Originally posted by 49erJim:
maybe so, but if Alex had looked down VD and then gone right to D Walker, I call a TD.
as soon as he got out of the tackle box, he should've pump faked to VD, set and launched it to walker. TD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Nov 28, 2011 at 4:38 PM
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as soon as he got out of the tackle box, he should've pump faked to VD, set and launched it to walker. TD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nov 28, 2011 at 4:55 PM
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Originally posted by ChazBoner:
Originally posted by 49erJim:
maybe so, but if Alex had looked down VD and then gone right to D Walker, I call a TD.
as soon as he got out of the tackle box, he should've pump faked to VD, set and launched it to walker. TD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It happens. You're going to miss some plays. Every player, every QB, leaves some plays on the field. Did Alex play his best game of the year against Baltimore? He'll be the first to tell you that he did not. Did the line? Oh, you can imagine what Joe Staley's answer would be.
Bottom line? Alex has guided this team to a 9-2 record and one victory away from a division title. That's just beautiful.
Sorry, but I'll focus on the beautiful part.
Nov 28, 2011 at 4:58 PM
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Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:
Originally posted by valrod33:
If he didnt see him how did he know he missed him when he was talking to Geep?
Great point. However, it's possible someone said something to Smith jogging off the field. I'm pretty sure Walker would of been complaining. Anyway, regardless whether he saw him or not, the point is it was a play that everyone on the Niners agree should have been made. Only on the Zone are people making excuses.
He and Geep were going over the pictures of the drive and talking about Walker being open. I watched this several times and on the play by play the commentator is talking about their all-pro safety lurking in the vicinity of Walker. So, you can read this as Smith making a mistake or being reasonbly cautious. Those who have a passion one way or the other will find their answer as suits them.
Nov 28, 2011 at 5:00 PM
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Originally posted by dtg_9er:
Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:
Originally posted by valrod33:
If he didnt see him how did he know he missed him when he was talking to Geep?
Great point. However, it's possible someone said something to Smith jogging off the field. I'm pretty sure Walker would of been complaining. Anyway, regardless whether he saw him or not, the point is it was a play that everyone on the Niners agree should have been made. Only on the Zone are people making excuses.
He and Geep were going over the pictures of the drive and talking about Walker being open. I watched this several times and on the play by play the commentator is talking about their all-pro safety lurking in the vicinity of Walker. So, you can read this as Smith making a mistake or being reasonbly cautious. Those who have a passion one way or the other will find their answer as suits them.
well he did hit VD with a good toss, so both guys were open Thats a good thing.
Nov 28, 2011 at 9:39 PM
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Damn that video was depressing.
Alex had Delanie deep.
That chop block was b******t, and rarely is called IMO.
Just UGH.
Alex had Delanie deep.
That chop block was b******t, and rarely is called IMO.
Just UGH.
Nov 29, 2011 at 6:46 AM
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Originally posted by 49erJim:
well he did hit VD with a good toss, so both guys were open Thats a good thing.
All's well that ends at 9-2! Go niners! They may be surprised by some of the NFC west teams but they only need one game and can work on getting the O in sync for the playoffs. I hope they play Williams and rest Edwards and let his shoulder heal, as well as getting some time for other backups. Would like to see more of Boone, Kilgore, R Smith, Spencer, Dobbs, and the back up RBs. Get everyone in sync for a playoff surge!
Nov 29, 2011 at 10:47 AM
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Originally posted by dtg_9er:You make a good point here. If we win this week it will help a lot, but we still need to keep winning to get that bye week and a home game thats huge. I don't want to see the 49ers have to play a team like NO and for sure not in their back yard.
Originally posted by 49erJim:
well he did hit VD with a good toss, so both guys were open Thats a good thing.
All's well that ends at 9-2! Go niners! They may be surprised by some of the NFC west teams but they only need one game and can work on getting the O in sync for the playoffs. I hope they play Williams and rest Edwards and let his shoulder heal, as well as getting some time for other backups. Would like to see more of Boone, Kilgore, R Smith, Spencer, Dobbs, and the back up RBs. Get everyone in sync for a playoff surge!
Nov 29, 2011 at 10:49 AM
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Originally posted by 49erJim:
Originally posted by dtg_9er:You make a good point here. If we win this week it will help a lot, but we still need to keep winning to get that bye week and a home game thats huge. I don't want to see the 49ers have to play a team like NO and for sure not in their back yard.
Originally posted by 49erJim:
well he did hit VD with a good toss, so both guys were open Thats a good thing.
All's well that ends at 9-2! Go niners! They may be surprised by some of the NFC west teams but they only need one game and can work on getting the O in sync for the playoffs. I hope they play Williams and rest Edwards and let his shoulder heal, as well as getting some time for other backups. Would like to see more of Boone, Kilgore, R Smith, Spencer, Dobbs, and the back up RBs. Get everyone in sync for a playoff surge!
This week is huge for 49ers fans.
1. It's good ole Rams week again.
2. We have a chance to, once again, see a double digit number in the wins column.
Nov 29, 2011 at 11:03 AM
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Originally posted by Joecool:its been 10 friggin years!!
Originally posted by 49erJim:
Originally posted by dtg_9er:You make a good point here. If we win this week it will help a lot, but we still need to keep winning to get that bye week and a home game thats huge. I don't want to see the 49ers have to play a team like NO and for sure not in their back yard.
Originally posted by 49erJim:
well he did hit VD with a good toss, so both guys were open Thats a good thing.
All's well that ends at 9-2! Go niners! They may be surprised by some of the NFC west teams but they only need one game and can work on getting the O in sync for the playoffs. I hope they play Williams and rest Edwards and let his shoulder heal, as well as getting some time for other backups. Would like to see more of Boone, Kilgore, R Smith, Spencer, Dobbs, and the back up RBs. Get everyone in sync for a playoff surge!
This week is huge for 49ers fans.
1. It's good ole Rams week again.
2. We have a chance to, once again, see a double digit number in the wins column.
Nov 29, 2011 at 11:46 AM
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honestly doubt Alex would have hit Delanie even if he had seen him. Once he rolled out right he would have no time to set his feet and throw, and I dont think he has the arm strength to throw it that far while on the run. He had guys all around him about to hit him, no time at all.
Nov 29, 2011 at 1:04 PM
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finally get to watch
Nov 29, 2011 at 1:21 PM
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Originally posted by Whomeam:
honestly doubt Alex would have hit Delanie even if he had seen him. Once he rolled out right he would have no time to set his feet and throw, and I dont think he has the arm strength to throw it that far while on the run. He had guys all around him about to hit him, no time at all.
It was a designed roll-out and he's actually very accurate running to his right and throwing on the run. Rarely does a QB set his feet on a roll-out.
Nov 29, 2011 at 1:23 PM
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Originally posted by Whomeam:
honestly doubt Alex would have hit Delanie even if he had seen him. Once he rolled out right he would have no time to set his feet and throw, and I dont think he has the arm strength to throw it that far while on the run. He had guys all around him about to hit him, no time at all.
he threw the ball a half a fields length on the run vs cowboys (the errant shotgun snap play) and the bucs game (long pass to end zone to walker)
Nov 29, 2011 at 1:27 PM
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Originally posted by Whomeam:
honestly doubt Alex would have hit Delanie even if he had seen him. Once he rolled out right he would have no time to set his feet and throw, and I dont think he has the arm strength to throw it that far while on the run. He had guys all around him about to hit him, no time at all.
he threw the ball a half a fields length on the run vs cowboys (the errant shotgun snap play) and the bucs game (long pass to end zone to walker)
Nov 29, 2011 at 2:22 PM
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Originally posted by Joecool:
Originally posted by Whomeam:
honestly doubt Alex would have hit Delanie even if he had seen him. Once he rolled out right he would have no time to set his feet and throw, and I dont think he has the arm strength to throw it that far while on the run. He had guys all around him about to hit him, no time at all.
It was a designed roll-out and he's actually very accurate running to his right and throwing on the run. Rarely does a QB set his feet on a roll-out.
He would have had to throw it a lot farther than usual on a designed roll-out, Delanie was going damn fast down there. I just don't see him making that pass, but hey, what do I know.