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thirteen28 said:
As will Shithawk fans.
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Shithawk fans have overtaken the 49ers for the most annoying fan base. They claimed the McDuffie trade was a desperate move to counter JSN. They also said it won't help. They say their left tackle will have no problems containing Garrett. They seem to forget they play the Rams two times. They still have 15 other teams to contend with.

And they think their defense is better this year than last year. Even though they lost 4 starters to free agency. And 3 of their top defensive linemen are 32, 33 and 34 years old. They also think Losing Walker is no big deal. Trust me, its a big deal. Charbonney probably won't be ready for the start. And who knows how he'll be after that kind of injury.
 
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Psycho_X said:
Just because I think Florio or Cohn don't deserve the clicks here is a short clip from an SI article stating all the facts. All the social media posts by places like PFN simply states that Shanahan was holding a cell phone to imply that he was at fault to make you click the article. I can't stand that clickbait BS so this is the pertinent facts. I'll post the article link below it if you really feel like giving trash clickbait whores the views.
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REPORT: 49ers HC Kyle Shanahan was Holding Cell Phone During Car Crash

Finally, all the details of Kyle Shanahan's horrific car crash are starting to come out.
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Adding a little more info, Shanahan admits that accident was his fault.
PS I don't believe that it was a clerical error. At least he's been forced to admit it was his fault rather than puting blame on a young/innocent woman.

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profo...ahan-addresses-accident-says-it-was-his-fault
 
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Shithawk fans have overtaken the 49ers for the most annoying fan base. They claimed the McDuffie trade was a desperate move to counter JSN. They also said it won't help. They say their left tackle will have no problems containing Garrett. They seem to forget they play the Rams two times. They still have 15 other teams to contend with.

And they think their defense is better this year than last year. Even though they lost 4 starters to free agency. And 3 of their top defensive linemen are 32, 33 and 34 years old. They also think Losing Walker is no big deal. Trust me, its a big deal. Charbonney probably won't be ready for the start. And who knows how he'll be after that kind of injury.
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Well, they will be able to say it was a complete shock when the Rams sweep them this year. :thumbsup1:
 
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He's wearing a button up shirt in hospital? What the hell?

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No. It's a fake picture. It's a recent picture of Senator Mitch McConnell who is also in a hospital. This pic is a photoshop replacing the face with Shanahan. Here's the original pic...

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snackdaddy said:
Shithawk fans have overtaken the 49ers for the most annoying fan base. They claimed the McDuffie trade was a desperate move to counter JSN. They also said it won't help. They say their left tackle will have no problems containing Garrett. They seem to forget they play the Rams two times. They still have 15 other teams to contend with.

And they think their defense is better this year than last year. Even though they lost 4 starters to free agency. And 3 of their top defensive linemen are 32, 33 and 34 years old. They also think Losing Walker is no big deal. Trust me, its a big deal. Charbonney probably won't be ready for the start. And who knows how he'll be after that kind of injury.
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They really are insufferable out there, esp about all the attention the Rams are getting. They won’t get all the same breaks this year.
 
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RamBall said:
That tells us there is something to hide.
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The whole timeline and all the secrecy is just bizarre.

From waiting almost 2 weeks to report anything about the accident to the other driver being listed at fault due to a “clerical” error from the same police department that now refuses to release any information.

I even saw an excerpt from an ESPN article posted today that basically paints the Niners head of security as using the excuse of keeping the woman’s identity safe as the reason for not releasing any information.
 
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Stl2La said:
The whole timeline and all the secrecy is just bizarre.

From waiting almost 2 weeks to report anything about the accident to the other driver being listed at fault due to a “clerical” error from the same police department that now refuses to release any information.

I even saw an excerpt from an ESPN article posted today that basically paints the Niners head of security as using the excuse of keeping the woman’s identity safe as the reason for not releasing any information.
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I'll say it again......"why isn't the NFL investigating this bullshit?????"
Because they don't want to know.....or have knowledge of this shady shit.
 
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Some more bullshit.....

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Palo Alto Police did not cite San Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan for causing the car crash in which he was seriously injured at an officer's discretion, a spokesperson told ESPN.

Shanahan summoned reporters to his office this week to say that he caused the July 14 crash while reaching for his dropped cellphone.

Vehicle collision data reported by the Palo Alto Police to a state database had indicated the other driver, not Shanahan, was at fault. The database also showed Shanahan was in violation of a California law that bars drivers from touching a cellphone while driving.

But Palo Alto Police did not cite Shanahan with violating the law. In a statement to ESPN, a police spokesperson said the attribution of fault to the other driver was the result of "a clerical error." And the responding officer exercised his discretion when determining whether to cite Shanahan.

Neither police nor the team has shared an official account of the accident, and both say they do not intend to do so.
"It is not uncommon for officers to elect to not issue a citation to either party involved in a collision," the spokesperson said. "Neither party in this situation was provided preferential treatment."

California law classifies traffic accident reports as confidential to police and affected parties, and Palo Alto Police denied ESPN's public records requests for the report and officer body camera footage recorded in the aftermath of the wreck.

In his telling to reporters on Tuesday, Shanahan said his iPhone slipped off his lap and between the seat and middle console of his Tesla, and while reaching down to grab it, he veered into oncoming traffic and struck another vehicle driven by a 21-year-old woman who was not seriously injured.

"I went down to look for it and took my eyes off the road for two seconds," Shanahan said. "And as I was coming up, the airbags hit me in my face and they broke my nose and then they said the visor really gashed me." The coach passed around his phone to show reporters a photo of his mangled face taken in the aftermath of the 20 mph wreck. The gash near his eye required 40 stitches, he said. He also had three broken ribs, a broken left hand and a concussion. "It's like you can see my skull and stuff," Shanahan said.

At the time, Shanahan seemed open to the idea of providing the police report to reporters, but the team's head of security, Jeremy Jones, who was also in the room, overruled the head coach. Jones referred reporters to California vehicle code law and said the team did not think it appropriate to share information that would identify the other driver. When ESPN asked the 49ers for a redacted version of the report that shielded her identity, the team declined, referring ESPN back to Palo Alto Police.

In the meeting with reporters, the coach oscillated between on-the-record and off-the-record responses and answered some but not all questions about the wreck, which Shanahan and the team did not disclose to the public until the eve of training camp 11 days later. That's when it was announced he would not be assuming his full duties while recovering from the concussion.

Shanahan expressed surprise that there's been so much interest in the crash as well as in the delay in announcing it.

"I think if I was in trouble with something, we'd have to F'ing explain more," Shanahan said. "I get who I am. I get all that. I just thought once everyone saw that it was all right, that there was no tickets, that there was none of that stuff. I thought everyone would know that. And that hasn't been the case."

According to multiple sources familiar with the Niners' thinking, the delay in announcing the crash came because of multiple factors. They considered the timing of the accident to be during a dead period in NFL news before training camp began, but they also wanted to give Shanahan time to deal with ongoing concussion symptoms. The team also was hoping to gather more information while allowing the authorities to work out any lingering legal details, the sources said.

Team sources told ESPN that Shanahan informed his coaching staff of the accident roughly a week after it happened while his wife, Mandy, reached out to a handful of players to let them know about it. By the time that all happened, the 49ers decided to wait until Saturday when players were to report for the start of training camp and it was clear Shanahan would have to limit his coaching duties, including not participating in his usual pre-training-camp news conference, the sources said. General manager John Lynch handled those duties in Shanahan's stead.
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