Source: Singletary will have to win 1-2 playoff games to keep job

global_nomad · 2010-10-12T20:48:25-07:00

Give excitable San Francisco 49ers president Jed York credit for being supportive of his team in the face of its 0-5 start. Niners are starting to lose patience. York made news Sunday when he declared that the 49ers will still win the NFC West. Good luck with that. However, if the 49ers should pull off a miracle comeback this season, it probably won’t save coach Mike Singletary’s job. According to a team source, Singletary will need to do some extraordinary things over the final 11 games to have any hope of coming back as coach. That extraordinary thing would be something like winning all of the remaining games and even a playoff contest or two. While York also said this weekend that he’s “absolutely” staying with Singletary for the remainder of the year, the decision to stand pat is partly based on the belief that there’s no one on staff that the organization feels it can entrust with the job. dad-gum Yahoo Sports Jason Cole

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Oct 25, 2010 at 3:26 PM

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