49ers Offensive Line

Originally posted by Afrikan:
Players need to call out the coaches as well... everything is lovey dovey over there. Some are ok with losing... Kyle is ok with it and used to it now. He's prepared to not take accountability in these post season loses.

You want this to play out publicly?

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
Players need to call out the coaches as well... everything is lovey dovey over there. Some are ok with losing... Kyle is ok with it and used to it now. He's prepared to not take accountability in these post season loses.

You want this to play out publicly?

Yeah... folks need a slap in the head.

Look at Burford's response... instead of just owning up to it and just saying "yeah folks I'm sorry but I'm the one who f**ked up. Not Mckivitz"

Instead.. of "omg, how dare you".

Seriously though WHO CALLS OUT KYLE? Our local media sure don't. What does Kyle fear to make adjustments to his past mistakes? He never admits them publicly.

In the post game conference I heard talk about the team from him... where as Brock and Christian McCaffrey blamed themselves for the lost.

Eventually the players will stop taking him serious and tune him out... just play for their paychecks.

it's 100% on Kyle. But the blame can be placed further back, when they elected to roll with Burford/Feliciano and Colton Mckivitz as starting O linemen in the NFL. The negligence by Kyle & Lynch to address pass protection is directly correlated to their inability to seal the deal in big games. It's why Jimmy struggled putting drives together in 2019 and 2021. It's the reason he missed all of 2020. It's why Brock got hurt in 2022. And Kyle last night, your starting right tackle was blocking his shadow, on the most pivotal play in the season.. Nice.

Originally posted by RonnieLott:
it's 100% on Kyle. But the blame can be placed further back, when they elected to roll with Burford/Feliciano and Colton Mckivitz as starting O linemen in the NFL. The negligence by Kyle & Lynch to address pass protection is directly correlated to their inability to seal the deal in big games. It's why Jimmy struggled putting drives together in 2019 and 2021. It's the reason he missed all of 2020. It's why Brock got hurt in 2022. And Kyle last night, your starting right tackle was blocking his shadow, on the most pivotal play in the season.. Nice.

This should end this thread right here.

Oline performance was putrid, including Trent. I was sick to my stomach watching play breakdowns and how we basically blew every opportunity we had to put this game away due to piss poor Oline play.



That's totally Shanahan and Lynch's fault.

Originally posted by Cisco0623:

Originally posted by linkboy:

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
We didn't have first and second round picks :-). With that said, yeah, that could've used a 3rd on one.

As for Feliciano, wtf? I'm not a fan of Burford at all, but that was terrible and I've never seen anything like it in the 7 years John and Kyle have been here. They both can go now. I was thinking that can't be the real Jon Feliciano. s**tty move.

I wonder if Feliciano made up his mind that he's not coming back.

It was a crap move to throw Spencer under the bus like that, but he not wrong.

If I had to guess he didn't like rotating with Spencer and felt he should have been the starter all along. Aside that Spencer probably makes a ton of mistakes and it's revealed in their team meetings so for him to whiff in the Super Bowl is frustrating for a vet like feliciano looking for a ring.

I don't think burford has it. He looked good early then faded bad. He makes a lot of mistakes.

I like your guess
JF was a clear upgrade over SB but KS didnt declare him a starter soon enough and even made them split snaps. For a coach that says he want do to things the right way, not puting the best player on the field is criminal…
JF saw all that s**t during the year and so close to a SB ring he let it go on social media

I watched the Purdy for the final drive and had no time to throw because our offensive lines didn't protect. I was pissed off and blamed the 49ers offensive line, whose name is Chris Foerster. He is bad at teaching our offensive lines to protect our purity! We need to fire up Chris Foerster right now. Please!

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
Players need to call out the coaches as well... everything is lovey dovey over there. Some are ok with losing... Kyle is ok with it and used to it now. He's prepared to not take accountability in these post season loses.

You want this to play out publicly?

Yeah... folks need a slap in the head.

Look at Burford's response... instead of just owning up to it and just saying "yeah folks I'm sorry but I'm the one who f**ked up. Not Mckivitz"

Instead.. of "omg, how dare you".

Seriously though WHO CALLS OUT KYLE? Our local media sure don't. What does Kyle fear to make adjustments to his past mistakes? He never admits them publicly.

In the post game conference I heard talk about the team from him... where as Brock and Christian McCaffrey blamed themselves for the lost.

Eventually the players will stop taking him serious and tune him out... just play for their paychecks.

I am not totally with you on this but i certainly think the same way regarding KS not taking full responsability during his pressers. He always sees the others mistake but him ? He did the best he could in his preparation to have no regrets.
As i wrote in another post in KS thread it is more a personality problem with him ( influencing his football decision making) than a football IQ thing.

Originally posted by RonnieLott:
it's 100% on Kyle. But the blame can be placed further back, when they elected to roll with Burford/Feliciano and Colton Mckivitz as starting O linemen in the NFL. The negligence by Kyle & Lynch to address pass protection is directly correlated to their inability to seal the deal in big games. It's why Jimmy struggled putting drives together in 2019 and 2021. It's the reason he missed all of 2020. It's why Brock got hurt in 2022. And Kyle last night, your starting right tackle was blocking his shadow, on the most pivotal play in the season.. Nice.

Nope ! it was his backup (ex-starter) RG (aka spencer burford) if we believe feliciano tweet
But for the rest you are spot on !

If only we could have seen this coming.

#NotGoodEnough

Originally posted by Koldo:
Oline performance was putrid, including Trent. I was sick to my stomach watching play breakdowns and how we basically blew every opportunity we had to put this game away due to piss poor Oline play.



That's totally Shanahan and Lynch's fault.

This team has really great drafting and also really dumb drafting and it's hard to figure out why.

we get Warner in the 3rd round but also waste high picks on RBs.

it's hard to criticize lynch cause he's doing what Kyle wants but I will say…

kyle by his own admission doesn't spend high draft picks on IOL. And in 2 super bowls we have given up critical pressures in the IOL.

Originally posted by NCommand:
If only we could have seen this coming.

#NotGoodEnough

You literally saw nothing coming to the point you lost money.

Neglecting the OL has once again cost the 9ers another super bowl. Oh well, at least we have Kinlaw and his big nuts.

Can't wait for us to waste more draft capital on yet another DL from the upcoming draft.

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by NCommand:
If only we could have seen this coming.

#NotGoodEnough

You literally saw nothing coming to the point you lost money.

Also funny he just rattled off about 10 other things from his keen pattern observations in another thread, yet somehow still gloating like he's right about this. Tier 1 narcissist

I know that most of the top O linemen will be gone when the Niners draft so thy may go for a CB if there's a good one available. I also would mind seeing them trade up and get one of the top tackles if they can find a reasonable trade.