49ers Head Coach Kyle Shanahan Thread

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:
It's the same posters too. You can't go into any thread without these 🥔 🧠 posting the same crap . These guys make Seahawk fans look very smart

Oh I'm sorry, is this a Kyle happy thoughts only zone? Or can we be critical if we see some bs that costs us the SB?

No by all means, repeat the same s**t every day for at least another 5 months.. I'm sure some new user signing up didn't see this post yet.

I do laugh at the we didn't know OT rules, like what would've changed really? The goal is always to score TDs anyways, it's not like we thought a FG wins the game. You make sound like a different sport gets played in OT. If Burford blocks someone we score a TD and it's not even an issue. We didn't lose because some players didn't know the new OT rules. We lost because of poor blocking at times, missed XP, Greenlaw injury, stupid penalties by players that usually don't commit them, 6 out of 7 fumbles going their way, a muffed punt that gave them 7 points...All those reasons >>>>> OT rules.

But you do you, make sure you keep posting this another 500 times.

Originally posted by Waterbear:
But you don't understand.... THE INTERNET IS SAYING WE WEREN"T PREPARED.

Faithful like...

It's not the internet, it's our own players, our team leaders from year 1 of Kyle. They said it.

Originally posted by dmax:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
Eddie would have threatened or come this close, to firing his butt. He did that with Walsh in 87, and he Walsh actually won SBs. Putting your HC on notice it spurred the 88 and 89 teams to greatness. You don't have to fire him, but you do need to tell him that losing these 10 pt leads in SBs with guys not prepared or knowing OT rules is unacceptable and garbage.

eddie would have fired kyle after his recent choke job

This isn't the 80s anymore. There is a salary cap now and it's much harder to win in this league. This isn't an excuse for the blown 10-pt leads, but you cannot let go of a talented coach like Kyle in today's NFL. You see how teams are set-back for years if they make one tiny mistake with their HC hires.

I'd say there's maybe 7/32 coaches that I think are really good in today's NFL. The rest are either average or trash and out of the league in two years. The way organizations ran stuff in the 80s (especially with no salary cap) made it easier on coaches to remain elite for a longer period of time. Mix in Eddie D's shady business dealings and gambling, I wouldn't put it past him that he condoned stuff that Bill Bellichick did in the 2000s. The only difference is that social media, technology, and the boom of the internet got teams caught more often in the 2000s. I love the Niners but I am a realist, Eddie D probably looked for every edge the Niners could get on his way to winning all those SB's.

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:
No by all means, repeat the same s**t every day for at least another 5 months.. I'm sure some new user signing up didn't see this post yet.

I do laugh at the we didn't know OT rules, like what would've changed really? The goal is always to score TDs anyways, it's not like we thought a FG wins the game. You make sound like a different sport gets played in OT. If Burford blocks someone we score a TD and it's not even an issue. We didn't lose because some players didn't know the new OT rules. We lost because of poor blocking at times, missed XP, Greenlaw injury, stupid penalties by players that usually don't commit them, 6 out of 7 fumbles going their way, a muffed punt that gave them 7 points...All those reasons >>>>> OT rules.

But you do you, make sure you keep posting this another 500 times.

Let's just not bs ourselves with Kyle was prepared nonsense,
If he's prepared and spends 2 mins going over OT with our guys, he probably comes to the logical conclusion you don't want Mahomes to get the ball with a chance to walk you off. Dude was legit in an OT SB before, and not prepared for OT. How does that happen? And we're supposed to not ask question and spam 'I love my coach' style posts? You can, I'll be over here, in reality..

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:
It's the same posters too. You can't go into any thread without these 🥔 🧠 posting the same crap . These guys make Seahawk fans look very smart

Oh I'm sorry, is this a Kyle happy thoughts only zone? Or can we be critical if we see some bs that costs us the SB?

No by all means, repeat the same s**t every day for at least another 5 months.. I'm sure some new user signing up didn't see this post yet.

I do laugh at the we didn't know OT rules, like what would've changed really? The goal is always to score TDs anyways, it's not like we thought a FG wins the game. You make sound like a different sport gets played in OT. If Burford blocks someone we score a TD and it's not even an issue. We didn't lose because some players didn't know the new OT rules. We lost because of poor blocking at times, missed XP, Greenlaw injury, stupid penalties by players that usually don't commit them, 6 out of 7 fumbles going their way, a muffed punt that gave them 7 points...All those reasons >>>>> OT rules.

But you do you, make sure you keep posting this another 500 times.

Exactly!!! It didn't matter either way. f**k the OT rules, there's a million post on tik tok, youtube, instagram and all that other social media b******t on why there was no holding calls at all on the Chiefs. That s**t mattered more than OT.

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:
No by all means, repeat the same s**t every day for at least another 5 months.. I'm sure some new user signing up didn't see this post yet.

I do laugh at the we didn't know OT rules, like what would've changed really? The goal is always to score TDs anyways, it's not like we thought a FG wins the game. You make sound like a different sport gets played in OT. If Burford blocks someone we score a TD and it's not even an issue. We didn't lose because some players didn't know the new OT rules. We lost because of poor blocking at times, missed XP, Greenlaw injury, stupid penalties by players that usually don't commit them, 6 out of 7 fumbles going their way, a muffed punt that gave them 7 points...All those reasons >>>>> OT rules.

But you do you, make sure you keep posting this another 500 times.

Let's just not bs ourselves with Kyle was prepared nonsense,
If he's prepared and spends 2 mins going over OT with our guys, he probably comes to the logical conclusion you don't want Mahomes to get the ball with a chance to walk you off. Dude was legit in an OT SB before, and not prepared for OT. How does that happen? And we're supposed to not ask question and spam 'I love my coach' style posts? You can, I'll be over here, in reality..

Umm he did that anyway, it didn't matter if the 9ers took the ball first or last, Mahomes was gonna do that anyway. WTF don't you get.

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:
No by all means, repeat the same s**t every day for at least another 5 months.. I'm sure some new user signing up didn't see this post yet.

I do laugh at the we didn't know OT rules, like what would've changed really? The goal is always to score TDs anyways, it's not like we thought a FG wins the game. You make sound like a different sport gets played in OT. If Burford blocks someone we score a TD and it's not even an issue. We didn't lose because some players didn't know the new OT rules. We lost because of poor blocking at times, missed XP, Greenlaw injury, stupid penalties by players that usually don't commit them, 6 out of 7 fumbles going their way, a muffed punt that gave them 7 points...All those reasons >>>>> OT rules.

But you do you, make sure you keep posting this another 500 times.

Let's just not bs ourselves with Kyle was prepared nonsense,
If he's prepared and spends 2 mins going over OT with our guys, he probably comes to the logical conclusion you don't want Mahomes to get the ball with a chance to walk you off. Dude was legit in an OT SB before, and not prepared for OT. How does that happen? And we're supposed to not ask question and spam 'I love my coach' style posts? You can, I'll be over here, in reality..

Umm he did that anyway, it didn't matter if the 9ers took the ball first or last, Mahomes was gonna do that anyway. WTF don't you get.

The logic of it is if Mahomes goes first, and gets the corndog TD, it doesn't 'walk us off'. The game is still going. We get a 4th down play after Chris Jones coming thru unblocked.

Originally posted by Silky:
This isn't the 80s anymore. There is a salary cap now and it's much harder to win in this league. This isn't an excuse for the blown 10-pt leads, but you cannot let go of a talented coach like Kyle in today's NFL. You see how teams are set-back for years if they make one tiny mistake with their HC hires.

I'd say there's maybe 7/32 coaches that I think are really good in today's NFL. The rest are either average or trash and out of the league in two years. The way organizations ran stuff in the 80s (especially with no salary cap) made it easier on coaches to remain elite for a longer period of time. Mix in Eddie D's shady business dealings and gambling, I wouldn't put it past him that he condoned stuff that Bill Bellichick did in the 2000s. The only difference is that social media, technology, and the boom of the internet got teams caught more often in the 2000s. I love the Niners but I am a realist, Eddie D probably looked for every edge the Niners could get on his way to winning all those SB's.

I miss those days

Originally posted by Koldo:

Originally posted by Silky:
This isn't the 80s anymore. There is a salary cap now and it's much harder to win in this league. This isn't an excuse for the blown 10-pt leads, but you cannot let go of a talented coach like Kyle in today's NFL. You see how teams are set-back for years if they make one tiny mistake with their HC hires.

I'd say there's maybe 7/32 coaches that I think are really good in today's NFL. The rest are either average or trash and out of the league in two years. The way organizations ran stuff in the 80s (especially with no salary cap) made it easier on coaches to remain elite for a longer period of time. Mix in Eddie D's shady business dealings and gambling, I wouldn't put it past him that he condoned stuff that Bill Bellichick did in the 2000s. The only difference is that social media, technology, and the boom of the internet got teams caught more often in the 2000s. I love the Niners but I am a realist, Eddie D probably looked for every edge the Niners could get on his way to winning all those SB's.

I miss those days

No way you are old enough to remember those days

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
The logic of it is if Mahomes goes first, and gets the corndog TD, it doesn't 'walk us off'. The game is still going. We get a 4th down play after Chris Jones coming thru unblocked.

So you're pivoting from a complaint about the players not knowing the rules (without any substantiation of how that affected the game) to a complaint about a coaching decision you don't agree with. In spite of being shown that there is no analytical advantage in either receiving or kicking it, and the fact that the game never utilized the new rules in the first place with how it played out.

Maybe you should just make up a bunch of numbers again to boost your empty argument. You disagreeing with a decision does not indicate a lack of preparedness by the coach, the staff, or the players.

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by Koldo:

Originally posted by Silky:
This isn't the 80s anymore. There is a salary cap now and it's much harder to win in this league. This isn't an excuse for the blown 10-pt leads, but you cannot let go of a talented coach like Kyle in today's NFL. You see how teams are set-back for years if they make one tiny mistake with their HC hires.

I'd say there's maybe 7/32 coaches that I think are really good in today's NFL. The rest are either average or trash and out of the league in two years. The way organizations ran stuff in the 80s (especially with no salary cap) made it easier on coaches to remain elite for a longer period of time. Mix in Eddie D's shady business dealings and gambling, I wouldn't put it past him that he condoned stuff that Bill Bellichick did in the 2000s. The only difference is that social media, technology, and the boom of the internet got teams caught more often in the 2000s. I love the Niners but I am a realist, Eddie D probably looked for every edge the Niners could get on his way to winning all those SB's.

I miss those days

No way you are old enough to remember those days

I'm nearly 50, son.

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Waterbear:
But you don't understand.... THE INTERNET IS SAYING WE WEREN"T PREPARED.

Faithful like...

It's not the internet, it's our own players, our team leaders from year 1 of Kyle. They said it.

Genus posted several examples of how the team was prepared outside of not knowing the OT rules.

And you said… look at this CNN headline.

I'm not against criticism of Kyle. But you have a history of ignoring context when it doesn't fit your narrative, hence why everyone is frustrated with your take.

Originally posted by Koldo:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by Koldo:

Originally posted by Silky:
This isn't the 80s anymore. There is a salary cap now and it's much harder to win in this league. This isn't an excuse for the blown 10-pt leads, but you cannot let go of a talented coach like Kyle in today's NFL. You see how teams are set-back for years if they make one tiny mistake with their HC hires.

I'd say there's maybe 7/32 coaches that I think are really good in today's NFL. The rest are either average or trash and out of the league in two years. The way organizations ran stuff in the 80s (especially with no salary cap) made it easier on coaches to remain elite for a longer period of time. Mix in Eddie D's shady business dealings and gambling, I wouldn't put it past him that he condoned stuff that Bill Bellichick did in the 2000s. The only difference is that social media, technology, and the boom of the internet got teams caught more often in the 2000s. I love the Niners but I am a realist, Eddie D probably looked for every edge the Niners could get on his way to winning all those SB's.

I miss those days

No way you are old enough to remember those days

I'm nearly 50, son.

Could have fooled me

Originally posted by Koldo:

Originally posted by Silky:
This isn't the 80s anymore. There is a salary cap now and it's much harder to win in this league. This isn't an excuse for the blown 10-pt leads, but you cannot let go of a talented coach like Kyle in today's NFL. You see how teams are set-back for years if they make one tiny mistake with their HC hires.

I'd say there's maybe 7/32 coaches that I think are really good in today's NFL. The rest are either average or trash and out of the league in two years. The way organizations ran stuff in the 80s (especially with no salary cap) made it easier on coaches to remain elite for a longer period of time. Mix in Eddie D's shady business dealings and gambling, I wouldn't put it past him that he condoned stuff that Bill Bellichick did in the 2000s. The only difference is that social media, technology, and the boom of the internet got teams caught more often in the 2000s. I love the Niners but I am a realist, Eddie D probably looked for every edge the Niners could get on his way to winning all those SB's.

I miss those days

All you need to do is look at how many teams are looking for new coaches every year. Seven or eight every season. Then look at how many coaches have been with the same team 5 years or more The number is 8 out of 32 teams. Kyle is tied with Sean McVay and Sean McDermott with 7.

Ask yourself if you want to be like we were before Kyle, New coach every yea rr two. That would really help Purdy's development.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Koldo:

Originally posted by Silky:
This isn't the 80s anymore. There is a salary cap now and it's much harder to win in this league. This isn't an excuse for the blown 10-pt leads, but you cannot let go of a talented coach like Kyle in today's NFL. You see how teams are set-back for years if they make one tiny mistake with their HC hires.

I'd say there's maybe 7/32 coaches that I think are really good in today's NFL. The rest are either average or trash and out of the league in two years. The way organizations ran stuff in the 80s (especially with no salary cap) made it easier on coaches to remain elite for a longer period of time. Mix in Eddie D's shady business dealings and gambling, I wouldn't put it past him that he condoned stuff that Bill Bellichick did in the 2000s. The only difference is that social media, technology, and the boom of the internet got teams caught more often in the 2000s. I love the Niners but I am a realist, Eddie D probably looked for every edge the Niners could get on his way to winning all those SB's.

I miss those days

All you need to do is look at how many teams are looking for new coaches every year. Seven or eight every season. Then look at how many coaches have been with the same team 5 years or more The number is 8 out of 32 teams. Kyle is tied with Sean McVay and Sean McDermott with 7.

Ask yourself if you want to be like we were before Kyle, New coach every yea rr two. That would really help Purdy's development.

this is Florio : "Kyle's already got seven years in, is there going to be a point where… you get so close, so tantalizingly close that many times and it rips your heart out while it's still beating when the season ends, is it going to be good for everyone to just reset at some point."

also:

"My concern, especially with Kyle is he's going to become this generation's Bud Grant potentially. Where, you get there, and you never get through the top," Florio told Maiocco. "And each time he gets back there now, the narrative is going to get louder and louder, that this is your chance and it's just going to be more on him next time."

I think it's a question of can he break thru and win the big one, who knows..