Trent Williams says he learned more about football in one 30-minute Kyle Shanahan team meeting than his previous 10 NFL seasons combined “The fact that he made us competitive, the fact that we believed that we could go win a Super Bowl, we literally believed. And it’s not because of what we had in the locker room. It was because of what we had in the coach.” “He understands his team. When to give days off and when to push us through the times where we want days off. He’s got a keen understanding for how to treat a locker room, not sweating the small stuff, but making sure everybody is accountable and making sure we all play with that same intensity.” “If you don’t, you’re going to get called out. He ain’t going to MF you in front of everybody. He’s going to do it in his own way, but it makes you feel like, ‘Damn, I’m letting him down. I need to be accountable.’” “Not so much, ‘I’m going to do it so he don’t yell.’ It’s like, ‘Damn, I’m going to do it because I don’t want to let him down. I know he put his everything into this. I know he trusts me with this. I want to pay him back by being productive and executing his game plan.’” “I came here a 10-year vet. I learned more just in that 30-minute team meeting we had with Kyle breaking down the next opponent, I learned more football in that time than I did the previous 10 years.” “The way he breaks it down is literally like something you’ve never seen. Down to the quarterback, where his weight is. Just the way he diagnoses football.”