some of you make me laugh

Originally posted by sanfran49:
i know that we got BEAT in every aspect of the game today and we played like sh*t!!! I just think its funny how EVERYONE was all over the niners n*t sack through the first 4 games and then ALL OF A SUDDEN... we play like sh*t (ONE) game and now all i hear is how Clements sucks, how coach Sings sucks, how our D sucks, etc.... its funny how after one game we all of a sudden suck.

Heres the reality, were a good Defensive team, we just played sloppy! heck, even willis, god all mighty, was silent today. Do you really think atlanta is that much better than Minnesota? than Arizona?... maybe a litle but their not that much better. we just had an off night. everything we did today was just OFF and un-characteristic of what we really are. on offence, defence, special teams, playcalling, using time outs.. everything was just OFF today. does this mean were better than them? no, not at this point but we allowed them to kick our ass!

this happens every year, every good team, or almost every good team has one of these losses per year. its happens, dont lose hope after ONE game!

Such is life on the 'Zone though. If we lose a game, we suck, need to bench Hill, fire Sing, and hire Shanahan or Holmgren to "bring back the WCO."

Oh yea, and fire Scot McCloughan too.

If we win a game but fail to blow the opponent out by a 50pt margin, well, we STILL need to bench Hill, fire Sing, hire Shanahan or Holmgren to "bring back the WCO", and fire Scot McCloughan.

Victory absent an insanely lopsided score in our favor just won't do around here.

Why?





....Because that's the way it works in Madden goddamit.

[ Edited by baltien on Oct 12, 2009 at 07:52:54 ]

Originally posted by B650:

Originally posted by kingairta:

Originally posted by B650:

Originally posted by kingairta:

Originally posted by B650:

Originally posted by kingairta:
I remember when the schedule came out. People would have been happy going into the bye 3-2 leading the division.

Not if we knew our offense was going to perform this horribly and the Falcons would come in and beat us in our own house by 35 points. Once up a time we used to beat up on the Falcons. Nowadays, 35-point losses are acceptable apparently. Let's turn the other cheek because in our next game Shaun Hill is going to turn into Bionic Commando, throwing 50 yard out patterns all over the field, Isaac Bruce is going to start playing like he did when he was 25, and Manny Lawson is going to morph into a Lawrence Taylor/Incredible Hulk hybrid. That's the power of the bye week.

We're just used to losing; that's the bottom line. We're so used to losing that we are actually brainwashed into thinking that Shaun Hill is an NFL QB.

There are, however, some reasons for optimism.

A)In our last Super Bowl season, Philadelphia came into our house and beat us 40-8. That was the turning point for our season. Something happened that day though. The great Steve Young was BENCHED. Yes, BENCHED. But, apparently, Shaun Hill is too great to be benched. Why light a fire and show your team that this kind of loss is unacceptable? Nah, that wouldn't be a good idea. Just stick with Hill and let him keep throwing wobbly ducks all over the place, everywhere EXCEPT between the WR's numbers. He misses high. He misses low. He misses behind them. He overthrows them. He throws it when they're blanketed. He throws the ball too late. He throws the ball too early. Let's just say there is a lot of room for improvement at the QB position. You want to see a real QB? Watch the Minnesota and Atlanta games.

B)We play in the NFC West. Enough said.

C)Frank Gore and Michael Crabtree will hopefully provide some sort of spark, although I'm hoping the reason we came out flat wasn't the players being a little ticked off that Crabtree got so much attention and money when they're busting their tails out there. I didn't see the same intensity out there today, and I can't think of any other reason. But, whether that's the case or not, reinforcements are on the way.

D)We have a bunch of 1st-round draft picks next season.

We all knew what kind of offense we have.

This was one game. The upside is we know we can do better.

It didn't have to be that way. I'm pissed that we got rid of Martz, and I'm pissed who we got rid of Martz for. If we had Martz, I bet you we'd be 4-1 right now. Who gives a f--- about rushing the ball. We don't have the roster suited to do this. Gore had a 1,000 yard season under Martz. Faulk had 2,000 combined yards under Martz. The only drawback is Vernon Davis catches a few less catches. Big deal. At least our offense doesn't look this anemic. Watching the Giants for 162 games is bad enough, now another 16 games of this crap? What do we have to do to get some freakin' offense? I mean f---, field a respectable product out there so we can enjoy watching the damn games. Isn't that why WE pay the players?

Maybe I just need a couple days to get over this one.

With the personnel we have we can't throw the ball the way Martz would want. Heck Hill can't even get a three step drop without a defender in his face.

I'm liking the mentality. When given lemons you make lemonade.

Until the Oline starts giving some semblance of pass protection and we have a recieving corp that can get open and a QB who can "thread the needle" we're stuck as a running team.

JT O'Sullivan and even Shaun Hill had some success passing the ball last year. The only player we lost was Bryant Johnson. We can pass the ball, but our system is the problem. We're putting Jason Hill on the bench, letting him watch Isaac Bruce go out and drop pass after pass. At least he's learning from Arnaz Battle, right? Wrong. Battle ain't doing jack either. But, those WRs are getting playing time. On kickoffs, we have a TE who can't cut out there. I can go on, but you get the point. Our coaches are making stupid ass decisions.

You actually think we had success with Just Turn it Over? Hill is on the bench for a reason. Coach has proved he doesn't play "favorites" As for kick coverage I haven't a clue why Rossum isn't out there. Sure he might have lost a step but his hands are still good.

Originally posted by kingairta:

Originally posted by B650:

Originally posted by kingairta:

Originally posted by B650:

Originally posted by kingairta:

Originally posted by B650:

Originally posted by kingairta:
I remember when the schedule came out. People would have been happy going into the bye 3-2 leading the division.

Not if we knew our offense was going to perform this horribly and the Falcons would come in and beat us in our own house by 35 points. Once up a time we used to beat up on the Falcons. Nowadays, 35-point losses are acceptable apparently. Let's turn the other cheek because in our next game Shaun Hill is going to turn into Bionic Commando, throwing 50 yard out patterns all over the field, Isaac Bruce is going to start playing like he did when he was 25, and Manny Lawson is going to morph into a Lawrence Taylor/Incredible Hulk hybrid. That's the power of the bye week.

We're just used to losing; that's the bottom line. We're so used to losing that we are actually brainwashed into thinking that Shaun Hill is an NFL QB.

There are, however, some reasons for optimism.

A)In our last Super Bowl season, Philadelphia came into our house and beat us 40-8. That was the turning point for our season. Something happened that day though. The great Steve Young was BENCHED. Yes, BENCHED. But, apparently, Shaun Hill is too great to be benched. Why light a fire and show your team that this kind of loss is unacceptable? Nah, that wouldn't be a good idea. Just stick with Hill and let him keep throwing wobbly ducks all over the place, everywhere EXCEPT between the WR's numbers. He misses high. He misses low. He misses behind them. He overthrows them. He throws it when they're blanketed. He throws the ball too late. He throws the ball too early. Let's just say there is a lot of room for improvement at the QB position. You want to see a real QB? Watch the Minnesota and Atlanta games.

B)We play in the NFC West. Enough said.

C)Frank Gore and Michael Crabtree will hopefully provide some sort of spark, although I'm hoping the reason we came out flat wasn't the players being a little ticked off that Crabtree got so much attention and money when they're busting their tails out there. I didn't see the same intensity out there today, and I can't think of any other reason. But, whether that's the case or not, reinforcements are on the way.

D)We have a bunch of 1st-round draft picks next season.

We all knew what kind of offense we have.

This was one game. The upside is we know we can do better.

It didn't have to be that way. I'm pissed that we got rid of Martz, and I'm pissed who we got rid of Martz for. If we had Martz, I bet you we'd be 4-1 right now. Who gives a f--- about rushing the ball. We don't have the roster suited to do this. Gore had a 1,000 yard season under Martz. Faulk had 2,000 combined yards under Martz. The only drawback is Vernon Davis catches a few less catches. Big deal. At least our offense doesn't look this anemic. Watching the Giants for 162 games is bad enough, now another 16 games of this crap? What do we have to do to get some freakin' offense? I mean f---, field a respectable product out there so we can enjoy watching the damn games. Isn't that why WE pay the players?

Maybe I just need a couple days to get over this one.

With the personnel we have we can't throw the ball the way Martz would want. Heck Hill can't even get a three step drop without a defender in his face.

I'm liking the mentality. When given lemons you make lemonade.

Until the Oline starts giving some semblance of pass protection and we have a recieving corp that can get open and a QB who can "thread the needle" we're stuck as a running team.

JT O'Sullivan and even Shaun Hill had some success passing the ball last year. The only player we lost was Bryant Johnson. We can pass the ball, but our system is the problem. We're putting Jason Hill on the bench, letting him watch Isaac Bruce go out and drop pass after pass. At least he's learning from Arnaz Battle, right? Wrong. Battle ain't doing jack either. But, those WRs are getting playing time. On kickoffs, we have a TE who can't cut out there. I can go on, but you get the point. Our coaches are making stupid ass decisions.

You actually think we had success with Just Turn it Over? Hill is on the bench for a reason. Coach has proved he doesn't play "favorites" As for kick coverage I haven't a clue why Rossum isn't out there. Sure he might have lost a step but his hands are still good.

If O'Sullivan could learn to protect the ball more, he'd be 10 times better than Hill. I know it's a big if, but I'm just saying. I have last year's games on film, and trust me, our offense was much different with O'Sullivan at the helm, in terms of moving the ball and scoring. Even Shaun Hill looked good last year. It isn't necessarily the players. I mean, Shaun Hill isn't the next Joe Montana or anything, but he looked much better last year. Same with our OL. That tells me it's the coaches (Raye in particular).

Originally posted by Memphis9er:
But we have one of the best QB's in the league, he is CLUTCH!

Originally posted by blunt_probe:
It's the zone. We win, we're going to the Super Bowl. We lose, we're going to have the the number one draft pick.

The Webzone is bipolar.

Originally posted by jta854:

Originally posted by blunt_probe:
It's the zone. We win, we're going to the Super Bowl. We lose, we're going to have the the number one draft pick.

The Webzone is bipolar.

Yep. And wildly over reactionary.

Originally posted by jta854:

Originally posted by blunt_probe:
It's the zone. We win, we're going to the Super Bowl. We lose, we're going to have the the number one draft pick.

The Webzone is bipolar.

Yup but alot of us were not blinded by the wins and our 3-1 record. We realized this o is trash the oline is awful the qb and yes even the rb play has been awful do we even have wrs??? this game just proved we are not ready to compete with the top dogs in the NFC. Hell the rambs, cards and seattle will see what the falcons did just put lots of pressure on this team and hill paniks and the oline cant block worth a s**t. I think we need to shake it up promote rathman fire raye do something we will not go any place with this O.. sorry about the spelling on my blackberry

Originally posted by pantstickle:

Originally posted by 666SF666SF:
Even the best of Niner teams gets blown out early once a year...

http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/sfo/1994.htm

'94 team lost to the Eagles 40-8...in week 5...to go 3-2. Steve Young goes 11-23 for 99 yards and 2 picks.

Start Grbac!!

Well, Young did get benched in that game if I remember correctly...and wasn't overly happy with Seifert about it.

Originally posted by DynastyChile:
Most people knew our defense/special teams carried us through the first 4 games, and when they didnt play at an elite level, we would get f*cked. Our offense is that bad.

If you didnt know how bad our offense was, then you were in denial, but hopefully this game solved that.

I agree! Our offense hasnt done crap other than two great runs from Gore...BENCH HILL!

Originally posted by leebert81:

Originally posted by pantstickle:

Originally posted by 666SF666SF:
Even the best of Niner teams gets blown out early once a year...

http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/sfo/1994.htm

'94 team lost to the Eagles 40-8...in week 5...to go 3-2. Steve Young goes 11-23 for 99 yards and 2 picks.

Start Grbac!!

LOL.

LB

Why does everyone bring that game up? That 94 team had 10 pro bowlers on it and had made it to the NFC Championship the previous year. It was a very good team that was under performing. To them 3-2 was an embarrassment, To this team 3-2 is a major improvement, the 94 team's 40-8 loss was a shock, this teams 45-10 drubbing should have shocked no one, other than the delusional fans who think this team is any better than the mediocre team than it is.

[ Edited by BobS on Oct 12, 2009 at 10:30:11 ]

I'm happy with 3-2, obviously our O needs a major overhaul, I still like Hill, but we need to draft a bigger arm, we need to address the O-Line in a major way, and we need to hope Vernon Davis and Gore stay healthy, we also need to hope that Micheal Crabtree lives up to the hype.


I still think we are gonna win ball games, but we were all shown yesterday that there are still teams out there that can light us up.


We were screwed the minute Nedney kicked the opening kick out of bounds, and we all knew it.

The Falcons are good, and they showed that yesterday.

Some time you get the bear and some time the bear gets you!

Originally posted by GolittaCamper:
Some time you get the bear and some time the bear gets you!

When the seasons over we need to bring back turner as OC....

Originally posted by B650:

Originally posted by kingairta:

Originally posted by B650:

Originally posted by kingairta:

Originally posted by B650:

Originally posted by kingairta:
I remember when the schedule came out. People would have been happy going into the bye 3-2 leading the division.

Not if we knew our offense was going to perform this horribly and the Falcons would come in and beat us in our own house by 35 points. Once up a time we used to beat up on the Falcons. Nowadays, 35-point losses are acceptable apparently. Let's turn the other cheek because in our next game Shaun Hill is going to turn into Bionic Commando, throwing 50 yard out patterns all over the field, Isaac Bruce is going to start playing like he did when he was 25, and Manny Lawson is going to morph into a Lawrence Taylor/Incredible Hulk hybrid. That's the power of the bye week.

We're just used to losing; that's the bottom line. We're so used to losing that we are actually brainwashed into thinking that Shaun Hill is an NFL QB.

There are, however, some reasons for optimism.

A)In our last Super Bowl season, Philadelphia came into our house and beat us 40-8. That was the turning point for our season. Something happened that day though. The great Steve Young was BENCHED. Yes, BENCHED. But, apparently, Shaun Hill is too great to be benched. Why light a fire and show your team that this kind of loss is unacceptable? Nah, that wouldn't be a good idea. Just stick with Hill and let him keep throwing wobbly ducks all over the place, everywhere EXCEPT between the WR's numbers. He misses high. He misses low. He misses behind them. He overthrows them. He throws it when they're blanketed. He throws the ball too late. He throws the ball too early. Let's just say there is a lot of room for improvement at the QB position. You want to see a real QB? Watch the Minnesota and Atlanta games.

B)We play in the NFC West. Enough said.

C)Frank Gore and Michael Crabtree will hopefully provide some sort of spark, although I'm hoping the reason we came out flat wasn't the players being a little ticked off that Crabtree got so much attention and money when they're busting their tails out there. I didn't see the same intensity out there today, and I can't think of any other reason. But, whether that's the case or not, reinforcements are on the way.

D)We have a bunch of 1st-round draft picks next season.

We all knew what kind of offense we have.

This was one game. The upside is we know we can do better.

It didn't have to be that way. I'm pissed that we got rid of Martz, and I'm pissed who we got rid of Martz for. If we had Martz, I bet you we'd be 4-1 right now. Who gives a f--- about rushing the ball. We don't have the roster suited to do this. Gore had a 1,000 yard season under Martz. Faulk had 2,000 combined yards under Martz. The only drawback is Vernon Davis catches a few less catches. Big deal. At least our offense doesn't look this anemic. Watching the Giants for 162 games is bad enough, now another 16 games of this crap? What do we have to do to get some freakin' offense? I mean f---, field a respectable product out there so we can enjoy watching the damn games. Isn't that why WE pay the players?

Maybe I just need a couple days to get over this one.

With the personnel we have we can't throw the ball the way Martz would want. Heck Hill can't even get a three step drop without a defender in his face.

I'm liking the mentality. When given lemons you make lemonade.

Until the Oline starts giving some semblance of pass protection and we have a recieving corp that can get open and a QB who can "thread the needle" we're stuck as a running team.

JT O'Sullivan and even Shaun Hill had some success passing the ball last year. The only player we lost was Bryant Johnson. We can pass the ball, but our system is the problem. We're putting Jason Hill on the bench, letting him watch Isaac Bruce go out and drop pass after pass. At least he's learning from Arnaz Battle, right? Wrong. Battle ain't doing jack either. But, those WRs are getting playing time. On kickoffs, we have a TE who can't cut out there. I can go on, but you get the point. Our coaches are making stupid ass decisions.

A flash in the pan is not success.

If it was so successful then why did we win more when Sing pulled the reins in on Martz?