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The f are you taking about now?You are literally regurgitating the Jed York playbook in 2013, so you have that going for you.They won't fire Shanahan, and that's OK. No titles in 30 years, so now SB losses are the accepted standard.
Someone else start a 2024 thread please. I'm above that **** starting now.
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that was quick
Unfortunately, I don’t believe you.They won't fire Shanahan, and that's OK. No titles in 30 years, so now SB losses are the accepted standard.
Someone else start a 2024 thread please. I'm above that **** starting now.
The wife couldn't believe how calm I was all game. I told her early that Shanahan would call a ****ty game and we'd lose, and then it happened.that was quick
Congrats on a great season dude. You're set with Purdy now, just don't run into Mahomes again
bruv, my team has never been to a super bowl. enjoy the positives (and the fishing)The wife couldn't believe how calm I was all game. I told her early that Shanahan would call a ****ty game and we'd lose, and then it happened.that was quick
Congrats on a great season dude. You're set with Purdy now, just don't run into Mahomes again
I'm going fishing in the morning, so that's cool.
Felt like running the ball should have been a much bigger priority. Was hoping they'd keep going to CMC and be able to mix in Mitchell a bit to really grind down KC by the end of the game. SF lost that game by doing nothing offensively when they had Mahomes on the ropes. Grinding KC down when they had a lead could have allowed them to dictate the end of the game with their running game.
Shanahan always thinks he's smarter than everyone else in the stadium.
First two possessions of the second half, all throws. Purdy did nothing with them. Up 10-3, intercept Mahomes, they could have really set the tone in those two drives. McCaffrey doesn't touch the ball. Awful.
He needs to have someone else calling plays. Hire a true OC and maybe win a SB, or keep calling plays and failing.
Nobody is seriously saying get rid of him because York loves him, but if he keeps calling plays, he will never win a SB.
Yup. Good article, and add the wear and tear of going so late into the year and it will be harder then most think to get the top seed in the NfC West next year
Are you an alias for Deebo Samuel? I don’t know about the Rams or Seahawks, but it is hilarious that the Eagles are still in all of your brains. Is owning a team 1-1 in recent years, with both times the victorious team dominating? I don’t believe either team owns the other, and find it humorous that this is your thoughts after losing the SB.
But Jennings went 4 for 40, TD and McCaffrey went 160 total yards. I think anyone takes those and feels good about winning. Sometimes you have a heavy weight fight and you take the last punch instead of giving it.
Ouch
I think the Chiefs defense gets some credit for this. That secondary of theirs is really, really good. And they have playmakers at all three levels and a coach (Spags) who knows how to use them.
Yep
Put him on ignore. I dont let idiot strangers on the internet that name call like 3rd graders because they dont agree with an opinion ruin my forum experience.
Truth hurts
You promised you were going away multiple times this season, yet here you are still. You melted down during both the NFC playoff games before the comebacks, promising you are done with the team, yet here you are still.
Indeed. There will always be questions about him for some until he wins the Super Bowl, but 8 playoff wins in the last 5 seasons is nothing to sneeze at. Let's look at the other guys usually considered top coaches and their recent playoff history (leaving out Andy Reid for obvious reasons).
That’s a ridiculous statement. 49ers had a much worse roster than the Jets currently have when Shanahan took over. He was a big part of building the talented roster. He could absolutely make the Jets awesome in a year or two.
I dont think he should be fired, he did build this team, but he should absolutely not call his own plays, he's shown time and time again that he can't handle it when the pressure is on and his game/clock management leaves a lot to be desired.
I dont post very often here since other people say things more faster and eloquently. I'm more in numbness than to be mad or other rage-filled angst. That's coming in time this offseason.
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