Originally posted by jonnydel:Originally posted by Kolohe:Originally posted by GMniner805:Originally posted by qnnhan7:Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:Originally posted by thl408:For real. Good luck getting a competent HC to come in afterwards if Kyle is shown the door. My biggest question about him were answered when he kept the team on board after starting 0-9 and again after last season's bad start. How he kept that lockeroom committed to him after two terrible starts to the season is a minor miracle.
Yep.
Just looking at all the HCs that were hired this offseason, how many/any would you take over Shanahan right now?
The coaching talent pool looks pretty meh at the moment. I'm perfectly happy sticking with Shanahan and seeing what he can do with hopefully better talent.
And less injuries
People around here act like good coaches never overcome talent deficiencies or injuries
Yah like who?
I'm curious as well.
Why don't you name a HC who lost their starting QB, 1st, 3rd and 4th string RB's, top 3 safeties and their top WR for most of the year and had more than 4 wins....
We'll be waiting.
What Kyle did on offense was unreal when you look at the scope of circumstances.
1. Lost a RB days before the season; a guy he built a massive amount of his playbook around
2. Loses his FQB in 1Q
3. Loses his backup QB also to injury
4. Plays most of the season with a PS QB
5. Has to resort to a gimpy Breida and ST/PS RB's like Mostert and Wilson
6. Loses his speed WR in 1Q: a guy he built a massive amount of his playbook around
7. Is forced to get his rookie WR up to speed at all 3 WR positions
8. Literally, has a different lineup at WR each and every week
9. At one point, all 5 OL were playing through knee injuries
10. Left with essentially, one real offensive weapon to game plan around...a TE
Personally, how he kept this team together was remarkable and he should be given a damn reward for getting top 15 passing and top 10 rushing production out of that group under those circumstances. Unreal.