Doc Brown

He's an intriguing candidate who looks like he should be working for PFF that may not want to jump in that dumpster fire right now. You can't really argue with the Shanahan coaching tree's success right now though. I have know idea if he has the interpersonal and leadership skills needed to be a successful head coach. Press conferences would be interesting though. Also, I need to see a picture of his black father. At least give him an ancestry DNA test before handing the 49ers draft picks.

He’s done well everywhere he goes. High drama and not the greatest track record in high stakes games. Basically the Aaron Rodgers of football.

My brother texted me saying they hired Brady as qb’s coach. I thought. Wow. Not the post retirement endeavors I was expecting. Wrong Brady.

Oh. Thanks. Well for all you McDermott pitch fork people the post still stands.

It does in some instances but I'm sure there have been black coaches who wowed in interviews and got a job who wouldn't have gotten the interview without the Rooney rule in place. I think something like the Rooney rule is needed as this idea that a private business hiring practices will overcome racial or other biases and naturally go to some sort of meritocracy utopia is naive. They'll continue to tweak it as it's not going away.

The most obvious way would've been to start Josh Rosen the entire season in 2019. Flores didn't do that though and inserted Fitzpatrick after Rosen struggled.

Did you find out they all got fired in the eleven minutes between your posts?

Your heart is in the right place but Garrett, Judge, Nagy, and Fangio all got fired.

Considering they worked together for a lot of years. No. As an aside, the only thing that could've made those texts even more funny is if he had "White Brian" and "Black Brian" as his contacts.

The rift pry happened when Sean said, "Hey Brian. How the ***** did we only score six points against Jacksonville?" Do you really trust the Pegula's to hire someone better? I know they've been great with the Sabres but I just question their football acumen.

Well, since it's a copy cat league. Maybe Mahomes tears his ACL next year to get that 2nd WR they desperately need. Also, if the Bills execute a squib kick the Bengals wouldn't be in the Super Bowl.

Parlay? Bengals were plus 15,000 to win the Super Bowl (same as the Jets). Rams were plus 1200.

I hope I'm around to bump this thread if you're correct.

Or...you know... maybe squib kick it.

Play both SB teams on the road next year. Definitely Prime Time possibility for both.

Should we bring in Jimmy G as our backup next year?

Don't worry 49er fans. You've got Jimmy G.

There's a reason they're CB's and not WR's.

Worked against the Colts for us in the playoffs last year.

The TV networks pay a lot of money to the NFL so they can get that ad revenue.

Yeah. But we got Fitz.

Not a fan of the new numbers rule. Ingram as #24 is just weird.

Nice coverage CBS. LOL.

Lack of execution there.