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Jan 10, 2010 at 5:09 PM
- waiting4number6
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What can you say we had 2 huge injuries and after the Rams game we didn't have have a good QB anymore.
Jan 10, 2010 at 5:09 PM
- ZRF80
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Originally posted by 9erObsession:
Alex wouldn't have kicked the ball in the air like that.
All im sayin
He wouldnt have completed that 2nd and 20 for 15 yards either. And knowing Sing, he wouldnt have even given Alex a chance to f**k it up, and wouldve probably opted for 3 run plays.
Jan 10, 2010 at 5:12 PM
- taney71
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Originally posted by ZRF80:Originally posted by 9erObsession:
Alex wouldn't have kicked the ball in the air like that.
All im sayin
He wouldnt have completed that 2nd and 20 for 15 yards either. And knowing Sing, he wouldnt have even given Alex a chance to f**k it up, and wouldve probably opted for 3 run plays.
You don't know that. It's all speculation. Who knows. Why not just focus on the positives with the 9ers instead of always bashing Smith?
Jan 10, 2010 at 5:15 PM
- 9erObsession
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Originally posted by ZRF80:Originally posted by 9erObsession:
Alex wouldn't have kicked the ball in the air like that.
All im sayin
He wouldnt have completed that 2nd and 20 for 15 yards either. And knowing Sing, he wouldnt have even given Alex a chance to f**k it up, and wouldve probably opted for 3 run plays.
Still he wouldn't have kicked it in the air
Jan 10, 2010 at 5:19 PM
- wysiwyg
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Originally posted by ZRF80:Originally posted by 9erObsession:
Alex wouldn't have kicked the ball in the air like that.
All im sayin
He wouldnt have completed that 2nd and 20 for 15 yards either. And knowing Sing, he wouldnt have even given Alex a chance to f**k it up, and wouldve probably opted for 3 run plays.
True, because we would have run it. And on 3rd and 15, we would have thrown it Crabtree for a TD motherf***ers
Jan 10, 2010 at 5:21 PM
- Jeepzilla
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Originally posted by taney71:Originally posted by ZRF80:
As I watch the Green Bay Packers duke it out with the Cardinals in the Wild Card matchup, I cant help it but think that this could be us..........US........playing the Packers at Candlestick, reviving an old rivalry that was all but dead for the past decade. But, as usual.......we botched when it counted.....and another season goes in the dust. Of course, that doesnt stop the faithful from claiming SUCCESS on a season where we went 8-8.......you know, cause 1 extra win from a dismal 7-9 record from before means oodles for a franchise that hasnt won a playoff game since 2002, not to mention has the least playoff appearances in the division in that span.
And to add insult to injury, Im watching Aaron Rodgers........yes the same Aaron Rodgers we passed on for Alex Smith..........light up the Arizona Cardinals in their own stadium. Now consider this........this is a team (Cardinals) that our defense manhandled on both occasions this season, but despite that........our QBs could barely muster up enough offense to claim victory.
And what on earth do people see in Alex Smith baffles me. Take a look at Rodgers and his dreadful offensive line. He's still making the plays, in AND out of the pocket. Something Smith cant do. He's pump faking, threading the balls to his receivers in coverage, and making the checkdowns when it counts. Things Alex cant do.
s**t.........I wish we could go back to 2005. How this team couldve been different. And this could have been us......the San Francisco 49ers led by Aaron Rodgers......duking it out with the Packers at Candlestick. Alex Smith wouldve already been out of this league.
Life sucks.........oh well, next year is our year, right ?
I think Rodgers would be in the same position as Smith. Rodgers has had the benefit of learning and studying the same offensive system for 5 years. Alex Smith has been under 4 different offensive systems.
I'll say it again taney71, your crazy and you must be related to Smith.
Jan 10, 2010 at 5:27 PM
- 49erfanatic
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Originally posted by ZRF80:
As I watch the Green Bay Packers duke it out with the Cardinals in the Wild Card matchup, I cant help it but think that this could be us..........US........playing the Packers at Candlestick, reviving an old rivalry that was all but dead for the past decade. But, as usual.......we botched when it counted.....and another season goes in the dust. Of course, that doesnt stop the faithful from claiming SUCCESS on a season where we went 8-8.......you know, cause 1 extra win from a dismal 7-9 record from before means oodles for a franchise that hasnt won a playoff game since 2002, not to mention has the least playoff appearances in the division in that span.
And to add insult to injury, Im watching Aaron Rodgers........yes the same Aaron Rodgers we passed on for Alex Smith..........light up the Arizona Cardinals in their own stadium. Now consider this........this is a team (Cardinals) that our defense manhandled on both occasions this season, but despite that........our QBs could barely muster up enough offense to claim victory.
And what on earth do people see in Alex Smith baffles me. Take a look at Rodgers and his dreadful offensive line. He's still making the plays, in AND out of the pocket. Something Smith cant do. He's pump faking, threading the balls to his receivers in coverage, and making the checkdowns when it counts. Things Alex cant do.
s**t.........I wish we could go back to 2005. How this team couldve been different. And this could have been us......the San Francisco 49ers led by Aaron Rodgers......duking it out with the Packers at Candlestick. Alex Smith wouldve already been out of this league.
Life sucks.........oh well, next year is our year, right ?
I agree with you. But we will never know how good Smith could have been in his first 5 years because of the idiot Coach Nolan! He didn't have a clue about bringing along a rookie quarterback. While Rodgers had the benefit of playing behind Brett Favre and the same offensive scheme each year, Smith had no proven quarterbacks to learn from and play behind. He was thrown to the wolves his first year because there was nobody else to turn to. This was the biggest mistake Nolan made his first year; not signing a proven veterean quarterback. Instead, he stuck with the likes of Tim Rattay (later traded), Ken Dorsey and Cody Pickett. What made me even more upset that year was that Kurt Warner was available as a free agent from the Giants, and McNolan didn't even bother to bring him in for a meeting. Then Arizona signed him, and we all know how that has turned out. Arizona is moving on to the second round of the playoffs after going to the Supebowl last year. Meanwhile, we languish in mediocroty because we've never had a QB who has performed at a high level since Jeff Garcia. Hopefully Alex will pulll it all together next year, but I'm not holding my breath.
Jan 10, 2010 at 5:29 PM
- wysiwyg
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Originally posted by taney71:Originally posted by LeadFarmer:Originally posted by taney71:Originally posted by ZRF80:
As I watch the Green Bay Packers duke it out with the Cardinals in the Wild Card matchup, I cant help it but think that this could be us..........US........playing the Packers at Candlestick, reviving an old rivalry that was all but dead for the past decade. But, as usual.......we botched when it counted.....and another season goes in the dust. Of course, that doesnt stop the faithful from claiming SUCCESS on a season where we went 8-8.......you know, cause 1 extra win from a dismal 7-9 record from before means oodles for a franchise that hasnt won a playoff game since 2002, not to mention has the least playoff appearances in the division in that span.
And to add insult to injury, Im watching Aaron Rodgers........yes the same Aaron Rodgers we passed on for Alex Smith..........light up the Arizona Cardinals in their own stadium. Now consider this........this is a team (Cardinals) that our defense manhandled on both occasions this season, but despite that........our QBs could barely muster up enough offense to claim victory.
And what on earth do people see in Alex Smith baffles me. Take a look at Rodgers and his dreadful offensive line. He's still making the plays, in AND out of the pocket. Something Smith cant do. He's pump faking, threading the balls to his receivers in coverage, and making the checkdowns when it counts. Things Alex cant do.
s**t.........I wish we could go back to 2005. How this team couldve been different. And this could have been us......the San Francisco 49ers led by Aaron Rodgers......duking it out with the Packers at Candlestick. Alex Smith wouldve already been out of this league.
Life sucks.........oh well, next year is our year, right ?
I think Rodgers would be in the same position as Smith. Rodgers has had the benefit of learning and studying the same offensive system for 5 years. Alex Smith has been under 4 different offensive systems.
Well if that's the case why scout anybody? Just plug them into a certain system and bam, all pro. Talent has nothing to do with it.
I'm not sure what you are trying to say. All I said was that Rodgers has been a completely different situation than Smith. The 49ers have been a horrible organization completely unable to develop a young QB. The Packers were able to let a young QB sit and watch while learning. Pretty easy to see that Smith would be doing much better with the Packers and Rodgers would be doing a lot worse with the 9ers.
This
Jan 10, 2010 at 5:29 PM
- taney71
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Originally posted by jeepzilla:Originally posted by taney71:Originally posted by ZRF80:
As I watch the Green Bay Packers duke it out with the Cardinals in the Wild Card matchup, I cant help it but think that this could be us..........US........playing the Packers at Candlestick, reviving an old rivalry that was all but dead for the past decade. But, as usual.......we botched when it counted.....and another season goes in the dust. Of course, that doesnt stop the faithful from claiming SUCCESS on a season where we went 8-8.......you know, cause 1 extra win from a dismal 7-9 record from before means oodles for a franchise that hasnt won a playoff game since 2002, not to mention has the least playoff appearances in the division in that span.
And to add insult to injury, Im watching Aaron Rodgers........yes the same Aaron Rodgers we passed on for Alex Smith..........light up the Arizona Cardinals in their own stadium. Now consider this........this is a team (Cardinals) that our defense manhandled on both occasions this season, but despite that........our QBs could barely muster up enough offense to claim victory.
And what on earth do people see in Alex Smith baffles me. Take a look at Rodgers and his dreadful offensive line. He's still making the plays, in AND out of the pocket. Something Smith cant do. He's pump faking, threading the balls to his receivers in coverage, and making the checkdowns when it counts. Things Alex cant do.
s**t.........I wish we could go back to 2005. How this team couldve been different. And this could have been us......the San Francisco 49ers led by Aaron Rodgers......duking it out with the Packers at Candlestick. Alex Smith wouldve already been out of this league.
Life sucks.........oh well, next year is our year, right ?
I think Rodgers would be in the same position as Smith. Rodgers has had the benefit of learning and studying the same offensive system for 5 years. Alex Smith has been under 4 different offensive systems.
I'll say it again taney71, your crazy and you must be related to Smith.
That might be true but any 9er fan should hope I'm right because I tend to doubt we'll get a better QB in the off season. Alex Smith looks to be the starter next season.
Jan 10, 2010 at 5:30 PM
- wysiwyg
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Originally posted by 49erfanatic:Originally posted by ZRF80:
As I watch the Green Bay Packers duke it out with the Cardinals in the Wild Card matchup, I cant help it but think that this could be us..........US........playing the Packers at Candlestick, reviving an old rivalry that was all but dead for the past decade. But, as usual.......we botched when it counted.....and another season goes in the dust. Of course, that doesnt stop the faithful from claiming SUCCESS on a season where we went 8-8.......you know, cause 1 extra win from a dismal 7-9 record from before means oodles for a franchise that hasnt won a playoff game since 2002, not to mention has the least playoff appearances in the division in that span.
And to add insult to injury, Im watching Aaron Rodgers........yes the same Aaron Rodgers we passed on for Alex Smith..........light up the Arizona Cardinals in their own stadium. Now consider this........this is a team (Cardinals) that our defense manhandled on both occasions this season, but despite that........our QBs could barely muster up enough offense to claim victory.
And what on earth do people see in Alex Smith baffles me. Take a look at Rodgers and his dreadful offensive line. He's still making the plays, in AND out of the pocket. Something Smith cant do. He's pump faking, threading the balls to his receivers in coverage, and making the checkdowns when it counts. Things Alex cant do.
s**t.........I wish we could go back to 2005. How this team couldve been different. And this could have been us......the San Francisco 49ers led by Aaron Rodgers......duking it out with the Packers at Candlestick. Alex Smith wouldve already been out of this league.
Life sucks.........oh well, next year is our year, right ?
I agree with you. But we will never know how good Smith could have been in his first 5 years because of the idiot Coach Nolan! He didn't have a clue about bringing along a rookie quarterback. While Rodgers had the benefit of playing behind Brett Favre and the same offensive scheme each year, Smith had no proven quarterbacks to learn from and play behind. He was thrown to the wolves his first year because there was nobody else to turn to. This was the biggest mistake Nolan made his first year; not signing a proven veterean quarterback. Instead, he stuck with the likes of Tim Rattay (later traded), Ken Dorsey and Cody Pickett. What made me even more upset that year was that Kurt Warner was available as a free agent from the Giants, and McNolan didn't even bother to bring him in for a meeting. Then Arizona signed him, and we all know how that has turned out. Arizona is moving on to the second round of the playoffs after going to the Supebowl last year. Meanwhile, we languish in mediocroty because we've never had a QB who has performed at a high level since Jeff Garcia. Hopefully Alex will pulll it all together next year, but I'm not holding my breath.
Nice Post
Jan 10, 2010 at 5:31 PM
- horsecore
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Originally posted by taney71:Originally posted by krizay:
Aaron Rodgers has small hands too aparently!
Very small. Ouch.
Now the Cardinals play New Orleans. Can't wait to watch them get blown out.
This.
I hate the Tards damn near as much as the Cowturds or the Wrangler gunslinger.
Jan 10, 2010 at 5:33 PM
- footballxpaul
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Originally posted by taney71:Originally posted by ZRF80:Originally posted by 9erObsession:
Alex wouldn't have kicked the ball in the air like that.
All im sayin
He wouldnt have completed that 2nd and 20 for 15 yards either. And knowing Sing, he wouldnt have even given Alex a chance to f**k it up, and wouldve probably opted for 3 run plays.
You don't know that. It's all speculation. Who knows. Why not just focus on the positives with the 9ers instead of always bashing Smith?
because he is the biggest hater on the board, i question if he is even a fan anymore. If rodgers was in the same situation smith was thrust into he would have done the same thing. Its funny how smith has even looked good this last half of the season and you still hate on him like he stole your lunch money in school.
Jan 10, 2010 at 5:41 PM
- GoldenBear
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Why don't people use punctuation on message boards?
JQ
JQ
Jan 10, 2010 at 5:42 PM
- danimal
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Anybody who believes that if Alex and Rodgers would have simply swapped draft positions; that would have been Alex Smith tonight having a HOF game.........is on crack.
And for crying out loud will people please stop posting that Rodgers learned under an HOFer. Favre didn't teach Rodgers a god damn thing.
For the record, I actually thought both QB's sucked and did not want to draft either one. I am willing to admit I was dead wrong about one of them
And for crying out loud will people please stop posting that Rodgers learned under an HOFer. Favre didn't teach Rodgers a god damn thing.
For the record, I actually thought both QB's sucked and did not want to draft either one. I am willing to admit I was dead wrong about one of them
Jan 10, 2010 at 5:42 PM
- truekingcarlos
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Originally posted by ZRF80:Metro alert!
As I watch the Green Bay Packers duke it out with the Cardinals in the Wild Card matchup, I cant help it but think that this could be us..........US........playing the Packers at Candlestick, reviving an old rivalry that was all but dead for the past decade. But, as usual.......we botched when it counted.....and another season goes in the dust. Of course, that doesnt stop the faithful from claiming SUCCESS on a season where we went 8-8.......you know, cause 1 extra win from a dismal 7-9 record from before means oodles for a franchise that hasnt won a playoff game since 2002, not to mention has the least playoff appearances in the division in that span.
And to add insult to injury, Im watching Aaron Rodgers........yes the same Aaron Rodgers we passed on for Alex Smith..........light up the Arizona Cardinals in their own stadium. Now consider this........this is a team (Cardinals) that our defense manhandled on both occasions this season, but despite that........our QBs could barely muster up enough offense to claim victory.
And what on earth do people see in Alex Smith baffles me. Take a look at Rodgers and his dreadful offensive line. He's still making the plays, in AND out of the pocket. Something Smith cant do. He's pump faking, threading the balls to his receivers in coverage, and making the checkdowns when it counts. Things Alex cant do.
s**t.........I wish we could go back to 2005. How this team couldve been different. And this could have been us......the San Francisco 49ers led by Aaron Rodgers......duking it out with the Packers at Candlestick. Alex Smith wouldve already been out of this league.
Life sucks.........oh well, next year is our year, right ?
Wow, Rodgers choked the game away like nobody's business and your upset we didn't get him? Lol! Next thing you know you'll be calling to resign Trent Dilfer because you think he's the answer to all our problems. Oh wait, you already wanted that.
Rodgers has tremendous advantages just by being in the Packers org. Stability and consistent offensive stability being the biggest two. Your lack of reality is astounding. Rodgers has had the luxury of working in the same system for 5 years. Get real.
Alex Smith is the future baby, get used to it. He is going to take you to the promised land!
I still can't get over that choke job by Rodgers, I mean, FIVE years in the same offense and he couldn't get rid of the ball? And then he kicks it to the other teams linebacker, lol! I've never seen anything quite like that. How can you choke so bad in the playoffs?

