Originally posted by JoseCortez:
Originally posted by 9moon:
Originally posted by JoseCortez:
Originally posted by DrEll:
Originally posted by JoseCortez:
Originally posted by genus49:
You realize you have three options as a fan…cope with not getting a ring, stop being a fan right or end it all.
I assure you no fan complaining about the team online has ever been able to reverse the course of history and post their team to a SB victory they didn't actually get in reality.
So as long as we're in here posting and still supporting the team we're all coping with those loses.
s**tting on Kyle is how I cope.
I think your analysis and critiques are quite thoughtful.
We shall not be silenced into mediocrity!
BRAH... you out numbered here ... you out numbered !!
I know. But they won't stop me.
i just finished the rise of the 49ers on amc. It brought a tear to my eye. The desire to win by debartolo. The genius of Walsh.
There was a snippet in there. bill walsh didn't have the best oline. And he knew he couldn't move the opposing dline. So he developed the west coast offense with short timing routes with three step drops to get past the dline. Such an innovator. The start of the dynasty was that 35-7 comeback vs the saints in 1980. Never saw the niners today with shanahan do anything like that.
then I thought about shanahan and York I wanted to vomit.
I'm sorry to tell you this...but you're not special. Jed York is not reading your posts on here to make his decisions just like he's not reading mine.
You are the minority with your thoughts here. If you follow this thread there is like 10 of you at most who repeat the same crap over and over and fluff yourselves up when doing it trying to pretend you're somehow speaking for the majority of fans.
Yes 35-7 comeback win, week 14 game the year we went 6-10 is what started the dynasty, forget they lost 35-10 the next game and then lost another one to go 0-2 after that comeback win.
Drafting of Ronnie Lott, Eric Wright and Carlton Williamson the draft after that season had nothing to do with it...
And btw while not a 35-7 comeback, they had a similar type of game in 2017 against the Rams being down 34-20 heading into the 4th quarter. Which is actually a bigger deficit at that point in the game than the 49ers had in that Saints game. If not for the BS OPI call on Trent Taylor 49ers win that game and that was with Brian Hoyer as the QB, not Joe Montana.
But yes...nobody here will argue against how great Walsh/Montana/Eddie D combo was in those days. It was magical and all of us here would kill to have that happen again. However times are different. The NFL is different. Football has come a long way since the late 70s/early 80s. Bill was a true genius and innovator. What he was able to do with the WCO was not only get an advantage on where the NFL was at the time but also put himself into a great position to bring in players for his scheme that other teams weren't as excited by. It's similar to the Denver Broncos under Alex Gibbs/Mike Shanahan reaping benefits of modernizing the zone blocking scheme and getting all those players and dominant RBs/OLs from it.
Problem is eventually teams adjust, your coaching tree spreads and now more teams are looking for similar skill sets and with the salary cap in play today you cannot keep all your top players.
You guys refuse to open your eyes and look around the league. There are 32 HC in the league. 10 of them have ties to Shanahan whether they're guys who worked under him as HC/OC or worked for guys who learned from him and got HC gigs.
All of them are trying to find similar players on offense and in some cases on defense as well. Wanting to get rid of Kyle Shanahan right now is just stupid since odds are you'll be looking to replace him with someone from his coaching tree who may not even be as good.