Concerning - Are 49ers gonna always be a step behind the Rams??

Originally posted by genus49:

Originally posted by jcs:
He was responsible for leaving unnecessary time on the clock and completely abandoning the run when his team just needed him to run out the clock up 28-3

How about the defense not allow a 25 point lead to disappear in under 2 quarters of football?

And Kyle did run the ball. The score was 28-12.

Kyle called 2 runs in a row and then on 3rd down asked his MVP QB to pick up the first down vs a loaded box(and after Coleman got injured on the 2nd run The result? Ryan fumbled the ball away. I'm sure that was Kyle's call right? Freeman misses the pressure pickup and Ryan doesn't get the ball out.

The next drive nobody was complaining about Ryan passing the ball when he hit Julio Jones for 27 yards to get them to the Patriots 22 yard line.

Next play - Freeman run for -1 yards.
Play after is the Ryan sack when throwing the ball away would've been smarter given where they were on the field. Then the holding call on the next play pushing them even further out.

Pretending that Kyle didn't try to run the ball and that's where the majority of the blame for that loss goes is absolutely idiotic. I know you're not out here blaming Saleh for the 2019 loss or Wilks for the 2023 loss. You're putting it all on Shanahan.

Keep the same energy then...

Originally posted by DrEll:

Originally posted by genus49:

Originally posted by jcs:
He was responsible for leaving unnecessary time on the clock and completely abandoning the run when his team just needed him to run out the clock up 28-3

How about the defense not allow a 25 point lead to disappear in under 2 quarters of football?

And Kyle did run the ball. The score was 28-12.

Kyle called 2 runs in a row and then on 3rd down asked his MVP QB to pick up the first down vs a loaded box(and after Coleman got injured on the 2nd run The result? Ryan fumbled the ball away. I'm sure that was Kyle's call right? Freeman misses the pressure pickup and Ryan doesn't get the ball out.

The next drive nobody was complaining about Ryan passing the ball when he hit Julio Jones for 27 yards to get them to the Patriots 22 yard line.

Next play - Freeman run for -1 yards.
Play after is the Ryan sack when throwing the ball away would've been smarter given where they were on the field. Then the holding call on the next play pushing them even further out.

Pretending that Kyle didn't try to run the ball and that's where the majority of the blame for that loss goes is absolutely idiotic. I know you're not out here blaming Saleh for the 2019 loss or Wilks for the 2023 loss. You're putting it all on Shanahan.

Keep the same energy then...

My god. The amount of the depth you go into just to protect Kyle. You must think he's the greatest coach of all time…

Originally posted by Niner4Life21_:

Originally posted by DrEll:

Originally posted by genus49:

Originally posted by jcs:
He was responsible for leaving unnecessary time on the clock and completely abandoning the run when his team just needed him to run out the clock up 28-3

How about the defense not allow a 25 point lead to disappear in under 2 quarters of football?

And Kyle did run the ball. The score was 28-12.

Kyle called 2 runs in a row and then on 3rd down asked his MVP QB to pick up the first down vs a loaded box(and after Coleman got injured on the 2nd run The result? Ryan fumbled the ball away. I'm sure that was Kyle's call right? Freeman misses the pressure pickup and Ryan doesn't get the ball out.

The next drive nobody was complaining about Ryan passing the ball when he hit Julio Jones for 27 yards to get them to the Patriots 22 yard line.

Next play - Freeman run for -1 yards.
Play after is the Ryan sack when throwing the ball away would've been smarter given where they were on the field. Then the holding call on the next play pushing them even further out.

Pretending that Kyle didn't try to run the ball and that's where the majority of the blame for that loss goes is absolutely idiotic. I know you're not out here blaming Saleh for the 2019 loss or Wilks for the 2023 loss. You're putting it all on Shanahan.

Keep the same energy then...

My god. The amount of the depth you go into just to protect Kyle. You must think he's the greatest coach of all time…

And you must think you're the smartest fan of all time. Any time someone uses analysis or facts to back up their points you resort to hyperboles and the same old blanket statements without support.

You're calling out "The amount of depth..." in his response as if it's a bad thing. It shows that he actually knows what he's talking about, unlike you who pretends to have a photographic memory from games that happened 5-10 years ago.

Originally posted by genus49:
Yes consistently. Compare their record with McVay and Shanahan and it's clear.

As for the 4 of the last 5 games...

We know what happened this year 1-1 even though we were severaly hampered by injuries.

2024
We blow a 10 point 4th quarter lead in part due to the defense badly misplaying as well as a drop from Ronnie Bell that would've put us in winning FG range and that's on top of Jake Moody missing a FG to make the lead larger.

Then a rain game with Deebo dropping a likely TD.

2023
We rest our starters they win
We play our starters - they kick a FG with no time remaining just to beat the point spread

Wonder why you didn't go back to the last 7 games...

Originally posted by genus49:
Yes consistently. Compare their record with McVay and Shanahan and it's clear.

As for the 4 of the last 5 games...

We know what happened this year 1-1 even though we were severaly hampered by injuries.

2024
We blow a 10 point 4th quarter lead in part due to the defense badly misplaying as well as a drop from Ronnie Bell that would've put us in winning FG range and that's on top of Jake Moody missing a FG to make the lead larger.

Then a rain game with Deebo dropping a likely TD.

2023
We rest our starters they win
We play our starters - they kick a FG with no time remaining just to beat the point spread

Wonder why you didn't go back to the last 7 games...

Originally posted by DrEll:
The Falcons had a 28-3 lead going into the 4th. They lost the game. Genus is giving us a lecture on how Kyle has no blame in that loss.

lord almighty

Originally posted by Bullrush42:
When you make trades like the Niners did for Trey Lance, yes. You simply cannot trust whoever made that decision in the long run

Originally posted by DrEll:

Originally posted by genus49:

Originally posted by jcs:
He was responsible for leaving unnecessary time on the clock and completely abandoning the run when his team just needed him to run out the clock up 28-3

How about the defense not allow a 25 point lead to disappear in under 2 quarters of football?

And Kyle did run the ball. The score was 28-12.

Kyle called 2 runs in a row and then on 3rd down asked his MVP QB to pick up the first down vs a loaded box(and after Coleman got injured on the 2nd run The result? Ryan fumbled the ball away. I'm sure that was Kyle's call right? Freeman misses the pressure pickup and Ryan doesn't get the ball out.

The next drive nobody was complaining about Ryan passing the ball when he hit Julio Jones for 27 yards to get them to the Patriots 22 yard line.

Next play - Freeman run for -1 yards.
Play after is the Ryan sack when throwing the ball away would've been smarter given where they were on the field. Then the holding call on the next play pushing them even further out.

Pretending that Kyle didn't try to run the ball and that's where the majority of the blame for that loss goes is absolutely idiotic. I know you're not out here blaming Saleh for the 2019 loss or Wilks for the 2023 loss. You're putting it all on Shanahan.

Keep the same energy then...

My god. The amount of the depth you go into just to protect Kyle. You must think he's the greatest coach of all time…

Originally posted by Philippines_49er:

Originally posted by DrEll:
The Falcons had a 28-3 lead going into the 4th. They lost the game. Genus is giving us a lecture on how Kyle has no blame in that loss.

lord almighty

All he had to do was run out the clock! Anybody that doesn't understand this doesn't know a thing about football.

Originally posted by lamontb:
Y'all talking about the Falcons when dude didn't know the dam overtime rules in the SB.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by 9moon:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by Niner4Life21_:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
We are well behind the Rams on talent level, coaching, injuries. They are better and probably have the deeper run. They are in the Super Bowl hunt. We are not.

You really think a healthy team coached by Shanahan and Saleh is "well behind" the Rams in terms of talent level and coaching? Didn't we just beat them in week 5 with a depleted team? What does that say about the Rams and how well coached/talented they are?

Of course they will have the deeper playoff run this year. That's common sense.

Well their coach WON the Super Bowl. Ours never has. So there is a pretty big difference right there.

SAN... haven't I told you before that you'll never win the argument with the Shannanigans here.. his followers here still have yet to see clearly enough that our windows have closed because our HC had not made any adjustment to make this team better... he still believes too much that he can win all by himself w/any players in the roster..

I still wonder what great coach you want to replace Kyle?