KO Extension? ...what?!?

70 games? What's the common denominator during that time?

So 2022 doesn't count? No major injuries. No issues with turnovers and drops. And still nowhere near a Top 5 Offense despite all the firepower on Offense.

Started 8-1, finished 5-4. Blown out multiple times down the stretch. Lost to a mediocre Giants Team at home in the Playoffs.

And let's not forget that the Vikings were .500 WITH Cousins when he got hurt. They could barely score against the worst Team in the NFL (Carolina). The Offense was awful in Chicago before the Bears Defense acquired Sweat and took things to another level.

Too many excuses. At no point with Cousins starting has Kevin O'Connell had this Offense sniffing Top 5 production despite his side of the ball having literally all the capital.

Meanwhile, with a bunch of crap and bailing wire, Flores actually had the Defense up to Top 4 at one point during the season. If someone has earned a way too early extension it's him.

It's not about the record, it's about showing progress. He started 0-9 with Beathard and Hoyer and having almost zero weapons on offense or defense, inheriting a dumpster fire 2-14 team, but after acquiring Jimmy G they won their final 5 games. In 2018 he went 4-12 after losing Jimmy G early in the season and relying on Nick Mullens half a year and Beathard the rest. By year 3 he was blowing the doors off opponents and got them to a Super Bowl. He turned a dumpster fire into a juggernaut. KOC has maintained the status quo.

But Shanahan also had a proven track record before taking the 49ers job. He made Matt Ryan an MVP and got him to a Super Bowl, and called his own plays. The 49ers knew what they were getting. KOC has never accomplished anything anywhere at any level. We hired him hoping enough of McVay's genius rubbed off on him, but unfortunately it hasn't. The play calling and decision making seemed to get worse in year 2. And all that despite inheriting a pretty talented offense. He didn't inherit a dumpster fire like Shanahan did.

Yeah exactly, he only won 10 games, but 2 of them still managed to be by 17+. KOC has won twice as many games and still hasn't pulled it off. As I said, he's now tied with Arthur Smith with the 2nd most wins to begin a coaching career without a 17+ win, chasing Vince Tobin's 29. Boy it's always a good sign when your coach is being mentioned with names like that xD. Definitely on the championship trajectory here. You don't have to be a winner early on, but you do have to show signs. Is anyone seeing any signs? What has KOC shown in 2 years that anyone can hang their hat on? He can't win with an MVP QB or the worlds greatest WR.

After losing Jimmie G.....listen to yourself and your double standards

I love how you systematically come up with a stat based on the narrowest of possible qualifiers. From not beating anyone by 17 to not doing it with Jefferson. Doesn't matter that he did it without him. Right? Or that he has 6 games won by two 2 TD's with Jefferson(13 to 16 points). Nope, has to be 17 points. If it wasn't that, you would find another qualifier to rag on Cousins and make him look as bad as possible.

And what the hell is the deal with 17 points?  I mean really, get over it.  It's not some magic number.  Oh wait, you need to something to rag on them for.  Some BS standard that you can harp on over time.  Fun Fact. winning by 1 or by 17 doesn't show up in the win loss column.    But please, tell the people how many blowouts (wins by 17)Josh Allen has over the years and explain how that's helped the Bills make it to the Super Bowl during his tenure.  

Huh? Yes it is. Your response means nothing.

What was his record. You won't answer and are you going to say some other pointless statement.