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Originally posted by SaksV:
Naw man, CHRIS F*KIN WEINKE was rock bottom
Originally posted by 5280High:
Originally posted by SaksV:
Naw man, CHRIS F*KIN WEINKE was rock bottom
Yeah that was pretty bad too, but I just remember thinking "are you effing serious?" when Dorsey and Pickett actually played. Weinke while still horrible, is still better than either of those two... but not by much
Originally posted by 5280High:Originally posted by SaksV:Naw man, CHRIS F*KIN WEINKE was rock bottom
Yeah that was pretty bad too, but I just remember thinking "are you effing serious?" when Dorsey and Pickett actually played. Weinke while still horrible, is still better than either of those two... but not by much
Originally posted by SofaKing:Originally posted by 5280High:Originally posted by SaksV:Naw man, CHRIS F*KIN WEINKE was rock bottom
Yeah that was pretty bad too, but I just remember thinking "are you effing serious?" when Dorsey and Pickett actually played. Weinke while still horrible, is still better than either of those two... but not by much
lol true. Pickett was so bad. He couldn't even cut it in Canada. Dorsey had perhaps the weakest arm of any QB to play in the NFL. Great guy and very smart, but man was he awful.
Originally posted by Niners816:
Originally posted by 5280High:
Originally posted by SaksV:
Naw man, CHRIS F*KIN WEINKE was rock bottom
Yeah that was pretty bad too, but I just remember thinking "are you effing serious?" when Dorsey and Pickett actually played. Weinke while still horrible, is still better than either of those two... but not by much
In my eyes official rock bottom was getting the s**t kicked out of us in Seattle 34-0 by a holmgren led hawks team in 2004. It's snapped the nfl record of like 420ish straight games of score at least one point. I knew 2004 was gonna be a s**t show, but the first two games of the season were very competitive. This game showed how far we actually fell.
Originally posted by ninerfan4life:
Originally posted by SofaKing:
Originally posted by 5280High:
Originally posted by SaksV:
Naw man, CHRIS F*KIN WEINKE was rock bottom
Yeah that was pretty bad too, but I just remember thinking "are you effing serious?" when Dorsey and Pickett actually played. Weinke while still horrible, is still better than either of those two... but not by much
lol true. Pickett was so bad. He couldn't even cut it in Canada. Dorsey had perhaps the weakest arm of any QB to play in the NFL. Great guy and very smart, but man was he awful.
Remember when Pickett was also on special teams lol
Originally posted by SofaKing:Originally posted by ninerfan4life:Originally posted by SofaKing:Originally posted by 5280High:Originally posted by SaksV:Naw man, CHRIS F*KIN WEINKE was rock bottom
Yeah that was pretty bad too, but I just remember thinking "are you effing serious?" when Dorsey and Pickett actually played. Weinke while still horrible, is still better than either of those two... but not by much
lol true. Pickett was so bad. He couldn't even cut it in Canada. Dorsey had perhaps the weakest arm of any QB to play in the NFL. Great guy and very smart, but man was he awful.
Remember when Pickett was also on special teams lol
LOL yes! Nolan constantly hyping him up as a monster gunner.
Originally posted by Niners816:
If you can stomach it, just looks at the 2004 & 2005 rosters. They are basically expansion team level in terms of talent.
Originally posted by SofaKing:Originally posted by Niners816:If you can stomach it, just looks at the 2004 & 2005 rosters. They are basically expansion team level in terms of talent.
Yup, took a look not too long ago on pro-football-reference. Completely devoid of talent. It's shocking we fell that far.
Originally posted by ninerfan4life:
Originally posted by SofaKing:
Originally posted by Niners816:
If you can stomach it, just looks at the 2004 & 2005 rosters. They are basically expansion team level in terms of talent.
Yup, took a look not too long ago on pro-football-reference. Completely devoid of talent. It's shocking we fell that far.
How many wins do you think Harbaugh would of got out of those teams
Originally posted by CWin4949:
Originally posted by ninerfan4life:
Originally posted by SofaKing:
Originally posted by Niners816:
If you can stomach it, just looks at the 2004 & 2005 rosters. They are basically expansion team level in terms of talent.
Yup, took a look not too long ago on pro-football-reference. Completely devoid of talent. It's shocking we fell that far.
How many wins do you think Harbaugh would of got out of those teams
4-5 more wins
Originally posted by SofaKing:I agree. Those teams were complete crap, but I bet Harbaugh could make a .500 team out of them.
Originally posted by Niners816:
Originally posted by LVJay:The 1994 Philly game.......the turning point of Steve's career.....
Oh nooooooo... does that mean we'll be manhandled when we face the Eagles... Kap will yell at Harbs for getting benched... we go on to beat erryone after that and bring home the 6th???
I'm all in!
I've posted these stats on a couple of offensive threads but steve young after the Philly debacle, played 14 games including playoffs. In the final 14 games of 1994, steve hit on 70% of his passes, threw for almost 3300 yards, had 35 tds and only threw 3 picks. His qb rating for that span was 124!!! I would put that 14 game span against any qb in the history of the league. Even seeing this all occur, when I ran the numbers they still shocked the hell out of me. How lucky have we been to have witness the excellence we've seen. Steve young on a mission was a sight to see.
It's just time to add another anniversary this year ('84, '89 & , '94)
Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
Originally posted by SofaKing:
I agree. Those teams were complete crap, but I bet Harbaugh could make a .500 team out of them.
I agree, he'd find ways to make them better.
