Super Bowl LVIII

The Super Bowl came to Las Vegas for the first time a couple of years ago.

It was the Chiefs 49ers Super Bowl.

And I got to spend the weekend behind the counter at kind of an old school sports book in Las Vegas, which was very cool to see how the bookmakers are handling it.

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Get your eyes checked." But so is Connor Colby and so is Robert Jones.

Like, that's the problem, is that they're not good enough at left guard, and now we're left to talk about remaining options who aren't the best options, but are they better remaining options than what the Niners currently have? And, like, I'm a big Kyle Shanahan guy, but I think, like, one of the differences between him and Sean McVay, if Sean McVay was coaching this Niners team in Super Bowl LVIII, and he saw Spencer Burford miss the assignment and let Chris Jones go unblocked to pressure Brock Purdy, forcing that errant throw to Jauan Jennings when Brandon Aiyuk was wide open in the end zone, which could have given the Niners a Super Bowl, I feel like Sean McVay would've been so scarred by that, and he would say to himself, "I'm never gonna let that happen again." Whereas Kyle Shanahan is more stubborn and he's like, "We can get by with average offensive linemen because I can scheme and play call around him." I'm so tired of the Niners having that thought process along the offensive line.

It cost you the Super Bowl in Super Bowl LVIII, and if I was a coach, if I was a GM, I would be saying to myself, "I am never going to let that happen again." You know, Howie Roseman misses on Jalen Rager.

What does he do? He drafts DeVonta Smith and trades for A.J.

Brown the next two years.