Originally posted by RishikeshA:Nuff' Said
Willis in BEAST mode!
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Originally posted by RishikeshA:Nuff' Said
Originally posted by Wrathman:
Originally posted by RishikeshA:
Nuff' Said
Willis in BEAST mode!
Originally posted by RishikeshA:Nuff' Said
Originally posted by bzborow1:
Originally posted by scipiobronze:
Originally posted by Kauaiguy:
A couple of receivers not named Michael Crabtree. It's pretty evident by now that Crabtree is the go to guy and I'm sure that the Packers are going to cover him like a blanket and Kaepernick will have to beat them some other way.
Unfortunately without an effective Justin Smith, the 49er's will have a tough time with Aaron Rodgers. Jean La Phew (whatever his name is) is not going to be very effective in the playoffs. He needs more time to develop.
The defense as a whole needs to step up.
I think there is a lot of media hype pumping up GB and Aaron Rodgers. IMHO, GB is not a terribly good football team this year, especially away from Lambeau field. They are 4-4 away from Lambeau and 4-5 against winning teams. Their offense collapses when faced with a physical team that can rush the passer like NYG or Seattle.
Aaron Rodgers can pick you apart, but not if he is running for his life the whole game. GB's O-Line is porous and has actually gotten worse since the beginning of the year, lots of discontinuity there. A-Rod is the 2nd most sacked QB in the NFL for a reason, he holds on to the ball too long as he tries to make something happen. He won't throw the ball away when under pressure b/c they have no other way to gain short yardage, their running game is a joke.
Even teams w/o a great pass rush have been able to sack A-Rod b/c most of his sacks do not come from the initial pass rush, they come later in the play when A-Rod is scrambling to buy time. You do not need Justin Smith's double-hold move to get to this guy. All you need are a pair of DEs/OLBs with high motors who will not give up the pursuit. Aldon Smith and Ahmad Brooks should be enough as long as they are relentless.
I don't understand why some people are so worried. A-Rod is only a magician against teams that let him take his sweet time carving up the secondary. This is the best possible scenario for SF, getting a team you match up well with at home after a bye. As long as SF is really physical on both sides of the ball and does not turn the ball over, they should be able to wear GB down and run the ball down their throats in the second half.
Isn't Byan Baluaga out? That would seem to me to make Ahmad Brooks the not-so-obvious X-Factor on defense. Here's hoping he can disrupt Rodgers.
Originally posted by mayo49:
respectfulpacker, your going down Saturday and your going down hard. Seriously, good luck and may the best team win.
Originally posted by WINiner:
His replacement is better than he was.
Originally posted by Valrod33:Lol Brett was an ass to Aaron. Viewed him as a threat the moment he was drafted. The 1st day of practices stated "it's not my job to mentor this kid, he can get mentored by watching"
Originally posted by dobophile:
I like our chances, but you should never count your chickens especially when going up against Brett Favre.
Agreed. Remember now, Brett Favre personally trained Aaron Rodgers.
Rodgers now knows all the ins and outs of candlestick park. I expect him to have a huge game. Such a classy move by Favre. You dont see Young or Montana helping out our QBs
Originally posted by respectfulpacker:
Originally posted by mayo49:
respectfulpacker, your going down Saturday and your going down hard. Seriously, good luck and may the best team win.
Lol! Good luck too but imma jaw with yall all in the name of good natured fun:-)
This ain't week one, it's the divisional round, and you prodded the sleeping giant. You will be facing statistically, the best quarterback who has ever played the game. A quarterback who can beat you in so many ways. You witnessed Montana and Young, and after the pack drop the 49ers like Marquez did Pacman our Quarterback, you know, the one you passed up on in 2005 to take your current backup number 1 overall, will be well on his way to affirming that by the time he is done, he will be the best quarterback to have ever played the game, period :P
Originally posted by respectfulpacker:
Originally posted by mayo49:
respectfulpacker, your going down Saturday and your going down hard. Seriously, good luck and may the best team win.
Lol! Good luck too but imma jaw with yall all in the name of good natured fun:-)
This ain't week one, it's the divisional round, and you prodded the sleeping giant. You will be facing statistically, the best quarterback who has ever played the game. A quarterback who can beat you in so many ways. You witnessed Montana and Young, and after the pack drop the 49ers like Marquez did Pacman our Quarterback, you know, the one you passed up on in 2005 to take your current backup number 1 overall, will be well on his way to affirming that by the time he is done, he will be the best quarterback to have ever played the game, period :P
Originally posted by RishikeshA:
Nuff' Said