The Defense is so overrated. It's supposed to be a strength but they are always a weakness.A truly epic collapse
No discipline, no blocking, bad special teams play, stars who don't show up, injuries, the window is gonna shut with a lost season
The Defense is so overrated. It's supposed to be a strength but they are always a weakness.A truly epic collapse
No discipline, no blocking, bad special teams play, stars who don't show up, injuries, the window is gonna shut with a lost season
I feel like fans weren't prepared for what a loss Dre Greenlaw was to this team, he and Warner as a duo papered over a lot of the holes in our secondary and now it's one guy doing 4 jobs instead of 2 guys handling that work load, Flannigan-Fowles and Campbell aren't gonna cut it in his steadThe Defense is so overrated. It's supposed to be a strength but they are always a weakness.
Nobody snatches defeat from the jaws of victory like Kyle Shanahan.So the Rams get away with multiple holds on that long kickoff return. Then proceed to get gifted whatever the f*** that phantom PI call was two plays later.
I thought NHL refs were bad, they're saints compared to NFL refs.
Bosa is getting single blocked and making almost no impact.This game pissed me off. I'm sure in a few hours I will listen to 49ers podcasts saying calm down and it's not so bad but right now my instant reaction is this team leaves a lot to be desired. Leave aside that the Offense was walking wounded, the Defense was atrocious today again, much like last week. We barely heard Bosa, Warner was pretty contained, and who else plays defense for this team? Hufanga was nowhere to be seen but he's coming back from an ACL so that's understandable. I'm just sick and tired of them giving up the big play, something that was noticable even in week 1.
As for the Offense, Jennings had the game of his life today but it's time for Aiyuk to show up or shut up. He held out for that much money all training camp long and you can easily tell. As for Ronnie Bell, get that scrub off this team now. That was a pass you have to catch and it was right in the hands.
As for special teams, What was that. Were you playing prevent defense? Hell, that was a punt if I remember correctly so kick it to the sideline, not in the middle of the freaking field.
That was a lousy and concerning game today.
Nobody snatches defeat from the jaws of victory like Kyle Shanahan.
NOBODY.
Bosa is getting single blocked and making almost no impact.
Today the 49ers got some good injury news with Purdy's back.
I think what this fanbase needs is just a trouncing of the opponent. Like a Brock 4 TD day and a 48-3 win or something like that. Might help take the stench of the Rams game out. That was so unfortunate, especially against a division rival too.
They did trounce the Rams....in the first quarter. And then they panned to Stafford on the bench cheering his teammates up, keeping them positive, "still in the game yall", and then...well we know what happened.
They forgot they can't win in only a quarter. Football is 4 quarters long, most of the time.
The guy needed pro bowl performers at LT, both WR spots, TE, and then finally at RB just to have a functional offense because he mucked up the QB position so badly. Then he finally lucks into a functional QB and even with legitimate injury issues, can't put away a team with equally bad injury issues and less talent. He's too good to fire because you should never fire a coach if you can't replace him with someone better, but his offensive "genius" is soooooooo overrated.We've seen Kyle Bananahands sit on his hands before the game has finished before. But I think if we had more weapons like CMC and Deebo we could've kept the pressure on. Or it could just be Kyle being Kyle.
Larry Beil shoot promo from this week's RAWFisher apologizes to A's fans for failing to keep team in Oakland
Oakland Athletics owner John Fisher wrote a lengthy letter to fans ahead of the team's final series in the city it has called home since 1968.sports.yahoo.com
Fisher apologizes to fans
Thank GodGiants promote Buster Posey to president of baseball operations, replacing Farhan Zaidi
The San Francisco Giants fired general manager Farhan Zaidi after a fourth-place finish and 80–82 record.sports.yahoo.com
Goodbye Zaidi. Hello Posey.