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Originally posted by mayo49:
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Best shot at winning games and installing the offense. Not only does CJ have an NFL learning curve but he would only be using a very small portion of the playbook.
If CJ is the future QB of this team, I like the idea of him just sitting and learning his first year.
That's the thing your missing, if CJ is the future QB, that needs to be found out this year. Before we decide on signing Cousins or drafting a Qb.
Originally posted by Bluesbro:
Originally posted by kray28:
LK
Last year was bad, this year is worse. Baalke's fingerprints are still all over the place. It will take years to remove the stench. Still, the new regime has already had one offseason to try to improve things....but have clearly gone in the opposite direction.
The 49ers are right now easily the worst team in the NFL (the Lambs might be worse, but even their s**tty offense can score TDs sometimes).
Ridiculous statement for multiple reasons. How can you make any kind of judgement after only two weeks? You need at least a quarter of the season and maybe more. And even if you judge on only two weeks you are wrong (imo).
Originally posted by kray28:against the 2 best front 7s in the NFC , one of those games in seattle where even the best teams have a hard time playing.. time to Relax man
Originally posted by Bluesbro:
Originally posted by kray28:
LK
Last year was bad, this year is worse. Baalke's fingerprints are still all over the place. It will take years to remove the stench. Still, the new regime has already had one offseason to try to improve things....but have clearly gone in the opposite direction.
The 49ers are right now easily the worst team in the NFL (the Lambs might be worse, but even their s**tty offense can score TDs sometimes).
Ridiculous statement for multiple reasons. How can you make any kind of judgement after only two weeks? You need at least a quarter of the season and maybe more. And even if you judge on only two weeks you are wrong (imo).
Look around the league....and you can judge the league on the basis of a simple eye test. The Niners are horrible. Two games, ZERO TDs. Dead last in total offense. And this is with the most innovatinve young offensive mind in the game? Are you kidding me?
I'm not blaming Shanahan, but sometimes you just need players to win, and the Niners just don't have enough.
Originally posted by kray28:
Originally posted by Bluesbro:
Originally posted by kray28:
LK
Last year was bad, this year is worse. Baalke's fingerprints are still all over the place. It will take years to remove the stench. Still, the new regime has already had one offseason to try to improve things....but have clearly gone in the opposite direction.
The 49ers are right now easily the worst team in the NFL (the Lambs might be worse, but even their s**tty offense can score TDs sometimes).
Ridiculous statement for multiple reasons. How can you make any kind of judgement after only two weeks? You need at least a quarter of the season and maybe more. And even if you judge on only two weeks you are wrong (imo).
Look around the league....and you can judge the league on the basis of a simple eye test. The Niners are horrible. Two games, ZERO TDs. Dead last in total offense. And this is with the most innovative young offensive mind in the game? Are you kidding me?
I'm not blaming Shanahan, but sometimes you just need players to win, and the Niners just don't have enough.
Originally posted by Marvin49:after watching these two games. i think they have just enough to pull off wins.
Originally posted by kray28:
Originally posted by Bluesbro:
Originally posted by kray28:
LK
Last year was bad, this year is worse. Baalke's fingerprints are still all over the place. It will take years to remove the stench. Still, the new regime has already had one offseason to try to improve things....but have clearly gone in the opposite direction.
The 49ers are right now easily the worst team in the NFL (the Lambs might be worse, but even their s**tty offense can score TDs sometimes).
Ridiculous statement for multiple reasons. How can you make any kind of judgement after only two weeks? You need at least a quarter of the season and maybe more. And even if you judge on only two weeks you are wrong (imo).
Look around the league....and you can judge the league on the basis of a simple eye test. The Niners are horrible. Two games, ZERO TDs. Dead last in total offense. And this is with the most innovative young offensive mind in the game? Are you kidding me?
I'm not blaming Shanahan, but sometimes you just need players to win, and the Niners just don't have enough.
Correct...but what made you think they did BEFORE the season. Where's the surprise?
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by Marvin49:after watching these two games. i think they have just enough to pull off wins.
Originally posted by kray28:
Originally posted by Bluesbro:
Originally posted by kray28:
LK
Last year was bad, this year is worse. Baalke's fingerprints are still all over the place. It will take years to remove the stench. Still, the new regime has already had one offseason to try to improve things....but have clearly gone in the opposite direction.
The 49ers are right now easily the worst team in the NFL (the Lambs might be worse, but even their s**tty offense can score TDs sometimes).
Ridiculous statement for multiple reasons. How can you make any kind of judgement after only two weeks? You need at least a quarter of the season and maybe more. And even if you judge on only two weeks you are wrong (imo).
Look around the league....and you can judge the league on the basis of a simple eye test. The Niners are horrible. Two games, ZERO TDs. Dead last in total offense. And this is with the most innovative young offensive mind in the game? Are you kidding me?
I'm not blaming Shanahan, but sometimes you just need players to win, and the Niners just don't have enough.
Correct...but what made you think they did BEFORE the season. Where's the surprise?
What they don't have enough is players that can help them comeback from mistakes.
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Right...which is what will probably kill their draft position...
...I'm just curious what others who are so angry were expecting at this point.
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:oh s**t you're right
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Right...which is what will probably kill their draft position...
...I'm just curious what others who are so angry were expecting at this point.
The ones who are most angry, predicted the Niners to win 2-3 games this year. So it goes against any real logic.
Originally posted by kray28:Good example of how terrible this team is. They somehow manage to get a 2nd and 1, and can't get one friggin yard in 2 tries. Both downs are off target/terrible passes by Hoyer.
Why are you passing on 2nd and 1? Is the running game that pathetic?
Originally posted by Bluesbro:Originally posted by kray28:LK
Last year was bad, this year is worse. Baalke's fingerprints are still all over the place. It will take years to remove the stench. Still, the new regime has already had one offseason to try to improve things....but have clearly gone in the opposite direction.
The 49ers are right now easily the worst team in the NFL (the Lambs might be worse, but even their s**tty offense can score TDs sometimes).
Ridiculous statement for multiple reasons. How can you make any kind of judgement after only two weeks? You need at least a quarter of the season and maybe more. And even if you judge on only two weeks you are wrong (imo).
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:oh s**t you're rightOriginally posted by DonnieDarko:Originally posted by Marvin49:Right...which is what will probably kill their draft position...
...I'm just curious what others who are so angry were expecting at this point.
The ones who are most angry, predicted the Niners to win 2-3 games this year. So it goes against any real logic.
others and i, should be the ones really pissed off for picking a higher win total lol
Originally posted by NJNiner:2 No long term answers make a right
Hoyer is definitely not the long term answer so why not call on Kap to see if he would be interested in coming back to SF?
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by NJNiner:2 No long term answers make a right
Hoyer is definitely not the long term answer so why not call on Kap to see if he would be interested in coming back to SF?
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:Originally posted by mayo49:Originally posted by DonnieDarko:Best shot at winning games and installing the offense. Not only does CJ have an NFL learning curve but he would only be using a very small portion of the playbook.
If CJ is the future QB of this team, I like the idea of him just sitting and learning his first year.
That's the thing your missing, if CJ is the future QB, that needs to be found out this year. Before we decide on signing Cousins or drafting a Qb.
No, it doesn't.