I really just don't understand how this guy walked into work the next morning with a job. Eddie D would have fired this loser in 2021, and Eddie would be going after Bill Belichick before the Superbowl dynasty window crashes down in four, or seven years (no bones, Eddie always hired his enemies). Now we're letting his human failure (Kyle) decide how we're gonna lose our next Championship, with cast upon the team the same loser defensive coordinator scapegoat (by proxy).
Dude, Kyle getting cuck'd in two Superbowls, and three Championship games should've exposed somebody's gambling problems by now. Kyle is a horrible human being, and he's perverted Brock into his depraved little world of "Hall of Fame" favors in exchange for choking away Superbowl rings. "Oh Brock, you gotta show some skin in the game, you gotta take one here and there" speech. "Hey Brock, you're gonna throw into blanket-tight coverage by design cause Kyle already blew all his extension money on gambling". Our coach is literally Chevy Chase from Dirty Work, and we don't need him to make any important coaching decisions anymore.
Glad you posted the obvious, but the Shanafans here will burn you alive for insulting the savior. If you haven't heard, without Kyle we automatically sign Dennis Erickson or Jim Tomsula and it will be salary cap hell era all over again
Originally posted by Leathaface:
I just don't think I will ever get over the sequence that ended our last possession in regulation.
CMC had just run the ball twice for about 8-9 yards to get a first down and then setup 2nd and 4.5 yards.
Kyle then goes pass/pass and effectively loses the game for us by making it an OT game.
3 downs to get 4.5 yards and win the SB.
I agree, but it shouldn't have came to that...
Check out the highlights of their loss to the Bucs in that Super Bowl...
Same scenario.. Bucs held them to a low score in the first half. But before halftime.. they made sure to create separation against Pat Mahomes.
Check out the play calls... the decisions in the 2nd and 3rd QTR.
If only Kyle had this mentality.
Kyle will never trust his own offense. It was terrible that the 49ers got Jake Moody because he can kick 50+ yard FGs and that's all he will settle for.
Originally posted by Leathaface:
Kyle will never trust his own offense. It was terrible that the 49ers got Jake Moody because he can kick 50+ yard FGs and that's all he will settle for.
Kyle went for it on 4th and 3, down 3, deep in Chiefs territory early in the 4th quarter*. Analytics would have suggested kicking the field goal. Ended up scoring the go ahead TD.
The man was much more aggressive on 4th downs throughout this season than in any of his previous years here.
[ Edited by SmokeyJoe on Feb 25, 2024 at 12:08 PM ]
Originally posted by Leathaface:
Kyle will never trust his own offense. It was terrible that the 49ers got Jake Moody because he can kick 50+ yard FGs and that's all he will settle for.
Kyle went for it on 4th and 3, down 3, deep in Chiefs territory early in the 4th quarter*. Analytics would have suggested kicking the field goal. Ended up scoring the go ahead TD.
The man was much more aggressive on 4th downs throughout this season than in any of his previous years here.
Yea it was a clutch choice to get that 1st early in the 4th but unfortunately he needed to have a few more "genius" moments but Spags had his number...again.
Originally posted by Leathaface:
Yea it was a clutch choice to get that 1st early in the 4th but unfortunately he needed to have a few more "genius" moments but Spags had his number...again.
Kyle's offense took the lead on every possession in 4th quarter and OT. So how can you say this?
Originally posted by Leathaface:
Yea it was a clutch choice to get that 1st early in the 4th but unfortunately he needed to have a few more "genius" moments but Spags had his number...again.
Kyle's offense took the lead on every possession in 4th quarter and OT. So how can you say this?
The last 2 possessions ended with FGs and we lost. 19 points in regulation, 22 total. 3 and out after the INT in KC territory. I could go on and on...
[ Edited by Leathaface on Feb 25, 2024 at 5:52 PM ]
Originally posted by Leathaface:
Yea it was a clutch choice to get that 1st early in the 4th but unfortunately he needed to have a few more "genius" moments but Spags had his number...again.
Kyle's offense took the lead on every possession in 4th quarter and OT. So how can you say this?
Originally posted by Leathaface:
Yea it was a clutch choice to get that 1st early in the 4th but unfortunately he needed to have a few more "genius" moments but Spags had his number...again.
Kyle's offense took the lead on every possession in 4th quarter and OT. So how can you say this?
Settling for fgs didn't work out so well.
Kyle can't physically block the guy in front of Burford. A number of plays didn't work because players didn't do what they were supposed to do.
Originally posted by Leathaface:
Yea it was a clutch choice to get that 1st early in the 4th but unfortunately he needed to have a few more "genius" moments but Spags had his number...again.
Kyle's offense took the lead on every possession in 4th quarter and OT. So how can you say this?
Settling for fgs didn't work out so well.
Kyle can't physically block the guy in front of Burford. A number of plays didn't work because players didn't do what they were supposed to do.
Absolutely plenty of blame to go around and some of that blame falls squarely on Kyle and his questionable play calling in key situations.
For me the play I can't get past is the 4th and 1. Why weren't we more prepared for the QB option. It's funny how people here aren't harder on the defense.
As Tim Ryan stated we lost because of the football gods, or bad luck, not cause of Kyle. I tend to agree.
Fumble off of Luter, Chiefs fumble but doesn't bounce our way, Kittle gets an injury and Willis holds, Feliciano gets an injury and Burford blows the assignment.
I felt like Kyle was being aggressive on that 3rd down by NOT running the ball and going for the TD. We win that game if Brock had a bit more time.
If anything Niners lack of depth was clearly on display. And that's on Kyle and John. But the players needed to step up in key moments and didn't.
