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49ers coach Kyle Shanahan's hilarious response to Mike McDaniel's hygiene admission: "He's definitely not lying"
By David Bonilla
Sep 15
Mike McDaniel's hygiene was in the headlines on Wednesday. The first-year head coach for the Miami Dolphins shared that he would often go from game days until late in the week without showering while serving as an assistant with the San Francisco 49ers.
McDaniel doesn't do that now because, as a head coach, he has to meet with too many people regularly.
Line of day: McDaniel says in SF he could push it from game day to almost Wednesday without showering. "Now, it would be obvious."— Hal Habib (@gunnerhal)
Baldy: 49ers miss Mike McDaniel, offense flat without him
By David Bonilla
Sep 27
The San Francisco 49ers defense has been outstanding through three games this season. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said about the offense. The Niners currently own the No. 2 ranked defense in the league. The offense, on the other hand, sits at No. 24.
While the 49ers have struggled to a 1-2 record, the Miami Dolphins, coached by Kyle Shanahan's former right-hand man, Mike McDaniel, are one of two undefeated teams and just knocked off the Buffalo Bills.
Some are starting to wonder if the loss of McDaniel was too much for Shanahan and the 49ers offense to overcome.
"I thought they would miss him, and I think they [do]," NFL analyst Brian Baldinger said on 95.7 The Game's The Morning Roast. "It just looks very beige, this offense, if
49ers Mailbag: Can Kyle Shanahan develop QBs? Was Mike McDaniel the secret sauce for the offense? What are the dimensions of an NFL end zone? (Asking for a friend)
By Marc Adams
13 hrs
The San Francisco 49ers have fallen to 1-2, with the Los Angeles Rams coming to Levi's Stadium on Monday night. It's hard to predict what will happen in that game. You would think the Rams will destroy the struggling 49ers. But last year, we thought the same thing. Instead, the 49ers blew out the Rams and turned their season around.
Can history repeat itself? The 49ers' defense is as good as ever. The offense, on the other hand, has not been good. The offensive production has been reminiscent of the days when the 49ers hired defensive-minded head coaches like Mike Nolan and Mike Singletary. This defense is Super Bowl-caliber. Right now, this offense isn't even playoff-caliber.
The 49ers can't blame anyone, but themselves, for their 1-2 start. They are much better