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Originally posted by socalfan21:
This has been the theme of shanahans coaching career. It won't change. The dude crumbles when things get tense or don't go his way. I'm very much looking forward to how he's going to mess up next season
Originally posted by socalfan21:
Originally posted by Leathaface:
Originally posted by DrEll:
Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
I thought the turning point was when we got the ball on the Chiefs 45 after the interception in the 3rd quarter and failed to get any points.
3 straight pass attempts. 8/9 pass attempts on the 3 drives. Flabbergasting TBPH…
Just hard to even think about how close we were. I agree also that was the turning point. Can't get zero points there when Moody could hit from like 56. Just needed to get like 5-7 yards for points...
This is the most painful loss in 49er football history in my opinion.
The last 7 playoff losses all are equally bad. Like the 49ers have found every single way to f**k up winning a Super Bowl. Shout out to this franchise
Originally posted by LottDMontanaO:
Originally posted by socalfan21:
This has been the theme of shanahans coaching career. It won't change. The dude crumbles when things get tense or don't go his way. I'm very much looking forward to how he's going to mess up next season
Your last sentence - if serious, what a pathetic thing to say if truly a fan of this team. Good thing this site has an ignore feature to filter out such worthless posts that are consistent with some.
Originally posted by Bringbackedjr:
Originally posted by LottDMontanaO:
Originally posted by socalfan21:
This has been the theme of shanahans coaching career. It won't change. The dude crumbles when things get tense or don't go his way. I'm very much looking forward to how he's going to mess up next season
Your last sentence - if serious, what a pathetic thing to say if truly a fan of this team. Good thing this site has an ignore feature to filter out such worthless posts that are consistent with some.
Definitely not looking forward to it but I am sure Kyle will deliver disappointment ..again.
Originally posted by LottDMontanaO:
Originally posted by Bringbackedjr:
Originally posted by LottDMontanaO:
Originally posted by socalfan21:
This has been the theme of shanahans coaching career. It won't change. The dude crumbles when things get tense or don't go his way. I'm very much looking forward to how he's going to mess up next season
Your last sentence - if serious, what a pathetic thing to say if truly a fan of this team. Good thing this site has an ignore feature to filter out such worthless posts that are consistent with some.
Definitely not looking forward to it but I am sure Kyle will deliver disappointment ..again.
We'll see, and I'll be here when he and this team get over the hump, hopefully next year. I'll be here regardless, just like I have since 1977 - through thick and thin.
Originally posted by Leathaface:
Originally posted by socalfan21:
Originally posted by Leathaface:
Originally posted by DrEll:
Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
I thought the turning point was when we got the ball on the Chiefs 45 after the interception in the 3rd quarter and failed to get any points.
3 straight pass attempts. 8/9 pass attempts on the 3 drives. Flabbergasting TBPH…
Just hard to even think about how close we were. I agree also that was the turning point. Can't get zero points there when Moody could hit from like 56. Just needed to get like 5-7 yards for points...
This is the most painful loss in 49er football history in my opinion.
The last 7 playoff losses all are equally bad. Like the 49ers have found every single way to f**k up winning a Super Bowl. Shout out to this franchise
It's crazy to me that in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2019, 2021 (not 2022), 2023 I felt like we were the best team in the NFL and have 0 SBs during that span.
At least during the 90s when we lost we were clearly outmatched by the Cowboys / Packers.
Originally posted by bassmanr:
I agree the Packers and Cowboys were great teams and we lost to a better team. I have not felt that way in the last 5 years. We just got out coached.
Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by bassmanr:
I agree the Packers and Cowboys were great teams and we lost to a better team. I have not felt that way in the last 5 years. We just got out coached.
You can make that argument this year perhaps. But prior to Brock taking over the 9ers weren't better with such a huge qb detriment compared to who we were trying to defeat.
Originally posted by bassmanr:
Good point but I think overall we were better than the Chiefs, Rams and Eagles. Just some really bad play calls, yes execution from Jimmy, back up TE and Oline play.
Originally posted by LottDMontanaO:
Originally posted by Bringbackedjr:
Originally posted by LottDMontanaO:
Originally posted by socalfan21:
This has been the theme of shanahans coaching career. It won't change. The dude crumbles when things get tense or don't go his way. I'm very much looking forward to how he's going to mess up next season
Your last sentence - if serious, what a pathetic thing to say if truly a fan of this team. Good thing this site has an ignore feature to filter out such worthless posts that are consistent with some.
Definitely not looking forward to it but I am sure Kyle will deliver disappointment ..again.
We'll see, and I'll be here when he and this team get over the hump, hopefully next year. I'll be here regardless, just like I have since 1977 - through thick and thin.
Originally posted by socalfan21:
Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
Originally posted by amir_tn80:
Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
I thought the turning point was when we got the ball on the Chiefs 45 after the interception in the 3rd quarter and failed to get any points.
Not only that. The defense forced a punt on next drive and got the offense the ball in decent field position once again. The offense proceeded to go three and out on three passes. The score was 10-3 at this time. A score on either of those drives would have changed the game. The play calling in third quarter was appalling.
Very true. I think if we score on either one of those 2 drives we likely win the game. The playcalling on those 2 drives was very bad.
This has been the theme of shanahans coaching career. It won't change. The dude crumbles when things get tense or don't go his way. I'm very much looking forward to how he's going to mess up next season
Originally posted by LottDMontanaO:
Originally posted by socalfan21:
This has been the theme of shanahans coaching career. It won't change. The dude crumbles when things get tense or don't go his way. I'm very much looking forward to how he's going to mess up next season
Your last sentence - if serious, what a pathetic thing to say if truly a fan of this team. Good thing this site has an ignore feature to filter out such worthless posts that are consistent with some.
Originally posted by genus49:
Originally posted by socalfan21:
Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
Originally posted by amir_tn80:
Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
I thought the turning point was when we got the ball on the Chiefs 45 after the interception in the 3rd quarter and failed to get any points.
Not only that. The defense forced a punt on next drive and got the offense the ball in decent field position once again. The offense proceeded to go three and out on three passes. The score was 10-3 at this time. A score on either of those drives would have changed the game. The play calling in third quarter was appalling.
Very true. I think if we score on either one of those 2 drives we likely win the game. The playcalling on those 2 drives was very bad.
This has been the theme of shanahans coaching career. It won't change. The dude crumbles when things get tense or don't go his way. I'm very much looking forward to how he's going to mess up next season
Cut the crap. The playcalling was not the issue. I gave you the details of those 3 drives above. Execution was poor. The plays were there to be made.
That's also ignoring the fact that we scored on each of our last 3 drives where we had more than single
seconds to do something with.
If you want to blame him, blame him for not targeting Aiyuk/Kittle more in the 2nd half vs using Deebo as the offensive focal point.
Originally posted by socalfan21:
Originally posted by genus49:
Originally posted by socalfan21:
Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
Originally posted by amir_tn80:
Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
I thought the turning point was when we got the ball on the Chiefs 45 after the interception in the 3rd quarter and failed to get any points.
Not only that. The defense forced a punt on next drive and got the offense the ball in decent field position once again. The offense proceeded to go three and out on three passes. The score was 10-3 at this time. A score on either of those drives would have changed the game. The play calling in third quarter was appalling.
Very true. I think if we score on either one of those 2 drives we likely win the game. The playcalling on those 2 drives was very bad.
This has been the theme of shanahans coaching career. It won't change. The dude crumbles when things get tense or don't go his way. I'm very much looking forward to how he's going to mess up next season
Cut the crap. The playcalling was not the issue. I gave you the details of those 3 drives above. Execution was poor. The plays were there to be made.
That's also ignoring the fact that we scored on each of our last 3 drives where we had more than single
seconds to do something with.
If you want to blame him, blame him for not targeting Aiyuk/Kittle more in the 2nd half vs using Deebo as the offensive focal point.
You told me to cut the crap, then criticized Shanahans coaching in the second half… this forum never ceases to amaze me
Originally posted by Chance:
Originally posted by socalfan21:
Originally posted by genus49:
Originally posted by socalfan21:
Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
Originally posted by amir_tn80:
Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
I thought the turning point was when we got the ball on the Chiefs 45 after the interception in the 3rd quarter and failed to get any points.
Not only that. The defense forced a punt on next drive and got the offense the ball in decent field position once again. The offense proceeded to go three and out on three passes. The score was 10-3 at this time. A score on either of those drives would have changed the game. The play calling in third quarter was appalling.
Very true. I think if we score on either one of those 2 drives we likely win the game. The playcalling on those 2 drives was very bad.
This has been the theme of shanahans coaching career. It won't change. The dude crumbles when things get tense or don't go his way. I'm very much looking forward to how he's going to mess up next season
Cut the crap. The playcalling was not the issue. I gave you the details of those 3 drives above. Execution was poor. The plays were there to be made.
That's also ignoring the fact that we scored on each of our last 3 drives where we had more than single
seconds to do something with.
If you want to blame him, blame him for not targeting Aiyuk/Kittle more in the 2nd half vs using Deebo as the offensive focal point.
You told me to cut the crap, then criticized Shanahans coaching in the second half… this forum never ceases to amaze me
Disagreeing with some of his decisions and saying he crumbled are not the same things. The problem with the anti-Kyle crowd is that you can't even have a nuanced discussion because everything is so f**king hyperbolic.