DON'T fukk THIS UP (AGAIN) KYLE!! EDIT: HE DID!!! ....2024 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS SEASON THREAD.

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

How many games did we win? Six games, Kyle wanted Hoyer, he could have kept Kaep as a bridge but didn’t want to. The next year Jimmy gets hurt and we go 4-12 and he decides again not to get a qb and chooses not to even look at Mahomes despite Lynch and Chris simms telling him too which is what saves Andy Reid’s legacy.

Winning 6 games with that roster is actually a miracle. If everyone knew Mahomes was going to be a GOAT he wouldn't have gone 10th and the Bears wouldn't have drafted Mitch Trubisky over him lol

This can go both ways. 31 other teams passed on Brock Purdy and he's leading the league in every advanced stat there is without CMC (who everyone said he needed to be successful).

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

We were a Kyle Williams fumble away from facing the pats in the superbowl we can both play this game.

Were we? The difference between the comparisons here is that Kyle's offense put Moody in a position to win the game and he blew it and then Kyle's offense and Purdy's arm put Ronnie Bell in a position to win and he blew it...

The game you just referenced with Kyle Williams fumbling, Harbaugh/Roman/Smith couldn't move the ball all day...

 

[nightwing2016]

Were we? The difference between the comparisons here is that Kyle's offense put Moody in a position to win the game and he blew it and then Kyle's offense and Purdy's arm put Ronnie Bell in a position to win and he blew it...

The game you just referenced with Kyle Williams fumbling, Harbaugh/Roman/Smith couldn't move the ball all day...

And the niners still were leading the game there is a direct correlation between the ten points of the twenty the giants scored and Williams two fumbles.

Moody is not clutch we saw this last year and it was a fifty five yarder at that

 

[nightwing2016]

Winning 6 games with that roster is actually a miracle. If everyone knew Mahomes was going to be a GOAT he wouldn't have gone 10th and the Bears wouldn't have drafted Mitch Trubisky over him lol

This can go both ways. 31 other teams passed on Brock Purdy and he's leading the league in every advanced stat there is without CMC (who everyone said he needed to be successful).

Kyle didn’t even look at him, he wanted Kirk cousins. Brock wasn’t even Kyle’s guy, he hadn’t even watched any tape on him. Kyle lucked into Brock thanks to a qb scout that lynch liked enough to use a throw away pick on him and hit a jackpot.

 

[FaTaL]

I'm not even here to shyt on Harbaugh but to me the Seahawks/Ravens/Giants losses are the same exact thing to Shanny. My point is all of you who want Shanny gone... remember what happened after Mariucci. Remember what happened after Harbaugh. We were a laughing stock across the league.

You want to go back to being a 3-win team every season?

There are not 5 coaches currently in the NFL that are better than Kyle.

I’m ok with the status quo, Shanahan is philly Reid status right now, maybe he’ll eventually win one

 

[threattonature]

Mina Kimes reviewing Brock Purdy's play so far this year.

 

[Jmare007]

1.- Kyle is a safe bet to compete and to contend with a stacked roster.

2.- Kyle is stubborn and doesn't learn form his mistakes no matter how many times it's proven that those mistakes wont lead to a SB ring.

3.- There is a risk of becoming a worse, or much worse, team with a different HC.

4.- There is a chance of winning a SB with this roster and a different HC even if that guy isn't "better" than Kyle, there's plenty of examples with other teams that have won it all in the past 20 years.


I think all of those things can be true at the same time personally I know Kyle is staying for at least 2 or 3 years so even though I will bytch and complain when does dumb shyt that costs us games, I'm not naive enough to think the team will move from him. Last year's extension isn't getting unmade.

 

[threattonature]

1.- Kyle is a safe bet to compete and to contend with a stacked roster.

2.- Kyle is stubborn and doesn't learn form his mistakes no matter how many times it's proven that those mistakes wont lead to a SB ring.

3.- There is a risk of becoming a worse, or much worse, team with a different HC.

4.- There is a chance of winning a SB with this roster and a different HC even if that guy isn't "better" than Kyle, there's plenty of examples with other teams that have won it all in the past 20 years.


I think all of those things can be true at the same time personally I know Kyle is staying for at least 2 or 3 years so even though I will bytch and complain when does dumb shyt that costs us games, I'm not naive enough to think the team will move from him. Last year's extension isn't getting unmade.

This is wild thinking to me. There were like 5 or 6 separate plays that if they went the 49ers way they would have won last year's Super Bowl. It's insane to write them off as never being able to win a Super Bowl. Winning a Super Bowl in large part comes down to luck.

 

[Jmare007]

This is wild thinking to me. There were like 5 or 6 separate plays that if they went the 49ers way they would have won last year's Super Bowl. It's insane to write them off as never being able to win a Super Bowl. Winning a Super Bowl in large part comes down to luck.

We've lost the same game times 3 in the past 5 years breh. Two Superbowls and 1 NFCCG.

I do agree luck is a factor but when you basically put your team in the same position three times because of decisions you made as the HC, it ain't some random shyt either.

 

[nightwing2016]

We've lost the same game times 3 in the past 5 years breh. Two Superbowls and 1 NFCCG.

I do agree luck is a factor but when you basically put your team in the same position three times because of decisions you made as the HC, it ain't some random shyt either.

And that is also if we ignore the Atlanta Super Bowl collapse

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

And that is also if we ignore the Atlanta Super Bowl collapse

I always find it funny when people bring that up like Quinn's defense, as the head coach, wasn't getting steamrolled..

 

[yseJ]

Someone floated Calais Campbell as a player Niners can trade for

Hes a million years old and more of a 5 tech in a 3-4 but I wont be mad if its for a very late rounder

 

[JLova]

Flat out lie. Alex Smith had several possessions and went NOWHERE.... trying to pin it all on Kyle Williams is very distasteful to me

Alex completed 1 pass to a player who was not a RB or TE. He was awful save for a couple good plays.

 

[King Kreole]

We've lost the same game times 3 in the past 5 years breh. Two Superbowls and 1 NFCCG.

I do agree luck is a factor but when you basically put your team in the same position three times because of decisions you made as the HC, it ain't some random shyt either.

We've never been boat raced in any big game under Kyle, he put the team in a position to win each of those 3 games. The margin between an L and a W in those games was luck. It's not like we had a massive lead and collapsed down the stretch. If Jack Tartt catches that breadbasket INT we win. If Jimmy hits Sanders we win. If Burford doesn't fukk up that block we win. The SB and Conference Championships are supposed to be the tightest games of the year. We can say we had the talent advantage but we weren't playing bums. There's way too much parity in the league for any team to be expected to win the SB. Real coaching is about putting the structure in place and making enough good decisions throughout the year to give your team the chance to win it. Kyle has done that just about every year.

 

[Jmare007]

We've never been boat raced in any big game under Kyle, he put the team in a position to win each of those 3 games. The margin between an L and a W in those games was luck. It's not like we had a massive lead and collapsed down the stretch. If Jack Tartt catches that breadbasket INT we win. If Jimmy hits Sanders we win. If Burford doesn't fukk up that block we win. The SB and Conference Championships are supposed to be the tightest games of the year. We can say we had the talent advantage but we weren't playing bums. There's way too much parity in the league for any team to be expected to win the SB. Real coaching is about putting the structure in place and making enough good decisions throughout the year to give your team the chance to win it. Kyle has done that just about every year.

I get that thought process. I just hope thinking that Kyle is stubborn and makes the same mistakes in big games is something that's understandable as well, as I think we have enough evidence of that.