Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by father49er:
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by 49erJim:
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by IdahoNiner:
Originally posted by cciowa:
you are right idaho, I had no right to label you and i am sorry. I just am upset with the way our team is playing and the denial i see from the fan base. plus i did not recognize the symbol for sarcasm... a glittery care bear
No worries man. I hear what you are saying, i havent been extremely happy with our team here in the second half of the season either, mostly gameplan related, But try to keep in mind that GB is in fact a very favorable matchup for us.
i have no faith in roman anymore and with the way Jh has let him f**k things up and with the way jh has f**ked up the kicking fiasco, I no longer drink his bathwater. i like him and am glad he our coach but am sick of the way we have been out coached so much this year. Jh has also been a idiot for taking the bait when other coaches jab him or our team like the giants, rams and seattle coaches did
You use to drink bathwater??
when Jh was hired and all of last year untill they made some s**tty play calls in the giants game,, i drank his bathwater. As i said i am very happy he is our coach but this year I have seen he does not walk on water.
jh definitely has flaws. winning cures all ills.
and losing or playing poorly exposes the flaws many think he does not have. for example can you tell me why he made a black and white decision on the quarterback and then has spent the last month and esp, the last week f**king around with this kicker thing. he had no balls to address it after the first rams loss(i know what the score was) and now we are a big f**king joke in having two kickers on the roster for saturday night. i think when they did his heart procedure they snipped his balls by mistake. playing not to lose almost cost us vs the pats and the whole team and coaches spent the seattle game and first two quarters in the cards game in a fetal position
if i had to guess what jh is thinking... he gave akers time to work through his slump at the cost of a loss. now that the stakes have risen, with akers still in his slump, he brought in an alternative. i might add that statistically, the alternative has a worse overall stat than akers, but akers suckle in recent games is probably worse. as for the qb change, it seems a wash stat-wise (see link below), but kap is clearly better at extend plays and has more big plays than alex. i think the jury is still out on the timing of qb swap.
http://www.nfl.com/stats/categorystats?tabSeq=1&statisticPositionCategory=QUARTERBACK&season=2012&seasonType=REG
i re-watched the pats game yesterday and the reason 9ers got a big lead was due to turnovers early on that changed the momentum of the game. it was wet, the ball was slippery, and it bounced the 9ers way. 9ers also played well to capitalize, but the big lead was the result of turnovers. midway through the 3rd quarter, ne started no-huddle and that through the 9ers off and tired out the defense. there weren't many 3 man rushes, 9ers d was in the dime most of the time rushing 4. ne just played faster as they adjusted to the weather. you can argue the d should have been better prepared to handle high tempo offense, i'll give you that. we'll need to improve in this department on saturday.
the following week, against seattle, the weather was the same. the stadium was loud, the players and coaches just seemed a beat slower than usual and that was the difference. attribute that however you want, but it clearly was not the same effort we saw throughout the year.
against the cards, we played a bad first quarter, then picked it up starting the 2nd quarter. you can see the difference in effort and on the scoreboard. by end of 3rd quarter, that game was over. frankly, the offense fell flat in the first quarter was due to jenkin's drop and ted ginn not fielding the punt at the 20 yard line. two bone head mistakes that cost them 2 out of 3 first quarter drives.