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It's Pro Bowl day!get more interest in this game and you have to admire their desire to at least make an attempt at getting things interesting. They are certainly on the right track by adding strange challenges in the week leading up https://www.49ersfanshop.com/Steve-Young-Jersey , but It still isn’t catching on. The 49ers have some good representation this year with George Kittle, DeForest Buckner and Kyle Juszczyk. The game is on ESPN, which means we get to have the cramped booth of Joe Tessitore, Jason Witten, and Booger McFarland. If ESPN wanted to bring the Booger Mobile back, this would be the game to do it. I think with the attendance, they may not block anyone’s vision of the action on the sidelines.The game was moved back five hours in 2018 and the NFL seems satisfied with the time-change. It’s starting at noon yet again. So get some lunch and get ready for the second-to-last football action of the season.How many folks will be watching the game this year? It’s the worst of the four All Star Games, but I suppose it’s one last bit of quasi-49ers football for some of us.Me personally? The WWE Royal Rumble is on later, so this will probably be an prelude to the true entertainment of Sunday. How to WatchWhen: 12 p.m. PTWhere: Camping World Stadium, Orlando, FLTV: ESPNCommentators: Joe Tessitore, Jason Witten , Booger McFarland and Lisa Salters (Sideline)Online: WatchESPN We’re going to go around the league, looking at each division and seeing what vacancies could open up for Black Monday. Chances are, there won’t be any in Santa Clara, but a coach could bail to fill one of the vacancies elsewhere. Today, we have the NFC West.2019 is going to have a lot of safe divisions in football. The NFC West is one of those divisions that will have little turnover. Either coaches are doing well, or recent hires are holding things up to merit themselves another year. Ok scratch that Y.A. Tittle Jersey , the “recent hire” is totally screwing the pooch and should be gone. We’ll get to that. Seattle SeahawksYou gotta hand it to the Seahawks, just when you think they are done, they go out and show you how stupid you are for throwing dirt on them. 2018 was supposed to be an offseason for them. One where they’d miss the playoffs and continue this rebuild. Well, they’ve played pretty well. That is, until they ran into the San Francisco 49ers who, given the talent, embarrassed them. The Seahawks may get a playoff game, and a well deserved on at that, but they aren’t anywhere near a Super Bowl contender. That said, they are moving the roster around and thinking of the future. That’s a testament to Pete Carroll. He’s not going anywhere. The Seahawks need a bad, BAD season before they start firing coaches. They like consistency and stability (imagine that). Who should/will get fired: [copied from 2017’s primer] Nobody. Talk to me next yearArizona CardinalsWell, jeez. The Cardinals lost Bruce Arians and now have Steve Wilks running things in the Grand Canyon State. Wilks is a defensive minded coach, but the Cardinals had a lot of offensive turnover, losing Carson Palmerto retirement and Arians who was an offensive minded coach. Larry Fitzgerald remains, but for how long anyone could guess. In comes Josh Rosen, a player out of UCLA that has shown a lot of good and a lot of bad. It all boils down to the Cardinals needing an offensive coordinator to develop Rosen, and at the moment, they don’t have it. They fired their original offensive coordinator Joe Montana Color Rush Jersey , Mike McCoy, a play caller who was at one point well respected in this league. Now they have Byron Leftwich calling plays, but the Cardinals are still getting picked apart with little answer. The Cardinals at one point had a decent defense, but it just finished getting blown out by the Atlanta Falcons. Someone has to fall for this, and while the talent is lacking, there’s something wrong here. Wilks has to go, but he’s going to get another year. Who should get fired: Steve WilksWho will get fired:NobodyLos Angeles RamsThe Rams have had Sean McVaystill producing results. One has to wonder when all this talent has been pushed into the table that why McVay has had issues losing to the Chicago Bears while putting up six points. The Rams also had a disappointing game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday Night Football where Jared Goff just looked off, for lack of a better word. Regardless, this team is back in the playoffs and competing for the first seed. There’s no chance they send McVay elsewhere after he’s revitalized a team from the Jeff Fisher days. Who should/will get fired: NobodySan Francisco 49ersThe 49ers not only brought a coach in Kyle Shanahan and a general manager in John Lynch, but they also had a roster that was in the bottom of football. Since then, Shanahan has not only began developing talent, he’s also kept them motivated in what is a lost season. The 49ers are suffering the season from Hell, and Shanahan has kept the team from unraveling and getting toxic. Shanahan and Lynch have six year contracts. They are in the second year of those aforementioned contracts. Considering the offset language (there is none—Shanahan can be fired and coach somewhere else and get paid from both parties) it would beoutright foolish to end things at this point. Shanahan has gotten the best out of what he has, which right now is not much. The only thing concerning is 49ers owner Jed York. As long as he stays out of the way and lets his football team be ran, and everyone can get along — they have something special.Who should/will get fired: Nobody