The Kevin Stefanski: Two-Time Coach of the Year Thread

[Jack Brickman]

Pretty sure two venti coffees would be 40oz total, not 80. I don’t think many coffee shops sell 40oz cups.

 

[FiveThous]

Pretty sure two venti coffees would be 40oz total, not 80. I don’t think many coffee shops sell 40oz cups.

It’s almost like no one listened to Paul Rudd’s coffee rant in Role Models.

 

[bob2the2nd]

It’s almost like no one listened to Paul Rudd’s coffee rant in Role Models.

Congratulations you're stupid in 3 languages

 

[Douglar]

Seems like Stefanski knows these things--

The 49ers Believe In The Magic Of Pre-Snap Motion

Anyone who follows football and can fog a mirror knows that winning the turnover battle is important. Games often hinge on a team getting an extra possession, a…

fivethirtyeight.com

Anyone who follows football and can fog a mirror knows that winning the turnover battle is important. Games often hinge on a team getting an extra possession, and when analysts have tried to quantify the edge, they’ve found that it’s large: Teams win around 78 percent of the games in which they have a positive turnover differential.​

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What’s less well-known is the size of the edge that play-action and pre-snap motion provides. It turns out it’s also considerable: Since 2017, if all you know after a game ends is each team’s share of offensive plays that featured play-action and the share of plays that had some form of pre-snap motion, you can correctly guess the winner around 65 percent of the time.​

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This is fairly impressive, since neither metric directly measures the volume of yards gained or points scored. Instead, these are play design choices made before the ball is snapped and the play’s outcome is determined. And, unlike turnovers, both pre-snap motion and play-action rate are completely under a coach’s control.​

 

[CBBI]

 

[Mr. Orange]

Stefanski speaks with purpose and it doesn’t seem like horse shit like all of the other coaches, with the possible exception of Greg Williams. It’s refreshing.

 

[Douglar]

Stefanski speaks with purpose and it doesn’t seem like horse shit like all of the other coaches, with the possible exception of Greg Williams. It’s refreshing.

Gregg backed up his tough talk with cold hard cash!!

 

[CBBI]

 

[Jack Brickman]

Basic competence is a thing of beauty.

 

[adam81king]

For my Family Guy fans out there, does anyone else think Nick Sirianni is "Bitch Stefanski," or is it just me?

 

[NorthCoastBias]

 

[MGMT]

Little surprising to see KC down there in 2nd and long pass attempts; perhaps because they average so much on first down?

 

[Huber.]

Kev Stefanksi... Back to back to back aau national champion in my book

 

[prf100]

Kev Stefanksi... Back to back to back aau national champion in my book

This is the coach that gets results

 

[shoes22]

Not the best game for Stefanski. A lot of questionable decisions, but his QB did him no favors, and he still managed the game well enough to pull out a W.