(Episode 404) — Al Sacco and Brian Renick sound off on the 49ers' poor efforts with their DC search, the impact of the Trent Baalke firing, what it says about the 49ers if they promote Brandon Staley to DC, how the defensive personnel will change with a new DC, Pete Carroll's name being tied to San Francisco, not a lot of buzz for a new special teams coordinator, why the NFL needs to have an eye-in-the-sky when it comes to crucial penalties, the Chiefs benefiting from calls, looking ahead to conference championship week and more.
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