49ers vs NFC West

Originally posted by monsterzero789:
how about NOT leaving the huddle with a thought to throw against the best CB in the game

wow this is a new one!

Our secondary has to be as good as there's they don't allow points or give up big plays we allow big plays all over the place we are a good defense but not dominate like there's.

Play at home, sign Alex Mack, let go of Whitner, Brown, Goodwin, draft the Oklahoma St. Corner and hope Tank and Lattimore contribute next year

You could point to a lot of things that already have been mentioned.

Originally posted by BrianGO:
Play at HOME.

We beat them at HOME. Hello?

Completely agreed!

Originally posted by allhype:
Play at home, sign Alex Mack, let go of Whitner, Brown, Goodwin, draft the Oklahoma St. Corner and hope Tank and Lattimore contribute next year

There will probably be some changes in the secondary. And we need a new Center.

Originally posted by socalfan21:
Don't turn the ball over is the answer. 3 turnovers in the 4th quarter isn't the answer.

Easier said than done.

Turn off their speaker system!!
Poison the Skittles. Oh wait those are the secret pills they use for defensive domination #ROIDS

Originally posted by WeDidIt:

Originally posted by socalfan21:

Don't turn the ball over is the answer. 3 turnovers in the 4th quarter isn't the answer.

Easier said than done.

I don't believe that.

What will it take to beat Seattle....take more adderall than them!!!

Eventually what will happen is Sherman will want a $100 million contract. And other guys will too. Plus guys will come up for FA in certain years and they won't be able to sign them all due to the salary cap. Also teams will raid them in FA just like they did to the 90's Cowboys because they know they have great players. So it is inevitable IMO that they will fall back some.

But so will we. Frank Gore is getting older. So is Justin Smith. Two huge pieces. We will lose all kinds of secondary guys this offseason. I could easily see us drop back a lot too and real soon. That's real possible.

Less turnovers and for the zebras to stay out of our pocket.

Originally posted by verb1der:

Originally posted by monsterzero789:
how about NOT leaving the huddle with a thought to throw against the best CB in the game

wow this is a new one!

turnovers arent a problem against them? its basically our only problem vs them

Originally posted by NinerGM:

Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:
Drafting alot of good O lineman

It don't get much better than what we have.

Almost all #1s on that Oline. Usually when you get a group like that playing for this long together, teams usually already have their first SB.

True. But, our #1's need to play like #1's. Statistically, the o-line regressed this year. In the SuperBowl thread, some charts were thrown up which show us being OUT OF the top 15 in several key o-line rankings. Still, that Seattle D is straight-up dominant. IMO, we need to:

1) Be patient and avoid penalties and turnovers at all costs. We HAD Seattle beat up there until those 3 turnovers.
2) Evolve our playcalling.
3) Improve our secondary. We still allow those 2-3 blown coverage big plays per game. Whether it's Whitner or Carlos Rogers, etc, etc., we need an upgrade.

Seattle is so good that a team has to prey on their mistakes and pitch a perfect game, IMO. That's tough, but, luckily, we're one of the handful of teams that CAN compete with them.

Go 9ers.

I watched the coaches film of the NFC Championship and found myself keying on the Seattle offensive line. They ran the same set over and over again. The entire line would slant right or left and Lynch would follow them or cut back, that's it! The 49ers on the other hand played straight ahead. I don't think the problem is our OL and the scheme is not as bad as it may seem. Due to the crowd noise the 49ers were a half step behind. The only way to beat Seattle is with power. Let's hope Lattimore becomes the X-factor.