Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:Originally posted by backontop:Originally posted by dirtysouthniner:Originally posted by Ceadderman:
The only argument that matters is why protect the ball if you're only determined to give it back in 4 plays without scoring a single point anyway?
I can't believe that people are so damn worried about ball control when we can't control the thing with our lame duck QB. Pun indeed intended.
~Ceadder
You could be right. But Singletary cares more about turnovers than anything else. It is the curse of having a defensive minded coach. The only time Singletary considered benching Hill last year was after he threw a couple of interceptions. I expect Hill will continue to take sacks instead of taking chances. And I expect Singletary to continue to thank Hill for it.
Isn't punting the ball considered a turn over technically? I mean you are giving the other teams offense the ball back. So does it really matter if it is an INT or a punt. I understand that you can attemtp to pin then inside the 5 yard line. But there is always the chance for a big return(especially this year) that will negate any long punt.
int u always have a better chance of returning it for a TD also always get better field position
With our special teams play this year is there really a difference? There have been a few returns for TD's that have been called back so far. It is only a matter of time till there are a few that are let go with no flags on the field.