Derron Montgomery named Primary Receivers Coach

I'm going to bold, because a few people have asked this question and I remember reading quote from both Hoke and Harbaugh on this...AND beat writers around each.

Hoke is/was very WWBD (What Would Bo Do), the first problem is you're better off saying WWBD...in 2015. A lot of what Hoke did was very Bo 1980's. One of those things was a smaller staff. He's mentioned that he doesn't see a need in all of the extra. Bo didn't need it, why should he? SMH

Meanwhile, one of the first things I read about Harbaugh BEFORE he was even hired was that he likes a TON of staff. Particularly on offense. It's one thing I actually worried about when he was hiring assistants. I was worried we'd get too many guys on offense and have Mattison, Durkin and Jackson trying to handle the entire defense by themselves. 

I remember going on the 49ers staff directory and seeing all of the staff he had, it was A LOT. So I did some research and saw that, yes, it's an NFL thing. Saban does it too. Staff out the yingyang. Those recruiting analyst positions? Same thing. I suppose that's what Kiffin was before he was OC. 

Harbaugh is building a brand new machine. This is something we've never had. Not even under Bo. Harbaugh is changing the entire program, but with all of the background, history and tradition in mind. What was broke late in Carr's tenure, for Rich Rod and for Hoke...I think its all about to get fixed. Not just because we have coaches galore, but the entire menality. Alabama is a machine in the way they operate, it's NFL like, OSU is a machine. Oregon is also a machine, but they're like the foreign car or alternative version (see Chip Kelly's first year in Philly). 

This is the new model and the new structure. If you want the old way, I suggest you move your focus to high school football. Because that has grown to be a lot like the old college football. While we're basically a semi-pro organization.