49ers players say Saturday would’ve been a “landslide” if they were healthy, not the 41-6 beatdown Seattle handed them

New year, same excuses for the San Francisco 49ers.

After getting their dicks kicked in for three hours straight by Seattle in a 41-6 loss, Niners corner Deommodore Lenoir was asked if the outcome would’ve been different if they were fully healthy. And of course, Lenoir did exactly what this team always does when it gets embarrassed — he started reaching for excuses, just like they did after the Eagles beat the shit out of them three years ago.

49ers would’ve won in a landslide if they were healthy, according to them

Deommodore Lenoir said tonight’s game would have been a landslide if the 49ers were healthy:

“To have those guys, it would have been a totally different game. But I mean we can’t make no excuses. We had enough guys in here to get the job done.”pic.twitter.com/uHWf05953v

— Coach Yac 🗣 (@Coach_Yac) January 18, 2026

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It’s honestly sad watching what used to be a great franchise get reduced to this perennial woe is me bullshit. Every single season, it’s the same song and dance with a fresh batch of excuses. And yeah, injuries are unpredictable — that’s football — but no other team consistently gets hit like the 49ers do year after year.

Trent Williams did the same thing, telling reporters that the Seahawks defense isn’t actually that good.

Trent Williams downplays the notion that this Seahawks defense "has the 49ers' number."

“We’re down the best tight end in the world, right? There’s a lot we’re up against — not just Seattle.” pic.twitter.com/JO54tkeLTL

— KNBR (@KNBR) January 18, 2026

At some point, something’s gotta give. Some people swear it’s the electrical substation next to their practice field. Others say they’re just soft. Who knows. But maybe start with the obvious: invest in a new training staff. That would be a good first step.

That’s exactly what the Eagles did a few years back, and now they rarely deal with season-altering injuries. Just do something, San Fran. I’m sick of watching you guys cry every offseason because half the roster ends up on IR.