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(Episode 388) — Al Sacco and Brian Renick discuss their loss to the Seahawks, what the tape says about the 49ers' offense, the aging offense is becoming problematic, the defense numbers still not looking good, Kyle Shanahan's stubbornness with his scheme, the dangers of paying a QB top dollar and more.
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