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I feel like the system may allow for easier development of QBs but it may expose skill position players who don’t study. The 49ers drafted several WRs in Shanahans first few years that didn’t pan out, and based on what we’ve been told it was likely because they weren’t in the playbook enough.

So skill position guys may be harder to develop or get instant impacts from. Where in Payton’s system you could get a Kenny Still, Marques Colston, Michael Thomas or Chris Olave to produce year 1. Every now and again you got a Meachem or a Nick Toon but you ended up with far more contributors like Lance Moore than not.

interesting take. This is the kind of data I’m looking for. How well did a team do the first second and third year after acquiring their shannahan/mcvay/Kubiak system coach. How big is the learning curve? What are the positions that make or break the system? And what is the position besides QB that if the talent was acquired, take it to the next level? I can state my opinion, that Taysom should be one of those next level players, but that’s just an opinion with no data to back it up.