49ers Head Coach Kyle Shanahan Thread

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Montana:
Hmm not sure why Brock is "not anywhere near Mahomes or Brady level." We don't know that yet imo.

Im a big Brock fan but.... yes we do.

lol

Originally posted by NYniner85:

A look at the top 10 plays of the @49ers 2025 season 💪 pic.twitter.com/QpwyqcExoo

— NFL (@NFL) February 19, 2026

Some great plays there. Pearsal is full of promise and just had to work on strengthening himself to be more injury resistant, we need Bosa back and a stronger Oline and Kittle type assistance blocking. I hope CS and JL are wise in the draft this year. Work needs to be done to prevent so many injuries. Sure some are just bad luck but your luck gets better with more physical conditioning. Shannahan and Saleh did not do too badly in the end given the injuries. However, it is also up to the them to prevent them and not drive players into the ground. I would think if we do not win the Super Bowl in the next to years it might be time to rethink their positions.

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Montana:
Hmm not sure why Brock is "not anywhere near Mahomes or Brady level." We don't know that yet imo.

Im a big Brock fan but.... yes we do.

Lol this

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Montana:
Hmm not sure why Brock is "not anywhere near Mahomes or Brady level." We don't know that yet imo.

Im a big Brock fan but.... yes we do.

lol

Alright we will see about that lol

Originally posted by Montana:
Hmm not sure why Brock is "not anywhere near Mahomes or Brady level." We don't know that yet imo.

You can't be serious

Originally posted by RickyRoma:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Speaking of getting back on topic to Kyle, I was recommended a video on Instagram with some guy at Levi's stadium asking 49ers' fans who they thought was the greatest 49ers head coach ever. I was shocked at how many of them said Kyle Shanahan.

It made me wonder: are these just casuals or bandwagon fans? Or are we really at the point in time where the majority of 49ers' fans don't know who Bill Walsh is because it was so long ago? I wasn't alive for Bill Walsh, but I sure as hell knew who he was my entire life. There's either a gaping generational gap or widespread amnesia amongst the 49ers' fan base.

Bill Walsh is the most influential HC of the last 50 years....and probably is a top 5 HC all time. As much as I respect Shanahan and feel fortunate that he's the Niner HC, anybody putting Shanahan ahead of Walsh cannot really be taken seriously. They are either 10 years old, related to the Shanahans, or simply don't know the sport.

99% of them who said Shanahan post in this very forum .

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:

Originally posted by RickyRoma:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Speaking of getting back on topic to Kyle, I was recommended a video on Instagram with some guy at Levi's stadium asking 49ers' fans who they thought was the greatest 49ers head coach ever. I was shocked at how many of them said Kyle Shanahan.

It made me wonder: are these just casuals or bandwagon fans? Or are we really at the point in time where the majority of 49ers' fans don't know who Bill Walsh is because it was so long ago? I wasn't alive for Bill Walsh, but I sure as hell knew who he was my entire life. There's either a gaping generational gap or widespread amnesia amongst the 49ers' fan base.

Bill Walsh is the most influential HC of the last 50 years....and probably is a top 5 HC all time. As much as I respect Shanahan and feel fortunate that he's the Niner HC, anybody putting Shanahan ahead of Walsh cannot really be taken seriously. They are either 10 years old, related to the Shanahans, or simply don't know the sport.

99% of them who said Shanahan post in this very forum .

Do you do anything else but non stop cry and make up bs? No wonder your previous account was banned.

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:

Originally posted by Montana:
Hmm not sure why Brock is "not anywhere near Mahomes or Brady level." We don't know that yet imo.

You can't be serious

Brock pretty much sent Brady into retirement after that Tampa Game

And Mahomes is..a pumped up more than he should be.

Unpopular opinion maybe but ima stand by it

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Montana:

Hmm not sure why Brock is "not anywhere near Mahomes or Brady level." We don't know that yet imo.

Im a big Brock fan but.... yes we do.

Lol this

The Trey Lance crew still acting like they know anything about quarterbacking lol

Originally posted by Montana:

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:

Originally posted by Montana:

Hmm not sure why Brock is "not anywhere near Mahomes or Brady level." We don't know that yet imo.

You can't be serious

Brock pretty much sent Brady into retirement after that Tampa Game

And Mahomes is..a pumped up more than he should be.

Unpopular opinion maybe but ima stand by it

He's a broken arm and an Ot plan from having 2 SBs already. Combined with his numbers, I don't think his own fans would be as dismissive of him if a couple of those plays go our way. Definitely wouldn't be saying he's "nowhere near". I wouldn't write him off to that level yet

Originally posted by Montana:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Montana:
Hmm not sure why Brock is "not anywhere near Mahomes or Brady level." We don't know that yet imo.

Im a big Brock fan but.... yes we do.

lol

Alright we will see about that lol

Listen, nothing I'd love more than to be proven wrong on that statement.

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:

Originally posted by RickyRoma:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Speaking of getting back on topic to Kyle, I was recommended a video on Instagram with some guy at Levi's stadium asking 49ers' fans who they thought was the greatest 49ers head coach ever. I was shocked at how many of them said Kyle Shanahan.

It made me wonder: are these just casuals or bandwagon fans? Or are we really at the point in time where the majority of 49ers' fans don't know who Bill Walsh is because it was so long ago? I wasn't alive for Bill Walsh, but I sure as hell knew who he was my entire life. There's either a gaping generational gap or widespread amnesia amongst the 49ers' fan base.

Bill Walsh is the most influential HC of the last 50 years....and probably is a top 5 HC all time. As much as I respect Shanahan and feel fortunate that he's the Niner HC, anybody putting Shanahan ahead of Walsh cannot really be taken seriously. They are either 10 years old, related to the Shanahans, or simply don't know the sport.

99% of them who said Shanahan post in this very forum .

I haven't seen one say Shanahan yet so I'm questioning your math.

Originally posted by CharlieSheen:

Originally posted by Montana:

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:

Originally posted by Montana:
Hmm not sure why Brock is "not anywhere near Mahomes or Brady level." We don't know that yet imo.

You can't be serious

Brock pretty much sent Brady into retirement after that Tampa Game

And Mahomes is..a pumped up more than he should be.

Unpopular opinion maybe but ima stand by it

He's a broken arm and an Ot plan from having 2 SBs already. Combined with his numbers, I don't think his own fans would be as dismissive of him if a couple of those plays go our way. Definitely wouldn't be saying he's "nowhere near". I wouldn't write him off to that level yet

You can check his thread for my thoughts on Brock but let's be real here. There are physical limitations to Brock's game which is why he's nowhere near those guys. Team accomplishments are just a part of it.

And Brock would've had a SB and Mahomes would have one less if he actually made a couple of the throws he missed. Not saying he's to blame for the loss but I believe both Mahomes and Brady make that read and throw to Aiyuk at the 2 minute mark to run the clock and win the SB so let's not play the what if game.

Like I said above, I'd love to be proven wrong in that regard.

Originally posted by CharlieSheen:
He's a broken arm and an Ot plan from having 2 SBs already. Combined with his numbers, I don't think his own fans would be as dismissive of him if a couple of those plays go our way. Definitely wouldn't be saying he's "nowhere near". I wouldn't write him off to that level yet

Exactly

Originally posted by genus49:
You can check his thread for my thoughts on Brock but let's be real here. There are physical limitations to Brock's game which is why he's nowhere near those guys. Team accomplishments are just a part of it.

And Brock would've had a SB and Mahomes would have one less if he actually made a couple of the throws he missed. Not saying he's to blame for the loss but I believe both Mahomes and Brady make that read and throw to Aiyuk at the 2 minute mark to run the clock and win the SB so let's not play the what if game.

Like I said above, I'd love to be proven wrong in that regard.

Lol sorry I can't take you srs on Brock anymore. Nowhere near, ayfkm? Did you watch Brock at all those first two years? He would have gotten an SB win if the o line actually blocked Reddick from blowing right through and destroying Purdy's arm.

Limitations, lol limitations were that we basically had no roster this yr or last yr due to injuries and he still performed great. And blaming the SB loss on Brock, really? None of the blame goes on Shanny's lame ass decisions or Burford letting Chris Jones blast right through? Get real.

What sucks is that Brock is just as good as Mahomes..(oh no, I said that!)..but the reason he may never get the recognition, is because of some dumb as decisions/actions by the o-line that has been neglected severely or by lame ass calls by Shanahan.

Is Brock perfect? No. But him being written off as nowhere near...that is just small minded. If Brock's arm did not snap in half..we won that SB guaranteed. Then, this discussion would be totally different. That is what is so s**tty about that injury. We would have won 100%

Define limitations exactly?