JUST AS MUCH HARBAUGH'S FAULT AS IS ROMAN'S

[49er4life1979]

Many fans continue to fault Roman for a lot of the offense's problems and I agree. He is to blame for quite a bit, like not adjusting to the Rams blitzes with more quick 3 step drops, not running the ball more -especially not giving it to Frank Gore on the goal line, overall poor redzone production that dates back to 2011 when he came in. BUT, his boss is to blame for just as much if not more for doing nothing about it. As the head coach, the buck stops with him. Yes, the team has been winning since Harbaugh got here, but the penalties, clock mismanagement issues, and redzone woes on offense have also been here since he got here. Those have been constant problems on his watch. As the head coach, it is his responsibility to ensure that those issues get corrected. Why hasn't he fired Roman for starters?

[shouldakepowens]

John Harbaugh fired cam Cameron the year they won the super bowl if I recall correctly and I thank they were around middle of league in yards. They also butted heads a few times to tho. Is he putting friendship over winning? Players do deserve some blame as well that oline is just awful and Crabtree what can you say about him?

[49er4life1979]

John Harbaugh fired cam Cameron the year they won the super bowl if I recall correctly and I thank they were around middle of league in yards. They also butted heads a few times to tho. Is he putting friendship over winning? Players do deserve some blame as well that oline is just awful and Crabtree what can you say about him?

The OL has been awful in pass protection. The injuries certainly didnt help, as well as Boone's contract holdout...They are better built to run block anyway. Crabtree has 6 dropped passes this season and has been very subpar. Not good for him, especially if he is looking to get paid after the season.