Robert has a hall confrontation with Jaguar Liam Quinn coach after the match

San Francisco 49ers Defense coordinator Robert Saleh has his role in the post -match match with Liam Quinn coach Jacksonville on Sunday.

after Jaguar 49ers were defeated on the road, 26-21, Saleh and Kenwin Virusians went as he needed to retreat after screaming in each other in the field. Quinn was seen saying, “Keep my name from your mouth.”

The quarrel arose from Saleh using the phrase “legal sign” during a press conference before their game. But he reduced what happened the first time he spoke with the correspondents.

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“Everything is good,” he said, Via ESPN. “Whatever happens on Sunday, it does not change what I feel. In my heart, I was really trying to revive a courtesy and have the fact that I may have used the wrong choice of words, but yet you want to complete them, I mean, it’s really good in the position of their players in a successful position.”

Quinn also reduced the situation after the match, saying that it was not a “big deal” and “we will keep that between us.”

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He continued to give birth to Quinn, saying he was “hell of the job.”

“As coaches, we are always chanting the leverage,” he explained. “They are trying to get a profit crane. We are trying to benefit from the leverage, and every person in the league tries to find every means they can. As a coach who watches their tape, realize how much hours that must be spent to be able to build the formations and determine each small indicator they can give them their players a good opportunity in reality. As I said, Sunday does not change that.”

Log in to American Football Association Legal, as long as the border is not crossed. The teams are allowed to use a TV tape and all-22 games to find signals on any side of the ball. Before games, while their employees are in the press box to try to break the signals in actual time.

Here is what Saleh said on Thursday in the game.

“Liam and his employees, a couple of players from Minnesota, have-legal-a system of advanced signs, as they always find a way to put themselves in a useful position,” he said. “They are doing a great job with it. They form you, and they just try to find any block they can, so we must be great with our signs and we must be great with our connection to combat some of those who tell us that we may be presented in the field. They are almost an elite in this regard.

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The 49ers team won the winning chain in three games on Sunday after falling to Jaguars, who are also 3-1.

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