Originally posted by MrGriz:
Originally posted by miked1978:
Originally posted by 49erBigMac:
Kyle takes us to 3 NFC championship games out of 4, this year going down to a 4th string QB, and you still have "fans" calling for his job.
Be careful what you wish for.
We have trash fans. Plain and simple.
it's not really the fans. it's just like 4 people on this forum with 239087 accounts
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Originally posted by maximusdecimus:
As an older guy here who experienced just how dominant of a franchise we were in the late 80's and early 90's, the younger fans don't realize how important these "close but no cigar" seasons are until you get older. Then you blink and it's been 50 years since your team has won their last Super Bowl. If Kyle can't get it done with the dominant teams he's had he's got to go. This team is getting older. We won't have unlimited "we'll get it done next year". Before we all know it we'll be in another rebuild looking back at these last 4 years thinking "if only we had done this or that".
The golden state warriors fired mark Jackson and the fans damn near revolted. They brought in Steve Kerr who helped the team over the hump and into an era of multiple championships. I know Kyle is popular but maybe he doesn't have what's needed to get this team a Super Bowl WIN. I don't know why that is so unpopular to say out loud.
Its unpopular because its an absurd take to a crazy situation. Nick Sirianni couldn't win a regular season game with his second QB. Andy Reid was unwilling to tell Patrick Mahommes no and play his 2nd QB against the Jaguars. And then you and other make a post like this after Kyle couldn't win a game after his 3rd AND 4th QBs got hurt against the team that had been the best in the NFC all year.
To top it all off, the fans supporting that position want to try and pass themselves off as objective. Thats why its unpopular. There are big things you can criticize about Kyle.
We were robbed of the chance to see if we could win. Now some might say a bit of that falls on Kyle because of how he drew up the play. Maybe so. I admittedly want to see more from our O-line, and that will only come with development and better use of draft capital (no more 3rd round RBs or guys with medical red flags).
But unlike the 90s, we don't have an older QB with multiple concussions. That is what closed our window. I think we have 1 with Brock and if the staff believes in Trey, that could make two. I'm wondering if Brock will get any ticky tack calls in his favor next year (all the darling QBs do). As long as the QB is there, you have a shot. Our core guys are signed and in their primes, save for Trent Williams. And unlike before, the QB is better and has elevated the offense.
In pite of being here 3 out of 4, this one time, I do think we faced a better team. Ironically I also think a healthy Brock beats Philly yesterday, but it doesn't change that Philly is really good.
Since you want to use the Warriors analogy, how about the AFC Coach in the Super Bowl. Took Andy Reid forever to finally win. And he is there for the 3rd time with the Chiefs. Losing big games doesn't mean you can't get it done.
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[ Edited by LifelongNiner on Jan 30, 2023 at 12:29 PM ]