De’Vondre Campbell, the new linebacker for the 49ers, is excited to be reunited with coach Kyle Shanahan. This reunion has made Campbell’s transition to the team much smoother. He originally played for the Atlanta Falcons when Shanahan was the offensive coordinator, and he has always admired Shanahan’s football IQ.
Campbell, who spent time with the Falcons, Cardinals, and Packers before joining the 49ers, has been impressed by Shanahan’s coaching abilities. He believes that Shanahan is one of the best in the game at getting players open on the field. Campbell values the insights and knowledge that Shanahan brings to the team and has been using him as a valuable resource during training camp.
Pairing up with Fred Warner on the field, Campbell is learning a lot from both Warner and Shanahan. He appreciates Shanahan’s approach as a head coach and has been gaining valuable knowledge on how to approach different defensive situations. Campbell sees joining the 49ers as a great opportunity, not only because of Shanahan but also because of the team’s recent success and winning culture.
Campbell acknowledges the 49ers’ impressive track record in recent years, with multiple appearances in the NFC Championship game and the Super Bowl. He sees the team as consistent winners and wanted to be a part of that culture. Campbell is hoping to make a significant contribution to the team, both as Warner’s partner and as a valuable depth piece throughout the upcoming season.
The 49ers are optimistic about Campbell’s potential impact on the team and are looking forward to seeing him in action on the field. With his experience and Shanahan’s coaching insight, Campbell could be a key player for the 49ers in the upcoming season. Stay tuned for more updates on how Campbell’s partnership with Shanahan unfolds during the season.