Originally posted by McLovinAlexSmith:
stupid me
You can't say we haven't tried to tell you!
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Originally posted by McLovinAlexSmith:
stupid me
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
They are better. They are also horribly inconsistent. You can't pick and choose what statistics you want to use to measure the progress of the offense. Even if you want to use the passing yardage, third down percentage conversion, etc, you also can say that both Kendall Hunter and Frank Gore are having a better year, the offensive line is much improved, we have wideouts that can make some big plays, and have shown the ability to truly pour it on teams offensively (see the Bills and Jets games). It's happened twice in 7 games this year. We did it once in 18 games last year. A more balanced critique would be pointing out the lack of consistency in the offense, leaving points on the field, and trying to do too much to outsmart defenses. Change one or two things with this offense and it should realistically be a top 5 offense in points and yardage.
Originally posted by SofaKing:
Pretty much this. The offense is better, but horribly inconsistent. O-Line is much improved. We have the most dominant rushing attack in the NFL. Wideouts are making more plays than last year. Through the first 5 weeks our offense looked much improved.
Unfortunately, the last 2 games are fresh in everyone's minds and they were both nationally televised games. That's why we're taking a ton of s**t from the media. In just 2 weeks, Alex went from "having his best year" and being "a legit pro-bowl candidate", to having "regressed from last year". Typical knee-jerk reaction from the media. 2 games does not provide enough information to jump to any conclusions. If you look at our 7 games as a whole, we are much improved IMO.
Originally posted by LoneWolf:Originally posted by SofaKing:Pretty much this. The offense is better, but horribly inconsistent. O-Line is much improved. We have the most dominant rushing attack in the NFL. Wideouts are making more plays than last year. Through the first 5 weeks our offense looked much improved.
Unfortunately, the last 2 games are fresh in everyone's minds and they were both nationally televised games. That's why we're taking a ton of s**t from the media. In just 2 weeks, Alex went from "having his best year" and being "a legit pro-bowl candidate", to having "regressed from last year". Typical knee-jerk reaction from the media. 2 games does not provide enough information to jump to any conclusions. If you look at our 7 games as a whole, we are much improved IMO.
Perfect analysis right there.
Originally posted by OtisDriftwood:
Alex holds us back.
Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
The OLine is WAYYYYYYYY better.
I feel that they are holding plays and schemes back.
Originally posted by 80sbaby24:
It absolutely amazes me that if any writer puts out an article/tweet that has negative things to say specifically about the offense or a specific someone's play, people immediately dismiss the article and starts trashing the writer. Every single time. Its like clockwork.
Its like you guys have forgotten what a good offense is. Its sad.
Originally posted by longtime49erfan:In Mike Florio's latest column, the biased anti-49er yellow journalist says, "The 49ers' offense doesn't seem to be much better (than last year)".
As Bugs Bunny would say, What a Maroon! Anyone who suggests the 49ers offense is no better than it was last year is either not paying attention or is incapable of writing anything positive about this Super Bowl-bound team. The 2011 49ers never has a two-game streak in which they outscored their opponents 79-3.
Florio should get a job bussing tables at a McDonald's. He would probably do that job better than the job of a sports writer.
Originally posted by fly15:
Originally posted by OtisDriftwood:
Alex holds us back.
but we have new weapons
Originally posted by monsterzero789:
Thank you based Gore. Besides the bills game I haven't been overly impressed with the O.