Quote:There is a delicate balance Eric. You have to have some type of personality and rapport with the players/Front Office as a coach otherwise you risk loosing them when you're faced with adversity. Mularkey is a good example of this taken from comments of players who were around then. So is Harbaugh. He currently has one foot out the door despite his amazing head coaching record. The 49ers haven't been relevant in decades and are willing to fire the one guy who has put them back on the map. Why do you think that is?

 

Absolutely, but the priority is results. I think players want to play for guys that get results, no one wants to be apart of a losing organization. Players don't go to New England because the head coach is a good guy, get what I'm saying?

 

 

Quote:I agree on the stance of whether or not players like him doesnt matter.  They are all professionals and should play to the best of their abilites regardless of whether or not they like the HC.

I agree that he does have until the end of next season to prove himself, because I dont think Shad Khan is going to fire him even though so many fans are demanding it.

I think Gus Bradley will suprise a lot of people next year.

 

I'm hopeful but the kind of turn around we're expecting between this year and next year is nothing short of movie style miraculous events.

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