Originally posted by verb1der:I think people got it backwards, it's about time for THIS TEAM to carry Alex!
Superbowl! Superbowl! Superbowl!
Thats a good point. Agreed!
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Originally posted by verb1der:I think people got it backwards, it's about time for THIS TEAM to carry Alex!
Superbowl! Superbowl! Superbowl!
Peyton Manning's Colts and Tom Brady's Patriots lost to a New York Jets team that has generally sought to run the ball, play strong defense and minimize the impact of its quarterback. Mark Sanchez was mediocre against the Colts and good against the Patriots. When the Jets finally lost to Pittsburgh in the championship round, Sanchez finished the game with 233 yards, two touchdowns and a 102.2 NFL passer rating. The Steelers held a 166-70 edge in rushing and scored with a fumble return, helping them win despite no touchdowns, two interceptions and a 35.5 passer rating from Ben Roethlisberger.
Originally posted by verb1der:I think people got it backwards, it's about time for THIS TEAM to carry Alex!
Superbowl! Superbowl! Superbowl!
Originally posted by Jcool:
Originally posted by verb1der:
The 85 bears did it, I see similarities got damnit!
"god dammit"
Originally posted by KowboyKiller:
Brad Johnson
Eli Manning
Plenty of super bowl winners with a great defense and a QB who simply doesn't make mistakes.
Originally posted by verb1der:
I think people got it backwards, it's about time for THIS TEAM to carry Alex!
Superbowl! Superbowl! Superbowl!
Originally posted by NinerGM:
Alex can carry the team when he needs to or when asked to. The problem is that the 49ers don't run a spread offense. I'm just sayin... The offense I believe is being held back not because of Smith, but because of the rapport with his WRs due to injuries, shortened season, OL sloooowly coming together. You just don't wake up one day and suddenly an instant effective dominant passing game shows up.
Originally posted by tohara3:Originally posted by NinerGM:Alex can carry the team when he needs to or when asked to. The problem is that the 49ers don't run a spread offense. I'm just sayin... The offense I believe is being held back not because of Smith, but because of the rapport with his WRs due to injuries, shortened season, OL sloooowly coming together. You just don't wake up one day and suddenly an instant effective dominant passing game shows up.
Agree. I think the passing game could really begin to click by the end of the season
Originally posted by Baugh_Area:
It's a good thing we don't have to find out!
Originally posted by HessianDud:
Originally posted by Baugh_Area:
It's a good thing we don't have to find out!