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SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS VS. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS GAMEDAY THREAD (NFC CHAMPIONSHIP)

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Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by PhillyNiner:
I really wonder if we had won if we could have done anything with it. No Bow on defense and no run game to speak of without Big Mike...would have been a tall order.

you always wonder if we could have won the super bowl with a young steve young at qb in 90 when montana got hurt which was followed by craigs fumble. right after bow went out they made a stop and did have a nice drive,, i bet they would have risen to the occasion but will never know. its ok, they had a better season than what people thought and after 1-2 few thought they would be in the game on sunday. those injuries cast a real damper on things and i cared more about them than the final result of the game

I'm glad you are handling this better then last year. I'm having problems with focus and anger.
49ers would have been a favorite in the SB against my Broncos, easily.

Our defense can't handle physical offenses. They just roll over and die.

Honestly thought we were going to play the 9ers after that Loooooooooooooooong Kaep run.

My first thoughts were, "If That's what we are going to go up against we are boned."
[ Edited by OrangeCrush on Jan 20, 2014 at 4:40 PM ]
Originally posted by crabman82:
Originally posted by OrangeCrush:
Bronco fan here,

I don't watch a lot of SeaCawks games, I honestly thought 49er fans were a bunch of soft skin sissies. Complaining about the SeaCawk fans and how the Seattle D plays.

Guess I was wrong, it's probably something you don't want here right now, but the fans that through food at Bowman after that nasty injury are some of the most disgusting fans in sports, heard all week how LoB use Busch League tactics, got to say, throughout the whole game it seems like most of the snaps, the defense were using tactics that were not exactly Kosher.

All that said, the 49ers went in their and acted as if they owned the joined, they didn't let the white noise of the media get to them and feel as though the 49ers outplayed the SeaCawks outside of those 3 turnovers.

If Collin learns to read defenses, Collin is going to end up being the face of the NFL.

I hope my team does not get fahked by the refs like your team did, holy s**t! that was the second worst officiated game in the playoffs.

Now for my question, does the SeaCawks O-line suck that bad, or is the 49ers front 7 better than I thought they were?

the 49ers niners front 7 has 5 all pro's. its as good as advertised. reagrding seattles tactics, get ready for it, the reason we complain a lot about it is cus we play them a lot and also watch a lot of their games cus we're in the same division. they're going to do them and its not going to get called all that much.

As you said, the front 7 is stacked. However, without watching the game again (and not counting the long run by Lynch), I'd say that was the best I've seen that unit play all season. Wilson was not buying time like the last time they played up there; he was running for his life.

I hope Welker will be fully recovered from his concussion in two weeks. He'll probably be a big part of Denver's gameplan against Seattle. As for Denver's defense, load that box...
[ Edited by VinculumJuris on Jan 20, 2014 at 4:41 PM ]
Originally posted by OrangeCrush:
Originally posted by SofaKing:
Good luck in the SB, man. I'll be a Broncos fan for the next 2 weeks. Get it done!

Dude, I am nervous as f**k.

I am still upset over that ripoff performance in the 2005 AFCC game we lost to the steelers.

Fiancee and I trying to get tickets as we only live about 3 hours from Dirty Jersey.

It's going to be a tough one for sure. Playing at a neutral site will help. Their defense is great, but not as dominant when playing behind the 12th man. They generate a ton of turnovers at home. Take care of the ball, and Peyton should be able to move the offense consistently and put up points. Turn it over, and it's going to be a long day. Seattle does not surrender leads. O-line must continue to keep Peyton clean like they have been.
Originally posted by Young2Rice:
I'm glad you are handling this better then last year. I'm having problems with focus and anger.

Hitting a punching bag with a baseball bat helps.

While screaming every swear word known to man.
Originally posted by SofaKing:
It's going to be a tough one for sure. Playing at a neutral site will help. Their defense is great, but not as dominant when playing behind the 12th man. They generate a ton of turnovers at home. Take care of the ball, and Peyton should be able to move the offense consistently and put up points. Turn it over, and it's going to be a long day. Seattle does not surrender leads. O-line must continue to keep Peyton clean like they have been.

I will personally go to peyton's house and yell at him if he throws anymore of those damn floaters like he did against the pats.

Against the SeaCawks, those are pick 6s
Originally posted by OrangeCrush:
49ers would have been a favorite in the SB against my Broncos, easily.

Our defense can't handle physical offenses. They just roll over and die.

Honestly thought we were going to play the 9ers after that Loooooooooooooooong Kaep run.

My first thoughts were, "If That's what we are going to go up against we are boned."

Win or lose, i hope you injure Sherman. Like a serious career ending injury. I don't want him to get paid.
Originally posted by OrangeCrush:
Originally posted by SofaKing:
Good luck in the SB, man. I'll be a Broncos fan for the next 2 weeks. Get it done!

Dude, I am nervous as f**k.

I am still upset over that ripoff performance in the 2005 AFCC game we lost to the steelers.

Fiancee and I trying to get tickets as we only live about 3 hours from Dirty Jersey.

Have faith in #18. Seattle is beatable, especially if you play a clean game against them away from their house.
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Originally posted by Young2Rice:
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by PhillyNiner:
I really wonder if we had won if we could have done anything with it. No Bow on defense and no run game to speak of without Big Mike...would have been a tall order.

you always wonder if we could have won the super bowl with a young steve young at qb in 90 when montana got hurt which was followed by craigs fumble. right after bow went out they made a stop and did have a nice drive,, i bet they would have risen to the occasion but will never know. its ok, they had a better season than what people thought and after 1-2 few thought they would be in the game on sunday. those injuries cast a real damper on things and i cared more about them than the final result of the game

I'm glad you are handling this better then last year. I'm having problems with focus and anger.

agree, the super bowl ate me up and still does when i think about it. soooo what is so different this year that I am 100 per cent calm and ok? I guess the fact i was just sooooo happy to be in the playoffs and playing in that game when alot of things went wrong for us early? probably the big thing is that bowmans injury and the fact i had to watch is ten times on tv just zapped my emotion out of me. Oh sure i was very happy we got the fumble and fought right up till the end but the injury felt like a sign that we have went as far as we can go this year being in the the nfc title game , with all the things that went wrong, aldon, injuries etc, was pretty darn good disappointed with the loss but there is no way in gods green earth I am made or upset with the players or coaches and if the season started tomorrow with the same group of guys on this team who left the field last night,,,,,,, i would be pretty darn happy
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Originally posted by OrangeCrush:
Originally posted by SofaKing:
It's going to be a tough one for sure. Playing at a neutral site will help. Their defense is great, but not as dominant when playing behind the 12th man. They generate a ton of turnovers at home. Take care of the ball, and Peyton should be able to move the offense consistently and put up points. Turn it over, and it's going to be a long day. Seattle does not surrender leads. O-line must continue to keep Peyton clean like they have been.

I will personally go to peyton's house and yell at him if he throws anymore of those damn floaters like he did against the pats.

Against the SeaCawks, those are pick 6s
easy bud. you need to control your emotions, they will be your undoing
Peyton is going to expose that secondary before the play is even snapped. omaha
Originally posted by Young2Rice:
Win or lose, i hope you injure Sherman. Like a serious career ending injury. I don't want him to get paid.

It drives me crazy that Seattle got just what they wanted out of that game. Big comeback win against a division rival at home to clinch the NFC. Wilson made plays in the passing game. Lynch made a play in the running game. Defense made plays. More turnovers by Kap in Seattle. Sherman is the talk of the sports world and is getting exactly the kind of attention he likes.

Having a hard time finding a silver lining here.
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by Young2Rice:
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by PhillyNiner:
I really wonder if we had won if we could have done anything with it. No Bow on defense and no run game to speak of without Big Mike...would have been a tall order.

you always wonder if we could have won the super bowl with a young steve young at qb in 90 when montana got hurt which was followed by craigs fumble. right after bow went out they made a stop and did have a nice drive,, i bet they would have risen to the occasion but will never know. its ok, they had a better season than what people thought and after 1-2 few thought they would be in the game on sunday. those injuries cast a real damper on things and i cared more about them than the final result of the game

I'm glad you are handling this better then last year. I'm having problems with focus and anger.

agree, the super bowl ate me up and still does when i think about it. soooo what is so different this year that I am 100 per cent calm and ok? I guess the fact i was just sooooo happy to be in the playoffs and playing in that game when alot of things went wrong for us early? probably the big thing is that bowmans injury and the fact i had to watch is ten times on tv just zapped my emotion out of me. Oh sure i was very happy we got the fumble and fought right up till the end but the injury felt like a sign that we have went as far as we can go this year being in the the nfc title game , with all the things that went wrong, aldon, injuries etc, was pretty darn good disappointed with the loss but there is no way in gods green earth I am made or upset with the players or coaches and if the season started tomorrow with the same group of guys on this team who left the field last night,,,,,,, i would be pretty darn happy

Yeah i feel you. The injury to Bowman changed our team's attitude. After that we fell apart, mostly Kap. I just can't get the image of Sherman's post game tirade out of my head. It was the worst thing to see after a devastating loss. And the butt slap to Crabs and the choking gesture. Wow what an ass. That guy needs to die.
[ Edited by Young2Rice on Jan 20, 2014 at 4:52 PM ]
Originally posted by Young2Rice:
Win or lose, i hope you injure Sherman. Like a serious career ending injury. I don't want him to get paid.

C'mon.

I want him healthy so he's around for payback.
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