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I didn't either but to be fair, I think he's guilty of massively overthinking things. He was playing 4D chess with Reid, a guy fighting the weight of his own history. Samuel didn't get a touch or target in the 4th, and how do you give Mostert 12 carries all day in a game you're leading.
Jesus. Not conservative enough in Atlanta. Too conservative yesterday.
I don't think he was too conservative yesterday. I was surprised he didn't run more down the stretch. Seemed like it was more of missing opportunities to be aggressive and then making up for those missed opportunities with being too aggressive when it was time to be conservative. Chiefs made plays when they had too as well. Kind of a perfect storm of bad outcomes for the 49ers....
Not to mention the coach who beat him was called similar things up until yesterday. So Kyle has 21 years to match Andy's age and win a SB.
Not even at the end of the half?
Maybe but I don't think that in an of itself wasn't the difference in the game. Maybe that set a tone to the players that the coaches were afraid of the players making a mistake or not trusting Jimmy G. That may have been the take away and in that case I would agree.
You think so?
They were up 10 vs. the best QB in the league. Teams lose games like that all the time. 28-3 is in the running, but this one, nah.
This is my biggest criticism, 3 timeouts and almost 2 minutes on the clock you have to be aggressive. Reid won because he was aggressive by going for it twice on 4th down.
They were up 10 with less than 9 minutes left in the game and the Chiefs inside their own 20 yd line with a top 5 defense in the league . This is a game the 49ers should have won and was a bit of a choke job. The offense did nothing and the defense folded.
