Big Turk

49ers should have challenged it.

Told you that wasn't a catch! I saw the ball hit the ground live.

I think that ball hit the ground...

So used to seeing Allen throwing 30+ yard lasers downfield when escaping to his right...watching Hurts run out of bounds or throw 6 yard passes while doing that is so underwhelming

That would be a huge loss for the 49ers if Warner is out for the game...

Good hire but the Allen and the Bills destroyed his defense when he was in Denver to the point he simply threw his hands up on the sidelines.

I'd disagree with that. I doubt they will have to climb Mt. Everest again during the season next year, which will give them even footing with the rest of the league. They also won their division by more games than any other team in the NFL, but nobody seemed to notice that either.

I don't see what the point of this is? You can never actually play the games or situations in real life so this is all nonsense that is made up in your mind with no way of ever proving anyone right or wrong.

Got it...so we are now going from best roster in the NFL to terrible roster all in one season. Talk about neurotic.

Maybe, maybe not. Let's see what the offseason holds before we make Nostradamus-like predictions.

Really? How many other teams have a better record than the Bills over that period of time? KC and that's it?

Apparently Belichick has his eye on him to coach to OLine there... https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/belichick-patriots-mess-trying-to-hire-bills-coach/ar-AA16Q6T0?ocid=weather-verthp-feeds

Make it go away...please

Yes.

Hodgins would have been inactive most games so probably not.

He ran a 4.4 40...that is fast by anyone's definition. Your other two points are mostly irrelevant to the conversation.

No it wouldn't. Plenty of teams have good players there in the mid rounds

To a degree but their pass protection would never really even let you see what you have. They were every bit as bad as the Bills if not worse.

Here's my issue. It's not so much scheme related as it is fear related regarding the defense failing in the playoffs. Frazier plays to win and will get aggressive in the regular season but in the playoffs he stays passive, paralyzed by fear that he is going to give up a big play and lose the game. But instead he gives up constant easy long drives with little resistance. Case in point? Played KC twice a in the regular season last two years, held them to 20 both games. Played them twice in the playoffs got smoked for 38 and 42 points. Why? It's the same opponent and the same defensive players and the same scheme. What changed? It's simple...the way he is calling the game and the unwillingness to take chances and be aggressive on D. This passiveness when games matter because he is too afraid to lose prevents him and us from winning.

Turning the premier offensive line in football into one of the worst ones assuredly would tho...especially when you have All-World G Quentin Nelson healthy.

The problem isn't so much the scheme it's that it performs completely different against the SAME TEAMS in the playoffs than it does in the regular season. Case in point. Played KC twice in the regular season and held them to 20 points both times. Played them twice in the playoffs and they scored 38 and 42. Why? What happened differently? Scheme doesn't make sense to me because if it was scheme, it would happen everytime you played that team. To me it comes down to trying to play too safe during the playoffs because they are afraid to play aggressively like the do during the regular season. Safe coverages...everybody deep...no deep shots but underneath stuff is wide open. Basically he coaches to win during the season but coaches not to lose during the playoffs. Can't have that. We can't have someone who is so afraid of giving up easy TDs deep that they are willing to repeatedly give up easy TDs from longer drives where they are giving free yards up.

That doesn't get you W's on the field.

BC WR Zay Flowers please...stick him in the slot and let's go. Cheetah Lite...

How do these coaches that run teams into the ground get another chance so quickly??

Maybe it goes more to show that not many 6th round players should be starting safeties?