So I just Watched a Replay of Super Bowl 47 Today and I found Out the 49ers Offense Probs

Here's what I wrote in the Kaep thread on Saturday :

'Originally posted by sdaddy101269:

I'm watching the replay of the Super Bowl and I would suggest those that dislike Kaep to watch this game again. He makes ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE throws! Some of throws I'm not sure more than 2-3 other QBs in the league could make. In this game, he actually has time in the pocket and it shows. In defense of the coaching staff we had more playmakers and speed on the team at that time compared to this past season and VD was playing much better. Listening to Phil Simms gush over Kaep almost makes you uncomfortable.'


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Originally posted by CMIO:

Originally posted by MCrabs15:

Originally posted by Jamespowers:
Can never re-watch that game ever.

This. I saw NFL network was replaying and immediately shunned it. I was born a few months after our last superbowl so that was my only Super Bowl experience so far and I still haven't gotten over it. I've moved on but I still think about what could've been. All the mistakes we made that had we just limited we'd have 6 and be 6-0.

Never moved on. Still hurts to watch. John completely owned little brother Jim, and Roman laid a fart as always.

Cant believe we still had a chance at the end, but like so many other opportunities, Kaep always decides to go one-read on game clinching plays instead of using his legs to find other open receivers.

That final play wasn't on Kaep. I'm pretty sure a guy starting his 10th game doesn't go rogue. IJS

Originally posted by sdaddy101269:

That final play wasn't on Kaep. I'm pretty sure a guy starting his 10th game doesn't go rogue. IJS

Exactly. The throw was coverage based upon the read Kap got. That was a predesigned play with the look SEA had on. One on one Kap was to take his shot. Now the teams execution was flawed. A Davis couldn't hold his block which hurried the throw it was a bad throw and Crabtree should have defended against the INT. Three players executed poorly and the playcall was ridiculous! We should have put Kap on the move to make a play just as we did twice @CAR in the red zone the week prior for two TDs. One was a keeper the other we found VD in back of the endzone. We shouldn't have trusted Crabtree with that play. Perhaps Boldin but not an injured Crabtree

Zone blocking scheme should help us

Originally posted by LVJay:
Gore was killing it... Ngata not in... we pass 4 times... 4 TIMES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And an OLD, OVERRATED, INJURED, SLOW ray lewis WAS in! Run up the middle? Nah,,,,let's PASS it 3 freaking times.

Originally posted by ElephantHaley:
It is the DAM OLINE!!!!! When Kap had time to throw He Looked FANTASTIC. When Kap had NO time to throw He got wrecked!! This leads me to believe 49ers shoulda Kept Moss for 2013 and Kept Jonathan Goodwin for 2014.

Yeah, no kidding. The cowboys beefed up their o-line in the 90's and gave themselves 3 SB's Sorry emmit, you're not the reason they were winning, you are just a product of their great o-line. Before that, aikman couldn't do squat. They rebuilt the o-line again last year, and almost made it to the big game again. Coincidence? Don't think so.

Don't know why so many of you won't rewatch the game. Once we got going it was pretty good stuff. I just turn it off when we get to our last 4 downs.

I was heated at halftime and cooled down a bit then to sit down and settle myself to see this sh*t happen omg i lost it!

Originally posted by VDSF:


I was heated at halftime and cooled down a bit then to sit down and settle myself to see this sh*t happen omg i lost it!

And some people still blame Kap for the loss, LOL

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Don't know why so many of you won't rewatch the game. Once we got going it was pretty good stuff. I just turn it off when we get to our last 4 downs.

Easily one of the most furious comebacks ever. It's just too bad they didn't go all the way. And after watching it again, I still say the refs had a lot to do with that Ravens win. I almost can't understand why anyone wouldn't notice that. Two players grabbing Miller and basically holding him off the ground as the guy runs past for a kickoff return? A player pushes a ref back about 10 feet and there's no flag? Helmet to helmet contact on Crabtree? It was ridiculous.

Originally posted by Pillbusta:

Originally posted by sdaddy101269:
That final play wasn't on Kaep. I'm pretty sure a guy starting his 10th game doesn't go rogue. IJS

Exactly. The throw was coverage based upon the read Kap got. That was a predesigned play with the look SEA had on. One on one Kap was to take his shot. Now the teams execution was flawed. A Davis couldn't hold his block which hurried the throw it was a bad throw and Crabtree should have defended against the INT. Three players executed poorly and the playcall was ridiculous! We should have put Kap on the move to make a play just as we did twice @CAR in the red zone the week prior for two TDs. One was a keeper the other we found VD in back of the endzone. We shouldn't have trusted Crabtree with that play. Perhaps Boldin but not an injured Crabtree

I swear the Seahawks said they baited us on that play...

not so much as they knew they would get a game ending INT, but more so they aligned their defense in a way to get us to throw it toward Crabtree guarded by Sherman....which they wanted.

I just feel the coaches needed let it be known to Kap, that if Sherman is guarding Crabtree one on one on the outside...and they play is to go deep....do not go there no matter what...look some where else or run forward.

Seattle's coaches used our coaching against us..and our personal matchup against us.

this is one reason I was worried about the Tomsula hiring...I was worried that he would get outcoached by these other coaches in the NFC WEST.

but the more I think about it, Roman and Harbs were too *smart* for their own good....if Tomsula keeps it straight and forward...(I don't know how else to word it) then that might give us the best chance against these other teams....as long as we have the personnel.

Originally posted by Pillbusta:

Originally posted by sdaddy101269:
That final play wasn't on Kaep. I'm pretty sure a guy starting his 10th game doesn't go rogue. IJS

Exactly. The throw was coverage based upon the read Kap got. That was a predesigned play with the look SEA had on. One on one Kap was to take his shot. Now the teams execution was flawed. A Davis couldn't hold his block which hurried the throw it was a bad throw and Crabtree should have defended against the INT. Three players executed poorly and the playcall was ridiculous! We should have put Kap on the move to make a play just as we did twice @CAR in the red zone the week prior for two TDs. One was a keeper the other we found VD in back of the endzone. We shouldn't have trusted Crabtree with that play. Perhaps Boldin but not an injured Crabtree

Are we talking about the same games?

Originally posted by crake49:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Don't know why so many of you won't rewatch the game. Once we got going it was pretty good stuff. I just turn it off when we get to our last 4 downs.

Easily one of the most furious comebacks ever. It's just too bad they didn't go all the way. And after watching it again, I still say the refs had a lot to do with that Ravens win. I almost can't understand why anyone wouldn't notice that. Two players grabbing Miller and basically holding him off the ground as the guy runs past for a kickoff return? A player pushes a ref back about 10 feet and there's no flag? Helmet to helmet contact on Crabtree? It was ridiculous.

There were some no calls against the Ravens too. There should have been a definite PI on a deep pass to Torrey Smith that wasn't called, but it did seem like there were more no calls against us.

I will say though, during that playoff run, we got down against the Packers, Falcons & Ravens. We needed to play better, our defense really let us down.

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by Pillbusta:

Originally posted by sdaddy101269:
That final play wasn't on Kaep. I'm pretty sure a guy starting his 10th game doesn't go rogue. IJS

Exactly. The throw was coverage based upon the read Kap got. That was a predesigned play with the look SEA had on. One on one Kap was to take his shot. Now the teams execution was flawed. A Davis couldn't hold his block which hurried the throw it was a bad throw and Crabtree should have defended against the INT. Three players executed poorly and the playcall was ridiculous! We should have put Kap on the move to make a play just as we did twice @CAR in the red zone the week prior for two TDs. One was a keeper the other we found VD in back of the endzone. We shouldn't have trusted Crabtree with that play. Perhaps Boldin but not an injured Crabtree

I swear the Seahawks said they baited us on that play...

not so much as they knew they would get a game ending INT, but more so they aligned their defense in a way to get us to throw it toward Crabtree guarded by Sherman....which they wanted.

I just feel the coaches needed let it be known to Kap, that if Sherman is guarding Crabtree one on one on the outside...and they play is to go deep....do not go there no matter what...look some where else or run forward.

Seattle's coaches used our coaching against us..and our personal matchup against us.

this is one reason I was worried about the Tomsula hiring...I was worried that he would get outcoached by these other coaches in the NFC WEST.

but the more I think about it, Roman and Harbs were too *smart* for their own good....if Tomsula keeps it straight and forward...(I don't know how else to word it) then that might give us the best chance against these other teams....as long as we have the personnel.

I actually think the reason it failed was due to us not throwing to our RBs out of the back field. If you notice, Hunter is in the flat but not being covered, the LB disregards him and helps Sherman who then tips the ball and the LB intercepts.

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by crake49:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Don't know why so many of you won't rewatch the game. Once we got going it was pretty good stuff. I just turn it off when we get to our last 4 downs.

Easily one of the most furious comebacks ever. It's just too bad they didn't go all the way. And after watching it again, I still say the refs had a lot to do with that Ravens win. I almost can't understand why anyone wouldn't notice that. Two players grabbing Miller and basically holding him off the ground as the guy runs past for a kickoff return? A player pushes a ref back about 10 feet and there's no flag? Helmet to helmet contact on Crabtree? It was ridiculous.

There were some no calls against the Ravens too. There should have been a definite PI on a deep pass to Torrey Smith that wasn't called, but it did seem like there were more no calls against us.

I will say though, during that playoff run, we got down against the Packers, Falcons & Ravens. We needed to play better, our defense really let us down.

What that run showed me was Kaep doesn't need to run ALL THE TIME to be an effective passer. He's much more dangerous when he scrambles vs designed runs. His arguably toughest games, Atlanta and Baltimore, he scrambled and threw it better than ever. He also had play makers with speed. We sorely miss a fast VD and Delanie Walker. IMO.