Dan Quinn took over play calling from his OC.

Nick Sirianni:

What pick did we turn down for McKee?

Kevin Patullo shouldn't have anymore apologists after this.

I've never been more down on Nick than right now. He and Patullo pissed away points early for what? They're f'ing backups you morons. Take the points and go home with the #2.

Do we need a new backup next year? Somebody that can beat a terrible team when we need it

For those blaming Sirianni for sitting the starters, there’s no way he made this choice himself. This was as organizational thing. And it was potentially a disastrous one.

McKee was horrible but abandoning the run on short downs is unbelievably bad. KP is a fricking idiot.

Tanner McKee’s trade value.

Fire KP! He is absolutely terrible. These calls, these routes are all bush league. KP is to coaching as Ringo is to corner backs/safeties.

We just watched the end of a career.

No one is paying him. No one is interested.

Career backup.

He was so absolutely small in a big game. He was a complete loser today.

He threw to grass on 4th down.

He threw a pick near the end zone.

He had a simple 1st down with a run and he threw to a guy wearing a DB blanket.

His 2nd half passing numbers were garbage vs a very bad DC team.

💩

San Fran should be able to score 21 points. We will make their defense look like world beaters next week. Bet

Just now, RememberTheKoy said:

Kevin Patullo shouldn't have anymore apologists after this.

Who here is a KP apologist? I’ve not seen a single person that would like to see him back after the season. The dude sucks

2 minutes ago, EagleJoe8 said:

No other way to put it. McKee sucked today.

He was bad. Campbell was up and down. Trotter Jr was pretty good.

Bennett and Ringo were the worst pair of CBs this team has ever put on the field together... ever.

2 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

He pretty much stunk, but he wasn’t put in a good position. He didn’t have a single NFL level contributor out there to throw to.

Agreed. He started quite well, but progressively it got worse. Maybe the OL pressure got him jittery. Sure seemed to have trouble throwing on the run.

Where the clown slurping for Tanner? Get your ass back to the bench you irrelevant bum.

3 minutes ago, pisceschica said:

If it was meaningful (to sirianni) then the starters would have played. I don't think hurts would fare well with none of the starters either.

Him being inaccurate is a skill issue. Him having lacking mobility is a skill issue.

He had the chance to win - and he blew 2 red zone trips and a game winning drive.

Just now, ManuManu said:

For those blaming Sirianni for sitting the starters, there’s no way he made this choice himself. This was as organizational thing. And it was potentially a disastrous one.

That's pretty hyperbolic. I'll stick to my thoughts throughout: seed doesn't matter. We can win any game anywhere. Rest and injury prevention was most important.

McKee crushed his trade value today so odds are he’ll still be here next year. Which isn’t the worst thing because I don’t think he’s as bad as he played today.

2 minutes ago, pgcd3 said:

McKee won't be traded now. He has no value

He's a very good backup when his OC isn't the worst coordinator in the entire league. I hope this ends up meaning he'll stay here.

Just now, Mike31mt said:

I've never been more down on Nick than right now. He and Patullo pissed away points early for what? They're f'ing backups you morons. Take the points and go home with the #2.

Going for it was fine. Patullo just showed his whole arse again with back to back passes.

So annoying. The 2 seed was right there for the taking and we let a 39 yr old qb beat us at home.

Just now, ManuManu said:

For those blaming Sirianni for sitting the starters, there’s no way he made this choice himself. This was as organizational thing. And it was potentially a disastrous one.

Playing the Niners at home with a healthy roster seems like a nice outcome to me.

2 minutes ago, EagleJoe8 said:

No other way to put it. McKee sucked today.

The funniest part about this is how true it is, but if Hurts played like that with those stats some people would be saying he played good enough to win.

1 minute ago, ManuManu said:

For those blaming Sirianni for sitting the starters, there’s no way he made this choice himself. This was as organizational thing. And it was potentially a disastrous one.

ultracompetitive siri probably would have played to win the game if it was all his choice.

I haven't been this pissed in a while. Nick is a clown.