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San Francisco 49ers' coach Robert Saleh acknowledged he should have chosen his words better when complimenting the Jacksonville Jaguars' coaching staff, after a heated exchange following their game. Saleh clarified his comments about 'signal stealing' were meant as praise for the Jaguars' preparation and coaching, and expressed regret for any misunderstanding, emphasizing his respect for their work.
San Francisco defensive coordinator Robert Saleh praised Jacksonville's coaching staff for their signal-stealing tactics, which upset Jaguars coach Liam Coen, leading to a tense exchange after the game. Coen downplayed the incident, while Saleh clarified his comments as a compliment, aiming to avoid any implications of cheating.
San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh accused Jacksonville Jaguars' coaching staff of using advanced, legal signal-stealing tactics to gain an advantage, prompting a response from Jaguars' offensive coordinator Liam Coen who emphasized the importance of game planning and communication. Saleh clarified that such tactics are legal and have been used by various teams, drawing parallels to past NFL incidents like Spygate.
49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh praised the Jaguars for their advanced and legal signal stealing tactics, emphasizing the importance of strong communication and signal disguise to counteract such strategies in their upcoming game.
San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh is alert to Jacksonville Jaguars' advanced legal signal-stealing tactics, which could give them a strategic advantage. Meanwhile, quarterback Brock Purdy is progressing in his recovery from a toe injury and may return for the upcoming game, with other players also dealing with injuries.
In a video call with Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti, the majority of Big Ten coaches expressed frustration and urged immediate action against Michigan in response to the ongoing NCAA investigation into signal-stealing allegations. The coaches described Michigan's alleged scheme as "tainted," "fraudulent," and "unprecedented," highlighting the distinct schematic advantage it provided. The call lasted 90 minutes, with Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh leaving after the scheduled business portion to allow coaches to speak freely. While the NCAA's enforcement timeline won't impact Michigan this season, the coaches called on the Big Ten to take action. It remains uncertain whether the conference will pursue disciplinary measures.