Former NFL QB says 49ers have been ‘terrible’

Nov 19, 2024, 8:35 AM

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 10: Head coach Kyle Shanahan of the San Francisco 49ers reacts during...

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The San Francisco 49ers had Super Bowl aspirations entering the 2024 season, but after ten games, they don’t look like a true contender.

During Tuesday morning’s edition of The Carmichael Dave Show with Jason Ross, former NFL quarterback Sean Salisbury joined the show to share his thoughts on the 49ers’ struggles, contemplate if head coach Kyle Shanahan conducted enough in-season adjustments and much more.

Be sure to check out the full interview with Sean Salisbury on the Sactown Sports 1140 YouTube page.

Topics Discussed

Why have the Aaron Rodgers-led New York Jets struggled so much this season?
The San Francisco 49ers are 5-5. Can this team still possess Super Bowl aspirations?
Sean says the 49ers are one of the 3-4 worst teams in the league this season.
“They’ve been terrible… They just don’t seem as explosive on both sides of the ball.”
Has Kyle Shanahan made the proper in-game and in-season adjustments this season?
Sean says the 49ers should not move on from Shanahan if they continue to struggle.
Is Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen on track for this year’s MVP award?

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The Athletic’s Matt Barrows joined The Carmichael Dave Show with Jason Ross on Monday morning to share his observations from the 49ers’ 20-17 loss to the Seahawks, contemplate what could happen if San Francisco hovers around the .500 mark into the late stages of the regular season, and much more.

Plus, should Brock Purdy have thrown the ball more against Seattle, or was the defense too much to overcome?