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I don’t care since we suck anyways but that is such a terrible call on a 4th down play

Lol Mcadoodoo is such doodoo

I’d keep Campen too, he’s done well with this OL

All reports are he’s not quite close to returning yet. PJ maybe

Lol Baker. Pj time at half?

D/ST is so good this year, such a shame we have a historically bad offense and HC paired with those

Lol he really caught that prayer ball

1st overall pick and Sean Payton would have me so excited for next year

yeah people point to 2013 starting 1-3 which makes no sense at all because Rivera's teams always played some pretty dominant football down the stretch (until 2018 and 2019). Rhule's Novembers and Decembers have been absolutely pitiful, there's nothing at all to suggest things will get better this year. More likely to get worse.

Agree on Gilmore. Don't have an issue with Donte's contract though, he's worth it. We could've let him walk and it wouldn't be super consequential but I don't think he's overpaid or anything.

lol Richard Sherman going off on Wilson, someone's still upset about that SB loss.

lol I'm actually glad I'm not a Broncos fan right now. They were so excited about Wilson and now this shitshow from him and their trash HC so far. Panthers suck bad but at least we didn't get tricked into thinking we're good by making a move like getting Wilson.

Just came across this again on youtube. Man, I miss all our core players from those days. We may have come up short those few great seasons we had but still, from what we've seen from Tepper and company I'd gladly take that again, at least being relevant and in the mix.

shut him down for the season, embrace the tank

D could easily score another TD against Jimmy G. O will be lucky to put up 6 points, unless we're getting blown out they could get a garbage time TD like last game.

Like him or not, he has every right to be, considering guys like Snyder are still able to own a team. He was a bad owner, I don't feel bad for him either being a billionaire, but in the context of NFL ownership he was done wrong.

Ben Navarro would've been best, especially if Peyton Manning was going to be involved as was rumored for a little while.

another example of this stat's flaws. Cam in 2017 was so much better than Teddy 2020. But yeah Baker sucks in every metric

I hope the new staff keeps Campen around.

He did pretty damn well with Kaepernick, who absolutely sucked ass after he left. Harbaugh is my #1 choice, Payton #2.

Icky has definitely been a bright spot this season. He’s progressed every week. Huge to have LT certainty going forward at least

Gettleman/Ron era is by far our best stretch of success in team history. Ron/Hurney was absolutely terrible, but Ron/DG brought us 4 playoff seasons out of 5 with 3 of those being divisional round or further... Those results speak for themselves. Gettleman absolutely had his issues, but he was able to give Ron a roster that he could have success with and they worked well together. I still wonder what might have happened if JR never fired the nippleshorts. Cam's downfall was likely already inevitable and DG did a terrible job in NY and picked a bad QB but just from the results I think there is a chance (small as it may have been) Ron/DG could've made things work together longer term. Oh well

I think our roster is built pretty well, with a few exceptions (QB obviously, giving up draft capital, etc.) so I'd give them a shot to stick around with a new HC. However, if we want to go after a Sean Payton or Jim Harbaugh and they want full control and/or to handpick their own front office then by all means. I suspect either of them would be fine with Fitt/Morgan staying initially and if it wasn't working out after a year or two then they'd be replaced but for proven NFL coaches like those 2 I'd give them whatever they want.

Just put him on IR and let him rest until we get a new staff.

No good options but I'd probably go with Sean Ryan. Jeff Nixon was interim last year after Brady's firing but he wasn't particularly good.