Week 13 NFL Gameday Thread

Originally posted by 190836:
Does anyone know if Vernon still has his di**?

Originally posted by Jcool:
2006: #23, 2007: #13, 2008: #17, 2009: #5 (Brett Favre as QB), 2010: #23. So the progress is where again?

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Jcool:
2006: #23, 2007: #13, 2008: #17, 2009: #5 (Brett Favre as QB), 2010: #23. So the progress is where again?

They went from 29th in points scored to 2nd in points scored, I'd say that's progress. He did well, you can keep up your weird need to deflect all the attention on to Kaepernick to defend your Alex Smith fetish, but people know the truth. Seattle has superior offensive playcalling, that part isn't even debatable anymore, they take guys off the scrap heap and find a way to make them serviceable players, the 49ers offense struggles to utilize anyone who is slightly under Pro-Bowl caliber talent.

Originally posted by Jcool:
Well if your going to make things up clearly this isn't the convo for me.

Originally posted by GoldenJoe:

I missed the first half but did the Saints run any no huddle? I would maybe go to that early in the game to try and negate the crowd. If you can go up 10-14 on them early (not easy, I know) their crowd quiets down in a hurry.

Originally posted by eonblue:
Man, I wish my QB read coverage printouts and worked on them with his recievers. Too much ask I guess. Also Im starting to really likw this Wilson guy. He has such great ATTITUDE and has a strong sense of ownership.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
They went from 29th in points scored to 2nd in points scored, I'd say that's progress. He did well, you can keep up your weird need to deflect all the attention on to Kaepernick to defend your Alex Smith fetish, but people know the truth. Seattle has superior offensive playcalling, that part isn't even debatable anymore, they take guys off the scrap heap and find a way to make them serviceable players, the 49ers offense struggles to utilize anyone who is slightly under Pro-Bowl caliber talent.

Originally posted by eonblue:

Man, I wish my QB read coverage printouts and worked on them with his recievers. Too much ask I guess. Also Im starting to really likw this Wilson guy. He has such great ATTITUDE and has a strong sense of ownership.

Originally posted by GoldenJoe:

Originally posted by Rascal:

Originally posted by theduke85:

Originally posted by Rascal:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by niners94:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
kearse, baldwin, lockette, tate, zack miller

its like it doesnt even matter who they put out there

for us, we need our star players to be 100% healthy to have a chance

It's the QB, not the pass catchers. RW is way ahead of Kap mentally.

true, wilson is definitely more polished than Kap

Is not even just about being more polished. The key to me is Wilson doesn't get rattled, the guy just never panicks. The moment he rolls right to get all the green grass, the guy can just make any plays with any of his receivers downfield. Kap panicks with such a fierce pass rush and his decision-making then becomes worse and more than often is simply not quick enough plus he is not as elusive as Wilson. Then, you talk about Wilson's throws, his deep balls are just something else, the placement is always good and the spiral is always perfect.

Wilson is a great decision maker, no doubt. However, I think a lot of his success stems from the system he's in. I mean, the number of times he's throwing to a literally wide-open receiver is amazing. Or those deep balls you're talking about -- how many times does is there no safety support downfield because of teams stacking 9 in the box?

Now, this is not to entirely take away from Wilson -- he doesn't lock in on a target like Kaep does. That's key to being able to hit these receivers that are open. But still, I think the playcalling in Seattle is fantastic. Their offense looks unstoppable at times. It's especially potent considering how often they start around midfield because of great field positioning from the defense.

No argument there. They seem to play more multiple WR sets and their offense is much more free throwing. The 9ers passing game is way more static and predictable when everyone knows the ball is always going to go to Anquan and Vernon or now Crab since he is back. Kap needs to throw to the other receivers too such as Mario and Jon to keep the defense guessing. You just can't afford to be so selective with your targets.

Kap is huge on trust, we used to get on Alex about that but they both look for certain guys. I would try to look at Frank a little more as a pass catcher, he used to have a huge role in that capacity.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

No, I just noticed you get extremely offended when anyone seems to not regard the 49ers playcalling as the pinnacle of perfection, based on your other posts, your agenda seems to be pretty clear. Sorry that your chosen QB is in KC, not SF.

Originally posted by TheGoldenNugget:

Originally posted by GoldenJoe:
I missed the first half but did the Saints run any no huddle? I would maybe go to that early in the game to try and negate the crowd. If you can go up 10-14 on them early (not easy, I know) their crowd quiets down in a hurry.

Nope. I am surprised no one has tried it but that's how I believe you beat this Seahawks Defence. Have calls played in using hand signals....hate to say it but the CFL (I'm from Canada) does this quite a bit for louder stadiums.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Jcool:
Well if your going to make things up clearly this isn't the convo for me.

No, I just noticed you get extremely offended when anyone seems to not regard the 49ers playcalling as the pinnacle of perfection, based on your other posts, your agenda seems to be pretty clear. Sorry that your chosen QB is in KC, not SF.