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Kyle Shanahan is reportedly addressing the possibility of one day leaving the sideline for the broadcast booth… and Niners fans everywhere reacted the same way:
“Wait… you mean he can’t lose the Super Bowl from the studio?!”
Because let’s be honest — if there’s a big game, a big lead, and a big moment… somewhere Kyle Shanahan is dialing up a pass play that makes absolutely no sense.
You give this man a double-digit lead and he treats it like a hot potato. He doesn’t want it. He doesn’t trust it. He must throw it away immediately.
Third-and-2?
RUN THE BALL?
No no no… let’s dial up a deep play-action bomb while the clock is our best friend.
Kyle Shanahan in big games is like someone trying to speedrun heartbreak.
- Super Bowl? Lost.
- Another Super Bowl? Lost again.
- NFC Championship leads? Gone.
- Fourth quarter with momentum? Evaporated.
- Fans confidence? Also gone.
At this point, when the 49ers take a lead, the opposing team doesn’t panic… they just wait. They know eventually Shanahan is going to call a play that makes everyone in the stadium tilt their head like confused dogs.
You ever watch a game and say “there’s no way they blow this…”
Then Shanahan grabs the play sheet like a mad scientist and says “watch this.”
Honestly… the TV booth might be the safest place for him.
You can’t blow a lead when you’re holding a microphone.
And here’s the thing — he might actually be GREAT at broadcasting.
Because nobody understands offensive X’s and O’s better than Kyle Shanahan… until the score matters. In a booth? No pressure. No clock. No panic. No “should we run it?” moments. Just pure football genius.
He’ll be up there breaking down plays like:
“Here’s what I would do in this situation… run the ball and drain clock.”
Niners fans:
WHERE WAS THAT FIVE YEARS AGO KYLE?!
And look — we’ve seen this career path work before. Coaching stress ages you. One minute you’re drawing up jet sweeps… next thing you know your hairline is in prevent defense.
Broadcasting fixes everything. Suddenly you’re smiling, relaxed, making jokes, collecting checks, and not explaining how a 10-point lead disappeared in 6 minutes.
Kyle Shanahan in coaching: stressed, pacing, sweating.
Kyle Shanahan in TV: suit, coffee, smiling, “I like the run here.”
This might actually be best for his health. Because this 49ers roster isn’t getting younger. The core is aging. The window is creaking. And every year feels like:
“This is the year!”
Followed by:
“…oh no he’s calling plays again.”
At some point the emotional damage adds up. Not just for fans — for Shanahan too. Losing big games over and over has to take a toll. Eventually you either win one… or you become the football version of “almost.”
And right now? Shanahan is the king of almost.
Almost champion.
Almost dynasty.
Almost closed it out.
Almost ran the ball.
If he goes to TV, he can reinvent himself. Break down offenses. Show his genius. Become the guy fans respect instead of the guy fans panic about when their team has a lead.
Honestly… the broadcast booth might be the only place Kyle Shanahan can finally hold onto something.
The microphone.
Because that won’t slip away in the fourth quarter.
— Errol Marks
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