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Originally posted by sacniner:Originally posted by Gore_21:Originally posted by hofer36:
what was the ref thinking
to their credit, johnson came back aggressive to throw for the end zone right after, and smith and crabtree connected
still niners need to get the league to look at that one
I thought the safety was more obvious....
Why did Sing not challenge that safety? Seriously, I'm starting to despise Sing. F'n clueless.
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On the opening series of the second half, the 49ers had the ball for six plays, but went backward 9 yards due to a Staley holding penalty, Michael Crabtree's false start, and Smith's intentional grounding.
That's when Smith approached the offensive line at the end of the bench in hopes of getting the unit to settle down.
"He was challenging us, and we were challenging him, and Alex responded to all that," Staley said. "It was real positive. We were joking after the game, 'We should start yelling at each other more often.'"
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Originally posted by sacniner:Originally posted by Gore_21:Originally posted by hofer36:
what was the ref thinking
to their credit, johnson came back aggressive to throw for the end zone right after, and smith and crabtree connected
still niners need to get the league to look at that one
I thought the safety was more obvious....
Why did Sing not challenge that safety? Seriously, I'm starting to despise Sing. F'n clueless.
Originally posted by backontop:Quote:
On the opening series of the second half, the 49ers had the ball for six plays, but went backward 9 yards due to a Staley holding penalty, Michael Crabtree's false start, and Smith's intentional grounding.
That's when Smith approached the offensive line at the end of the bench in hopes of getting the unit to settle down.
"He was challenging us, and we were challenging him, and Alex responded to all that," Staley said. "It was real positive. We were joking after the game, 'We should start yelling at each other more often.'"
Read more: Maiocco: Sideline Exchange Again Fuels 49ers' Offense
Tune to SportsNet Central at 6, 10:30 and midnight on Comcast SportsNet Bay Area for more on this story
Originally posted by Gore_21:Originally posted by hofer36:
what was the ref thinking
to their credit, johnson came back aggressive to throw for the end zone right after, and smith and crabtree connected
still niners need to get the league to look at that one
I thought the safety was more obvious....
Originally posted by ninersrule4:Originally posted by backontop:Quote:
On the opening series of the second half, the 49ers had the ball for six plays, but went backward 9 yards due to a Staley holding penalty, Michael Crabtree's false start, and Smith's intentional grounding.
That's when Smith approached the offensive line at the end of the bench in hopes of getting the unit to settle down.
"He was challenging us, and we were challenging him, and Alex responded to all that," Staley said. "It was real positive. We were joking after the game, 'We should start yelling at each other more often.'"
Read more: Maiocco: Sideline Exchange Again Fuels 49ers' Offense
Tune to SportsNet Central at 6, 10:30 and midnight on Comcast SportsNet Bay Area for more on this story
Yet the line still played like s**t.
Move Staley back
Insert Simms and Heitman
Dump Chilo and Davis
Originally posted by skynet907:Originally posted by sacniner:Originally posted by Gore_21:Originally posted by hofer36:
what was the ref thinking
to their credit, johnson came back aggressive to throw for the end zone right after, and smith and crabtree connected
still niners need to get the league to look at that one
I thought the safety was more obvious....
Why did Sing not challenge that safety? Seriously, I'm starting to despise Sing. F'n clueless.
same here, but I was loving Sing throwing a fit after that intentional grounding call.
Originally posted by backontop:Originally posted by ninersrule4:Originally posted by backontop:Quote:
On the opening series of the second half, the 49ers had the ball for six plays, but went backward 9 yards due to a Staley holding penalty, Michael Crabtree's false start, and Smith's intentional grounding.
That's when Smith approached the offensive line at the end of the bench in hopes of getting the unit to settle down.
"He was challenging us, and we were challenging him, and Alex responded to all that," Staley said. "It was real positive. We were joking after the game, 'We should start yelling at each other more often.'"
Read more: Maiocco: Sideline Exchange Again Fuels 49ers' Offense
Tune to SportsNet Central at 6, 10:30 and midnight on Comcast SportsNet Bay Area for more on this story
Yet the line still played like s**t.
Move Staley back
Insert Simms and Heitman
Dump Chilo and Davis
sooo you're saying go back to the OLine from last season?
Sims-Iupati(the only difference of course)-Heitman-Baas-Snyder
Originally posted by Multibomber:Originally posted by crazzyscotsman:Originally posted by Multibomber:
The OL was worse. I didnt think the playcalling was bad, the execution was bad. Congrats to us for finally getting off the schnide!!
play-calling in first half was very vanilla but it set up the second half were the play-calling was far more imaginative and raiders struggled to handle this if wasn't for all the lost yards to penalty's coulda been more
plus or oline was still bad still rated d at best
smith had a good game mostly sept a few wild passes that were almost picked but his fighting attitude that is coming out lately is something hes showing new and i would rate his game a B
defence i would give a A minus or a b becouse there is still a gap down the wings for runners but taylor mays did his job and stoped first 2 runs from being touchdowns and defence stepped up to stop raiders in the redzone other than the weakness on wings defence did a awsum job so reason i give a A minus
You´re absolutely right. I would maintain that this is still the denfenses best game yet. THey didn´t cave when the moment got big, instead they got a turnover.
Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:
Please explain the context of this interview. WHat was he saying? I love VD!
Originally posted by AlexThief:
I like how Alex is starting to have words with players that screw up. He needs to take charge
Originally posted by AlexThief:
I like how Alex is starting to have words with players that screw up. He needs to take charge
Originally posted by ninersrule4:Originally posted by backontop:Originally posted by ninersrule4:Originally posted by backontop:Quote:
On the opening series of the second half, the 49ers had the ball for six plays, but went backward 9 yards due to a Staley holding penalty, Michael Crabtree's false start, and Smith's intentional grounding.
That's when Smith approached the offensive line at the end of the bench in hopes of getting the unit to settle down.
"He was challenging us, and we were challenging him, and Alex responded to all that," Staley said. "It was real positive. We were joking after the game, 'We should start yelling at each other more often.'"
Read more: Maiocco: Sideline Exchange Again Fuels 49ers' Offense
Tune to SportsNet Central at 6, 10:30 and midnight on Comcast SportsNet Bay Area for more on this story
Yet the line still played like s**t.
Move Staley back
Insert Simms and Heitman
Dump Chilo and Davis
sooo you're saying go back to the OLine from last season?
Sims-Iupati(the only difference of course)-Heitman-Baas-Snyder
Keep Baas at C move Eric to G
Then yes
