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Official 49ers at Panthers GameDay Thread


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  • One of Bum Phillips’ most famous quotes was in 1978. He was asked about coaching against Shula, and Phillips said, “He can take his’n and beat your’n and take your’n and beat his’n.” In other words, Shula was such a great coach he could beat you with his players, and he could beat you with your players.
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After seeing how hard the defense has played to keep us in this game; and how hard Christian and the crew has  played on offense, I have no doubt that there are coaches in the NFL  who could win right now with this current roster.
 

We aren’t a championship team as currently constructed, but the Panthers are not a team opponents just roll over even with Rhule at the helm.  San Francisco is clearly better than us, but at no point in this game have I felt we were just overmatched. Let this sink in. If not for the missed field and missed 2 pt conversion attempt, we’d be down by one score to a team that manhandled the world champion LA Rams (who could protect Stafford or even score a touchdown) less than a week ago.

If we had the right coach/coaches this team could be a problem for NFC in the immediate future. 

 

 

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