Mike Shanahan knows Jets have the ‘right guy’ in Robert Saleh
NY Post
Mike Shanahan spent a portion of the 2018 49ers season with the team helping out the head coach, his son Kyle. He would wake up early every morning to get a workout in. It was in the gym where Robert Saleh, the 49ers defensive coordinator, made an impression on him.
“I would see Saleh in there every day at 5:30 in the morning,” Shanahan told The Post recently. “That’s when you know, and it’s not a big deal relative to working out, but the discipline to do that on a daily basis … I was really impressed.” That discipline along with his football acumen, ability to relate to players and willingness to adapt are reasons why Shanahan, who won two Super Bowls as the coach of the Broncos, believes Saleh can turn the moribund Jets around.
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