Originally posted by DrEll:
Originally posted by Afrikan:
Originally posted by RonnieLott:
Originally posted by krizay:
Originally posted by RonnieLott:
The point I and others are making is that Jimmy has done just fine without Kyle.
Fact is, some say, Kyle did not utilise Jimmy effectively and you can see that Kyle Shannahan is starting to do the same thing with Brock Purdy.
Brock's work in the red zone has Kyle's initials all over it. Conservative, conservative, conservative.
Add to that a kicker like moody who misses as many as he gets, and you can see why the fan base of the San Francisco 49ers is Uber frustrated with what they have seen recently.
Add this to the fact Kyle lost an unlosable Superbowl to Kansas City when 10-0 up and again playing Uber conservative offence, so much so that All World tight End George Kittle ended the game with one reception for two years and you get the picture. It all adds up.
Kyle makes the same mistakes, over and over and over and over and over and over again.
From Matt Ryan in the Superbowl to this year of mediocracy.
Except with Matt Ryan he got crucified for not being conservative. Fact is, he put his team in position to win the SB and they s**t the bed. They had a holding call that negated what basically would have iced the game after a big gain. They had a RB miss a block then the QB taking a sack knocking them out of FG range and a fumble. I haven't even got to the defense yet. Being up 38-3 then losing.
This past SB we scored on our last 3-4 possessions to keep giving us the lead. Once again his defense can't make a play.
In ATLANTA neither his offense nor defense made a play down the stretch to win. On offense plays were there to be made they didn't make them.
This past Superbowl his unit made the plays down the stretch. Him as HC/OC should be at worse 2-1 in Superbowls. Argument can be made 3-0 but 1st KC Superbowl there was definitely blame on Kyle for being conservative IMO.
In the last Superbowl last year vrs Kansas City, Kyle went uber conservative offensively when we were 10-0 up in the first haldf when Kansas City was on their Knees begging for mercy. Kyle actually showed Kansas City mercy. Stupid, stupid, stupid stupid. We should have been miles ahead at half time. We should have been out of sight so no matter what Kansas City did, they couldn't come back.
So, Kyle kind of rectified it by the last quarter but it was too late.
When you get into a pissing competition with Patrick Mahomes in over time, and then stupidly decided to receive the ball after winning the coin toss, you are setting Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid up to succeed and for Kyle and for Kyle's team, the San Francisco 49ers to fail.
Which we did. Again!
I've pointed this out before, but watch what Bruce Arians and Tom Brady did to the Chiefs before halftime of their Super Bowl.... watch their mentality in comparison to Kyle's.
Bucs had a 14-3 lead... but the Chiefs drove downfield, but the Bucs held them to 3 pts. So all the sudden, the Bucs only had a one score lead with under 1min to play before halftime. Hell 44 secs left on a 3rd down on the other side of the 40 yard line..
Kyle would have ran out the clock, to regroup in the locker room.
but the Bucs just kept attacking with only 40 secs to go. Attacking deep to get them in FG range... but that wasn't enough for them... with secs left to go, they kept attacking because they wanted a TD... not a FG. They got their TD.
That gave them a 21-6 starting the 3rd qtr. Chiefs got the ball first.. but believe they were stopped. But still the Bucs kept attacking for a TD...and was able to extend the lead. Basically allowing them to play coverage and chase around Mahomes.
Yep amazing how ppl seem to ignore this. SB 54. 49ers stop the Chiefs right before half. There's a shot of John Lynch in the booth jumping up and down making a TO gesture with his hands. Kyle instead runs out the clock. Dude has no football sense. Can't wait for the clown to get fired…
He believes he's smarter than everyone else, just look at the drafts. He's still a young guy, but he isn't growing in the head coaching role.
