Former NFL QB on the 49ers: ‘They’re going to be fine.’
Former NFL QB Sean Salisbury says it is not time to bury the San Francisco 49ers amid their rough start to the season.
(Photo by Chris Unger/Getty Images)
(Photo by Chris Unger/Getty Images)
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 San Francisco 49ers’ rough start to the season, the New York Jets’ decision to fire head coach Robert Saleh and much more.
Plus, Sean explains why it isn’t time to write off the 49ers as they look to bounce back from a rough start to the season.
Be sure to check out the full interview with Sean Salisbury on the Sactown Sports 1140 YouTube page.
Topics Discussed: 49ers & NFL head coaches that could be on the hot seat
- Should San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan be on the hot seat following a rough start?
- Sean rattles off some NFL head coaches who should be on the hot seat
- Was the New York Jets’ decision to fire head coach Robert Saleh a knee-jerk reaction?
- Sean says the 49ers get a hall pass until critical players return from injuries
- “I would be very guarded against burying the 49ers… They’re going to be fine.”
- Going around the NFL to discuss a variety of topics
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The 49ers have an identity problem.
The 2024 49ers haven’t resembled a squad that’s made the NFC Championship game three years in a row. They’re 2-3 through the first five games of the year, third in the NFC West currently. SF is no stranger to slow starts in the past. In 2022, it entered its Week 9 Bye at a record of 4-4. A year later, the niners endured a three-game losing streak in the middle of the regular season. Both units figured it out, going to the NFC title game, and the latter made it to Super Bowl LVIII.
The problem isn’t that the 49ers started slow again in 2024; The problem is HOW it has happened, and to whom.
Read more below:
2024 San Francisco 49ers struggling to find identity without star RB Christian McCaffrey
San Francisco 49ers 2024 Schedule
Regular Season
- Thursday, October 10th @ Seattle Seahawks [TNF] – 5:15 pm PDT
- Sunday, October 20th vs. Kansas City Chiefs [SB LVIII Rematch]– 1:25 pm PDT
- Sunday, October 27th vs. Dallas Cowboys [SNF] – 5:20 pm PDT
- Week 9 Bye Week
- Sunday, November 10th @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 10 am PDT
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