Lynch reportedly seeks an experienced personnel man to work with him in the San Francisco front office, and Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk notes “buzz is building” about Mark Dominik joining Lynch soon. Multiple sources told Florio that Dominik would step into a director of player personnel-type role.
Florio pointed out Lynch had already picked out who he wanted to hire in this capacity, and the 49ers considered Dominik for their GM post. Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports reported last week rumblings at the Senior Bowl featured the prospect of Dominik joining the 49ers “in some capacity.” The 49ers, though, did not interview the former Buccaneers GM for the job.
The 45-year-old Dominik served as a scouting director for the Bucs during seven years of Lynch’s tenure in Tampa Bay. It’s believed Dominik and the 45-year-old Lynch have a good relationship, and that Lynch’s rapport with expected head coach Kyle Shanahan clearly played a key role in that unorthodox hire. While Lynch has a good relationship with Kyle Shanahan, playing under Kyle’s father Mike Shanahan for four years in Denver, Kyle Shanahan also worked as an offensive quality control coach with the Bucs for two years during Dominik’s stay.
Assistant GM Tom Gamble could remain in place, per Florio, even if the 49ers move to hire Dominik. We heard earlier today the 49ers were planning to give Gamble a chance to prove he could stay with the team, with the time between now and the draft serving as an audition of sorts. The five-year Bucs GM currently works as an analyst at ESPN. He’s only worked for one NFL franchise, serving in various capacities with the Bucs from 1994-2013. The 49ers’ power structure would consist of two members who have spent much of the past several years on television should they make this move, with Lynch being a Fox analyst since his retirement in 2008.
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Pretty much.
We know regardless the GM/HC will continue to get paid even if they get fired lol
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In a weird way this is the best gig in the NFL
1. Get hired
2. Get fired
3. Get hired elsewhere
4. Double dip your pay
5. Flourish
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pretty much 
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Just watched the NFL Network superbowl 47 highlights of when we played the ravens...
That ish still lingers fellas...we need to rebuild asap
That ish still lingers fellas...we need to rebuild asap
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a coach's legacies can last forever, but damn, $14 million to be considered a loser certainly don't hurt...case in point, jimmy t
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would be a big pickup for a guy trying to lay down the foundation to a brand new front office.
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although he didn't get the job, he still had this to say about kyle:
i'll keep it real: i am getting fired the **** up about landing kyle.
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Think I saw a tweet that Elway granted permission for him to interview with us if I'm not mistaken
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yup, which bodes well for lynch. looks like he'll be able to hire him without any push back from the broncos.
