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SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS @ INDIANAPOLIS COLTS GAMEDAY THREAD (Game 7)
Oct 27, 2009 at 6:38 AM
- 49ersMan420
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Were gonna win, Bank on it.
Oct 27, 2009 at 7:00 AM
- Brazilian49er
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Originally posted by FourNine49:
I remember the last time we SPANKED the Colts...
Don't know about spanked. Wasn't that a overtime win?
Oct 27, 2009 at 7:21 AM
- NJNiner
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Keep in mind that the Colts just got thier best defensive player, Bob Sanders back from injury.
Oct 27, 2009 at 7:21 AM
- valrod33
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Originally posted by NJNiner:
Keep in mind that the Colts just got thier best defensive player, Bob Sanders back from injury.
dont worry he will get hurt again in this game
Oct 27, 2009 at 7:31 AM
- tohara3
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I want our team to come out to play. We need to cause some turnovers & put some early points on the board. If we can connect on a deep pass early in the game it will loosen up the defense the rest of the game. Go 49ers!
Oct 27, 2009 at 7:42 AM
- OnTheClock
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I expect us to try very hard to establish the running game. If you can get that going against the Colts, you have a VERY good chance of winning the game. The Colts do not have the greatest rushing defense, but still a half-decent one at least.
Gore needs to light them up to win, and our defense has to step up big-time. We're playing AT Indy so that makes things even more difficult.
I don't expect a monster game from Alex, as he's facing a top 10 (7th ranked) Colts passing defense in their own house.
Keep realistic expectations. Freeney and Mathis and a blitzing Bob Sanders all together are much more difficult to deal with than Mario Williams and a Texans DL. Let's hope Staley can handle Dwight.
Gore needs to light them up to win, and our defense has to step up big-time. We're playing AT Indy so that makes things even more difficult.
I don't expect a monster game from Alex, as he's facing a top 10 (7th ranked) Colts passing defense in their own house.
Keep realistic expectations. Freeney and Mathis and a blitzing Bob Sanders all together are much more difficult to deal with than Mario Williams and a Texans DL. Let's hope Staley can handle Dwight.
Oct 27, 2009 at 7:42 AM
- RedWaltz24
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I don't know if the Niners will win the game, but I hope Smith has a good start so people don't start getting into QB bashing threads again. The Niners need stability at the QB position.
Oct 27, 2009 at 8:05 AM
- AKfanster
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Mathis and Freeney vs our O-line
Nuff said.
Nuff said.
[ Edited by AKfanster on Oct 27, 2009 at 8:06 AM ]
Oct 27, 2009 at 8:06 AM
- SJniner7
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ouch! the line is at 11... I guess that is expected considering how we have played as a team the last few games...
Oct 27, 2009 at 8:27 AM
- BYisGod
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Staley better learn how to defend against the spin-move.
Oct 27, 2009 at 8:33 AM
- HessianDud
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Originally posted by OnTheClock:
I expect us to try very hard to establish the running game. If you can get that going against the Colts, you have a VERY good chance of winning the game. The Colts do not have the greatest rushing defense, but still a half-decent one at least.
Gore needs to light them up to win, and our defense has to step up big-time. We're playing AT Indy so that makes things even more difficult.
I don't expect a monster game from Alex, as he's facing a top 10 (7th ranked) Colts passing defense in their own house.
Keep realistic expectations. Freeney and Mathis and a blitzing Bob Sanders all together are much more difficult to deal with than Mario Williams and a Texans DL. Let's hope Staley can handle Dwight.
Yup. As much as we all want to see Alex throwing the ball like he did last week, we're going to have to be stubborn with the run again. However, I do think we will need to take a couple shots downfield early in the game to keep the D honest, so I hope Raye and Foerster can come up with something to give Alex a little time.
On D, we just need to pull our heads out of our asses. Maybe if MLewis is back that will help somewhat, but if we cover the way we've been covering, Manning will be eating hot dogs before halftime.
Oct 27, 2009 at 8:40 AM
- qnnhan7
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The only thing I know and remember about the Colt is the game against the Dolphins. Miami ran all over their defense, kept time of possession, and almost look like they could have won the game. But quick strikes from Manning won it for the Colts.
I hope we could duplicate what the Dolphins did in the running game, coupled that with a dose of Davis and Crabtree, and a defense that can minimized the quick strikes. We might have an major upset
I hope we could duplicate what the Dolphins did in the running game, coupled that with a dose of Davis and Crabtree, and a defense that can minimized the quick strikes. We might have an major upset
Oct 27, 2009 at 9:26 AM
- mrgneissguy
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Originally posted by AKfanster:
Mathis and Freeney vs our O-line
Nuff said.
and our defense ranks only 20th for sacks with 13 against the Colts O-Line and Manning's quick release which has protected him so much he has only even been hit 14 times (sacked only twice).
source
He's only been hit 14 times, we've allowed 18 sacks and are going against Freeney and Mathis...
Is there a one week fix that can be installed to make that a bit more even??
Oct 27, 2009 at 9:31 AM
- jreff22
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Open up holes for Gore
Pass protect
Give Alex time
Use all the WR's
Play action
Use a hard count
If something is working keep doing it
Convert 3rd downs
Clog the running lanes
Attack the ball
Pressure Peyton
Hit Peyton
Sack Peyton
Blitz
Stay tight on the WR's
Hold your ground
Don't give up the big play
Stop them on 3rd down
Don't fumble the ball on ST
Pass protect
Give Alex time
Use all the WR's
Play action
Use a hard count
If something is working keep doing it
Convert 3rd downs
Clog the running lanes
Attack the ball
Pressure Peyton
Hit Peyton
Sack Peyton
Blitz
Stay tight on the WR's
Hold your ground
Don't give up the big play
Stop them on 3rd down
Don't fumble the ball on ST
Oct 27, 2009 at 9:37 AM
- tjd808185
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Originally posted by HessianDud:Originally posted by OnTheClock:
I expect us to try very hard to establish the running game. If you can get that going against the Colts, you have a VERY good chance of winning the game. The Colts do not have the greatest rushing defense, but still a half-decent one at least.
Gore needs to light them up to win, and our defense has to step up big-time. We're playing AT Indy so that makes things even more difficult.
I don't expect a monster game from Alex, as he's facing a top 10 (7th ranked) Colts passing defense in their own house.
Keep realistic expectations. Freeney and Mathis and a blitzing Bob Sanders all together are much more difficult to deal with than Mario Williams and a Texans DL. Let's hope Staley can handle Dwight.
Yup. As much as we all want to see Alex throwing the ball like he did last week, we're going to have to be stubborn with the run again. However, I do think we will need to take a couple shots downfield early in the game to keep the D honest, so I hope Raye and Foerster can come up with something to give Alex a little time.
On D, we just need to pull our heads out of our asses. Maybe if MLewis is back that will help somewhat, but if we cover the way we've been covering, Manning will be eating hot dogs before halftime.
I don't think we can afford to be stubborn with the run once again. We're not an effective power rushing team. I think we have to come into this game swinging. Go with a more spread attack and use screen passes/ draws to Gore to try and contain Freeney and Mathis. Obviously there has to be a balance, but I don't think this is a game were we can win using big formations and trying to pound the ball down their throat.
[ Edited by tjd808185 on Oct 27, 2009 at 9:41 AM ]