49ers Head Coach Kyle Shanahan Thread

Originally posted by SmokeCrabtrees:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by RonMexico:
I think this season would be going differently if the falcons won the SB, Kyle clearly isn't over that and the pressure to win has become too much for him to handle

He needs to get over that epic choke job.

He probs has... Yall havent lol.

ya I was devastated

Originally posted by Niners816:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by RonMexico:
I think this season would be going differently if the falcons won the SB, Kyle clearly isn't over that and the pressure to win has become too much for him to handle

He needs to get over that epic choke job.

Especially since it wasn't his fault.....No fault in trusting your MVP QB having a historic year to know that you absolutely can't take a sack. That one play set everything in motion.

Wasn't his fault??....there is a thread devoted to how it was his fault if you do a quick search....

Shanahan, of course, was responsible for the debacle in the Superbowl. The victory was assured and he threw it away for reasons that elude understanding. A coach is hired to make good decisions, and at least in the biggest game of them all, he failed miserably.

Originally posted by jcs:

Wasn't his fault??....there is a thread devoted to how it was his fault if you do a quick search....

Why don't you do a quick f**king search....I don't give a s**t if there's a thread scapegoating him for a second down call with 4 minutes to go that doesn't make it right.

Originally posted by napo:

Shanahan, of course, was responsible for the debacle in the Superbowl. The victory was assured and he threw it away for reasons that elude understanding. A coach is hired to make good decisions, and at least in the biggest game of them all, he failed miserably.

HAHA.....how many made up names do you guys need

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by Niners816:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by RonMexico:
I think this season would be going differently if the falcons won the SB, Kyle clearly isn't over that and the pressure to win has become too much for him to handle

He needs to get over that epic choke job.

Especially since it wasn't his fault.....No fault in trusting your MVP QB having a historic year to know that you absolutely can't take a sack. That one play set everything in motion.

Wasn't his fault??....there is a thread devoted to how it was his fault if you do a quick search....

just cause there is a blame thread doesn't mean it was entirely his fault

There also a HC, DC, STC and 48 players.

HC overrides all in the final mins

Originally posted by Niners816:

Originally posted by napo:
Shanahan, of course, was responsible for the debacle in the Superbowl. The victory was assured and he threw it away for reasons that elude understanding. A coach is hired to make good decisions, and at least in the biggest game of them all, he failed miserably.

HAHA.....how many made up names do you guys need

seriously

Originally posted by jcs:

Wasn't his fault??....there is a thread devoted to how it was his fault if you do a quick search....

Oooh, a thread on a forum showing it was his fault! Must be gospel truth then. Smh. Anyone with half a brain who watched the SB knows the defense collapsed in the second half. And Kyle ran the defen...oh wait. [oh lord

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by Niners816:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by RonMexico:
I think this season would be going differently if the falcons won the SB, Kyle clearly isn't over that and the pressure to win has become too much for him to handle

He needs to get over that epic choke job.

Especially since it wasn't his fault.....No fault in trusting your MVP QB having a historic year to know that you absolutely can't take a sack. That one play set everything in motion.

Wasn't his fault??....there is a thread devoted to how it was his fault if you do a quick search....

just cause there is a blame thread doesn't mean it was entirely his fault

There also a HC, DC, STC and 48 players.

HC overrides all in the final mins

Dan Quinn gave KS complete control of the offense. Being a DC and defensive guy that makes sense...especially when during the regular season KS led his O to the best ranking and helped his QB win MVP.

Yes Quinn should have been involved and forced KS to run the ball on that last possession because KS wasn't going to do it himself, has even said that's not in his nature and continued to try and attack down field which in that instance led to penalties and a sack that took them out of FG range and instead of a 2 possession game for NE in the closing mins he gave them a shot that they took to tie and eventually win the SB...KS wasn't the only guilty party but he made a large contribution to the greatest meltdown in Superbowl History.

Kyle may not be looking as good as some of you thought but hey neither is Matty Ice and that ATL offense.

Oops....Cuzins obviously saw CJs coming out half last week, and now , after thinking about it a week, has decided to keep his options open by mentioning he would be amenable to reuniting with Kyle. Note: he didn't say this right after the game with them, he waited for the butt kicking game we experienced from dallas' boot. Pretty easy to see he wants to be kept in mind for the QB slot here in 2018. He got outplayed...or at worst evenly played by CJ...so waiting for the Dallas thumping was very clever. That is a strong sign he'd like to be here. But I think he did that because he saw what CJ brot to the table...and I think it unsettled him. He's just checking in, reminding kyle.

I will repeat part of an earlier post. I think Kyle has our FR QB already, and is just pushing him now to see just how much pain CJ can take. But I think Kyle has found us our FR QB.

Really. And I further think Cuzins is afraid of that. This could also just be idle chatter but the timing and CJs'debut...i think cuzins sees is slipping away. He gets to stay wiht Danny snyder. Bet he doesn't like that turn of events.

Originally posted by jcs:

Dan Quinn gave KS complete control of the offense. Being a DC and defensive guy that makes sense...especially when during the regular season KS led his O to the best ranking and helped his QB win MVP.

Yes Quinn should have been involved and forced KS to run the ball on that last possession because KS wasn't going to do it himself, has even said that's not in his nature and continued to try and attack down field which in that instance led to penalties and a sack that took them out of FG range and instead of a 2 possession game for NE in the closing mins he gave them a shot that they took to tie and eventually win the SB...KS wasn't the only guilty party but he made a large contribution to the greatest meltdown in Superbowl History.

The play that Ryan took the sack on had to 2 routes within 3-5 yards of the LOS. Julio was the corner route that got bracketed. They even kept Hooper in to pass protect. Ryan can't take a sack here. That sack set in motion the hold and then the subsequent calls. It's not as cut and dry as some want to make it.

Speaking of Quinn, how about you get your defense to make one stop in the 4th?

Ryan's numbers are obviously WAY down from the first six games of his 2016 MVP campaign. His pass-yards-per-game figure has slipped from 345.8 to 265.0. That's 80 yards! His passer rating's down 28.6 points.

From NFL.com

How does Ryan's first year under Sarkesian compare to his first year under Shanahan?