49ers Head Coach Kyle Shanahan Thread

Originally posted by Waterbear:
Actually I misspoke, I don't think the refs through a flag,

Good no calls, lol.

Personally think two different penalties could have been called on our infamous goal to go series. They just don't make those calls late. Horses**t.

Their DB gave the ref a two handed shove and nothing was called. Boger was a complete joke in that superbowl. That was the most contact I've ever seen against a ref.

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:

Originally posted by Waterbear:
Actually I misspoke, I don't think the refs through a flag,

Good no calls, lol.

Personally think two different penalties could have been called on our infamous goal to go series. They just don't make those calls late. Horses**t.

There's like three holding penalties in the end zone! That's a safety with 11 seconds on the clock! I've never been more angry during a football game, then this moment right here. Refs were clearly paid off.

Originally posted by Waterbear:

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:

Originally posted by Waterbear:
Actually I misspoke, I don't think the refs through a flag,

Good no calls, lol.

Personally think two different penalties could have been called on our infamous goal to go series. They just don't make those calls late. Horses**t.

There's like three holding penalties in the end zone! That's a safety with 11 seconds on the clock! I've never been more angry during a football game, then this moment right here. Refs were clearly paid off.

not paid off, but goodell switched from the best rated Refs to an inferior group

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/1509568-did-the-nfl-make-a-mistake-assigning-referee-jerome-boger-to-super-bowl-xlvii

WTF yall just gave me PTSD with this BS about the ravens

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:

Originally posted by libertyforever:
Kyle can draw plays and call players better than anyone. That is his biggest strength. I feel like Jim can do a lot of small things really well to increase the chance of winning. He just knows how to win.

Jim is a good manager. He's Sirianni but actually good.

Lol harbaugh is petty but like grown ass man tough guy petty. Lol Sirianni is like a high school punk Who's 40+ still tryna dress like he's 20 kind of petty.

Originally posted by tankle104:
Lol harbaugh is petty but like grown ass man tough guy petty. Lol Sirianni is like a high school punk Who's 40+ still tryna dress like he's 20 kind of petty.

I was referencing more of the CEO/manager style vs. being a high level X's and O's coordinator. Sirianni loses two quality coordinators, replaces them and gets worse. Replaces new DC in middle of year and gets even worse. What good is he if he can't build and maintain a quality staff?

Originally posted by Waterbear:

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:

Originally posted by Waterbear:
Actually I misspoke, I don't think the refs through a flag,

Good no calls, lol.

Personally think two different penalties could have been called on our infamous goal to go series. They just don't make those calls late. Horses**t.

There's like three holding penalties in the end zone! That's a safety with 11 seconds on the clock! I've never been more angry during a football game, then this moment right here. Refs were clearly paid off.

I may be jumping in late here but I think the most overlooked egregious no call was the CLASSIC spearing of Crabtree in the face RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE OFFICIAL on that sideline prior to the overthrow to him. He admitted later he was still seeing stars (e.g. he was very much concussed).

Originally posted by NCommand:
I may be jumping in late here but I think the most overlooked egregious no call was the CLASSIC spearing of Crabtree in the face RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE OFFICIAL on that sideline prior to the overthrow to him. He admitted later he was still seeing stars (e.g. he was very much concussed).

That was one of the no calls I was referencing. Also thought there's a good argument that Crabtree was held on the fade.

Originally posted by ninerfan4life:

49ers' Kyle Shanahan is now the 5th-longest tenured coach in the NFL, tied with McVay and McDermott.

1. Bill Belichick: 24 years, Patriots
2. Mike Tomlin: 17 years, Steelers
3. John Harbaugh: 16 years, Ravens
4. Andy Reid: 11 years, Chiefs
5. Shanahan/McVay/McDermott: 7 years https://t.co/CFpuIXPpQ9

— David Lombardi (@LombardiHimself) January 10, 2024

Kyle will be at 5 by himself sooner than later. McVay ain't there for the long term and McDermott will get fired in the next year if they don't make a deep run in the playoffs this yr or next.

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:

Originally posted by tankle104:
Lol harbaugh is petty but like grown ass man tough guy petty. Lol Sirianni is like a high school punk Who's 40+ still tryna dress like he's 20 kind of petty.

I was referencing more of the CEO/manager style vs. being a high level X's and O's coordinator. Sirianni loses two quality coordinators, replaces them and gets worse. Replaces new DC in middle of year and gets even worse. What good is he if he can't build and maintain a quality staff?

I think Sirianni is a joke. I think harbaugh (both brothers) is an excellent coach, one of the best. He just needs more power because he's an intense personality and will clash with folks who he disagrees with.

i think he should have final say on personnel, it's wild to me that he was forced to use players that baalke wanted. A coach should be able to get their players who fit their system best.

he's managed to revitalize a historic program and lead them to the promise land, with his recruits. I'm happy for him to finally get that monkey off his back.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by ninerfan4life:

49ers' Kyle Shanahan is now the 5th-longest tenured coach in the NFL, tied with McVay and McDermott.

1. Bill Belichick: 24 years, Patriots
2. Mike Tomlin: 17 years, Steelers
3. John Harbaugh: 16 years, Ravens
4. Andy Reid: 11 years, Chiefs
5. Shanahan/McVay/McDermott: 7 years https://t.co/CFpuIXPpQ9

— David Lombardi (@LombardiHimself) January 10, 2024

Kyle will be at 5 by himself sooner than later. McVay ain't there for the long term and McDermott will get fired in the next year if they don't make a deep run in the playoffs this yr or next.

Yeah, I think he may be let go if they get smoked this year in the playoffs. Well a 50/50 chance.

The issue with firing anyone this off season is that there really aren't any blue chip prospects.

Although I think harbaugh would be an amazing fit in Buffalo. His kind of team and play style. He would have a great qb and we know he would get a stout defense and run game.

if harbaugh can get into Buffalo, they'd be my super bowl fav in the afc.

Originally posted by 9moon:
he could have had BRADY..

But at the time Brady wasn't looking so amazing.

Maybe it truly was New England on the way down the way we see it now, but it's not like we had Tampa Brady highlights to go off of.

And if Brady was looking that legit, I doubt he would have been available like that.

It's just too hard to tell.

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:

Originally posted by NCommand:
I may be jumping in late here but I think the most overlooked egregious no call was the CLASSIC spearing of Crabtree in the face RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE OFFICIAL on that sideline prior to the overthrow to him. He admitted later he was still seeing stars (e.g. he was very much concussed).

That was one of the no calls I was referencing. Also thought there's a good argument that Crabtree was held on the fade.

Gotcha!!!!

I couldn't believe that one. And about 6 others. LOL

Originally posted by JTsBiggestFan:

Originally posted by 9moon:
he could have had BRADY..

But at the time Brady wasn't looking so amazing.

Maybe it truly was New England on the way down the way we see it now, but it's not like we had Tampa Brady highlights to go off of.

And if Brady was looking that legit, I doubt he would have been available like that.

It's just too hard to tell.

that is a bot that spits the brady schtick every other day