Originally posted by Natewillis2252:
Your including CB's
No...I'm only counting safeties (FS and SS). If I included all positions, he'd be tied for 76th.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/statistics/player/_/stat/defense/sort/passesDefended
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Originally posted by Natewillis2252:
Your including CB's
Originally posted by BillWalsh:
I think people are overlooking the fact that with these guys like Goldson playing who everybody criticizes, we have the best defense in the NFL and one of the best since the Ravens won the Superbowl in scoring defense. With that being said, we could franchise him or sign him to a deal while also drafting a guy in the top 3 rounds to see if he can compete with him. We are really only a few guys away from being the most talented team in the NFL. An O-lineman, a top reciever who can turn Crabtree into a great number 2 option, another corner as good as Rogers playing opposite him, and maybe a stud safety like Polamolu or Reed.
Originally posted by BillWalsh:hows the after life treating you Mr.Walsh
I think people are overlooking the fact that with these guys like Goldson playing who everybody criticizes, we have the best defense in the NFL and one of the best since the Ravens won the Superbowl in scoring defense. With that being said, we could franchise him or sign him to a deal while also drafting a guy in the top 3 rounds to see if he can compete with him. We are really only a few guys away from being the most talented team in the NFL. An O-lineman, a top reciever who can turn Crabtree into a great number 2 option, another corner as good as Rogers playing opposite him, and maybe a stud safety like Polamolu or Reed.
Originally posted by vrabbit:
to your point on Grant, Willis wouldn't have missed that tackle Larry missed on Skittles' TD run
and I agree on Goldson too
Originally posted by BillWalsh:
I think people are overlooking the fact that with these guys like Goldson playing who everybody criticizes, we have the best defense in the NFL and one of the best since the Ravens won the Superbowl in scoring defense. With that being said, we could franchise him or sign him to a deal while also drafting a guy in the top 3 rounds to see if he can compete with him. We are really only a few guys away from being the most talented team in the NFL. An O-lineman, a top reciever who can turn Crabtree into a great number 2 option, another corner as good as Rogers playing opposite him, and maybe a stud safety like Polamolu or Reed.
Originally posted by TXNinerFan52:
I didn't see the Williams hit as being cheap. I bet next time Williams will remember he's no longer in college. Williams got crunched big time.
Originally posted by nw9erfan:
Originally posted by TXNinerFan52:
I didn't see the Williams hit as being cheap. I bet next time Williams will remember he's no longer in college. Williams got crunched big time.
Man...I sure did. All the Seachickens had to do was walk over and tag him while he was on the ground. Spearing him was completely unnecessary, unjustified, undignified, unsafe, unmanly, and honestly, one of the most cowardly acts I have ever seen on a football field. That hit was the lead clip on the highlight reel of dirty plays.
Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:
Robinson was laughing after that play. Still think it wasn't a cheap shot?
Originally posted by nw9erfan:
I actually liked Robinson as a person when he was with the Niners and made those short videos in the locker room. Seemed like a really good guy. Just goes to show that appearances can be really deceiving.
What a sick b*****d...
Originally posted by Tigerlaw:
Originally posted by nw9erfan:
I actually liked Robinson as a person when he was with the Niners and made those short videos in the locker room. Seemed like a really good guy. Just goes to show that appearances can be really deceiving.
What a sick b*****d...
Robinson is a Penn State guy. He was probably in cahoots with Sandusky too!
Originally posted by 12b6demurrer:
No...I'm only counting safeties (FS and SS). If I included all positions, he'd be tied for 76th.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/statistics/player/_/stat/defense/sort/passesDefended
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Yes. Goldson is the Anti-Willis. You actually seldom see Patrick just completely blow someone up. If its there, he'll do it, but what he does better than anyone I've ever seen is simply get to the ball carrier faster than any player I've ever seen and bring him down unfailingly. Guys just don't get away from Patrick.
Dashon goes for the kill shot and very often flat misses tackles.