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Again, we started out .500 and fired our OC midseason last season haha

Meh, it looked like he go handsy within 5 yards then let him go when he cut inside. I don’t think it was a clear penalty, and neither did the officials (obviously.) “Almost shouldve been a penalty” don’t count for much.

DB contact is legal within 5 yards of LOS.

He wasn’t open on the first pass either.

I’m not blaming him for the play. But he wasn’t open in the redzone either.

Rooting for success. The two targets to Coleman in the RZ had a guy on his hip both times. Commenting on what happened.

Rookie contested catch specialists don’t draw a lot of flags

Next Gen Stats would have characterized that red zone route as negative separation.

Keon Coleman DB1

He’s still running in the tunnel and hasn’t made it on the field yet. @mrags

Didn’t we start out .500 and fire our OC midseason?

Mahomesian right now.

Ha ha are you ahead

IOL dominated. Great punt. Thats the Bills football I missed

I hope Edmunds is playing. Josh and the WR’s can build some easy confidence

Not doom. Just not good. We knew who we got in terms of pass rush. Oliver and nobody. Lmao.

Zero rush on third down. Eek.

https://www.nbcsportsbayarea.com/nfl/san-francisco-49ers/brandon-aiyuk-contract-extension-trade-rumors/1768034/ lmao [Maiocco] The 49ers worked out a deal with the Browns in which they would acquire veteran receiver Amari Cooper, as well as second- and fifth-round draft picks for Aiyuk. However, the Browns were not one of Aiyuk’s preferred destinations, so the trade was not completed

Josh laughs on the sidelines a lot in blow out wins. Brady was our daddy. It’s okay to admit now. He can’t hurt us anymore.

How did Carruth only get 18 years? Deplorable.

Sirianni has total "Brandon Staley entering 2023" vibes. Everyone knows he's gonna be canned, they are just gonna waste a season to do it.

Lmao Dorsey was “saddled” with Diggs, Davis, Knox and McKenzie with a generational QB. Daboll oversaw a bad offense with Zay Jones as WR1 and Bob Foster as WR2 with a rookie QB. Certainly an apples to apples comparison. Yup!

Okay, fair enough. IYO, Dorsey did a good job as OC.

There are two arguments. #1 McD/Beane want ball-control type offense with less TO's and less drives per game and this offense as it looks is intentional. #2 McD/Beane cobbled together a group for 2024 to get by with eyes on 2025. I don't have as much of a problem with this as trading Diggs away with his huge cap hit puts a huge black mark on the season already, with the large corollary that I would have liked more rookies or youngish talent in the WR room if they are viewing this as a stepping stone year. There is a case for #2 imo. I am down on Beane prioritizing WR because it felt increasingly obvious over the last 3 seasons to do so, but he did have that stretch across 19 and 20 where he built the room to be quite good over the course of two seasons.