It seems like you’re referring to a statement about Kelce believing that the 49ers coaches will find success with a “500” strategy or approach. In sports terminology, “500” often refers t achieving a balanced record of wins and losses, where a team wins as many games as it loses.

In the context of coaching or strategy, this could imply that Kelce believes the 49ers coaches will find success by maintaining consistency and avoiding extreme highs or lows. It might suggest that they should focus on steady performance and incremental improvements rather than taking big risks or making drastic changes.

If this interpretation matches the context you have in mind, it indicates a belief in the effectiveness of a stable and balanced approach to coaching and team management.

Drive Guys Thursday to break down what Aiyuk’s trade request means for San Francisco. They also discuss what’s changed between SF and Aiyuk in contract talks, what makes this situation different from previous players, and what the plan for the Red & Gold is one the nest few years.

Plus: Matt breaks down why a Brandon Aiyuk trade at§

Brandon Aiyuk, 26, has been in a contract saga with the Red & Gold since the conclusion of the 2023 season. The Rocklin native posted career numbers last season, making his first All-Pro team. He also finished first in yards per catch (18.3) in the NFL.

The 49ers have a history of closing deals leading into training camp (Deebo Samuel, Nick Bosa). Many signs pointed to the same outcome with Aiyuk and his agents this offseason.

Reports indicated a deal was near completion at the end of April and May. But then things changed, with the WR market exploding around the 49ers. That, in turn, led to a change of heart by Aiyuk, who