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PYMWYMI 2015-2016 Edition (Year 10)

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Originally posted by kidash98:
A JoeCool, kidash and NineFourNiner classic.


Y'all know the drill.... What do you think our record for this year will be???


Only the regular season record, please....

RULES

  • Guess our season record, no preseason, no playoff...
  • Guess ONCE (Names will be posted on the list)
  • Once you make your guess, there is no changing or updating
  • Winners get NOTHING! Just bragging rights.

Poll is now open and will be closed before the first day of training camp (OTA).


2015-16 Regular Season Schedule
Week 1 Sep 14 MIN @ SF Levi's Stadium 10:20 PM ESPN
Week 2 Sep 20 SF @ PIT Heinz Field 1:00 PM FOX
Week 3 Sep 27 SF @ ARI University of Phoenix Stadium 4:05 PM FOX
Week 4 Oct 04 GB @ SF Levi's Stadium 4:25 PM FOX
Week 5 Oct 11 SF @ NYG MetLife Stadium 8:30 PM NBC
Week 6 Oct 18 BAL @ SF Levi's Stadium 4:25 PM CBS
Week 7 Oct 22 SEA @ SF Levi's Stadium 8:25 PM CBS
Week 8 Nov 01 SF @ STL Edward Jones Dome 1:00 PM FOX
Week 9 Nov 08 ATL @ SF Levi's Stadium 4:05 PM FOX
Week 10 BYE
Week 11 Nov 22 SF @ SEA CenturyLink Field 4:25 PM FOX
Week 12 Nov 29 ARI @ SF Levi's Stadium 4:05 PM FOX
Week 13 Dec 06 SF @ CHI Soldier Field 1:00 PM FOX
Week 14 Dec 13 SF @ CLE FirstEnergy Stadium 1:00 PM FOX
Week 15 Dec 20 CIN @ SF Levi's Stadium 8:30 PM NBC
Week 16 Dec 27 SF @ DET Ford Field 1:00 PM FOX
Week 17 Jan 03 STL @ SF Levi's Stadium 4:25 PM FOX

(*All times EST)


Last year's PYMWYMI



0-16
DaDivaRecieva15

1-15


2-14


3-13


4-12


5-11
SadowskyMS4

6-10
ChaunceyGardner
midrdan
GhostofFredDean74

7-9
susweel
blunt_probe
Nuns
itlynstalyn

8-8
Ronnie49Lott
DonnieDarko
RonMexico

9-7
InsertNameHere
verb1der
lucky_49
SteveWallacesHelmet
rapid4
thl408

10-6
StOnEy333
Southpaw79
dwy621
English
Antix
pasodoc9er
Niners816

11-5
ChipDouglas510
OnTheClock
49er-from-Yavin-IV
909er
SofaKing
phatbutskinny
gold49er2183
eastie
ethan05

12-4
reasonable1
9ersLiferInChicago
bigmur49
lazy
goodthings19
valrod33

13-3


14-2
awp8912

15-1


16-0
NinerGod




[Niners816 page 4, post 55]

10-6
13-3
5-11

A wise old friend of the family once told me about football: "You bet on the jockey, not the horse".

That rang true when Harbaugh came into this organization and turned it around. They had all the talent but without elite coaching it means nothing. It'll ring true in reverse fashion with this second-class coaching staff. I see a lot of people basing predictions on "talent alone". It doesn't work that way and if you watched this team in 2009 and 2010 you should know that. There's a reason no one else was knocking on these coaches' doors.

Hoping for the best but logically expecting the worst. I've seen this happen in SF before and its never worked out well.
10-6
6-10
Originally posted by NinerPrideinNJ:
5-11

A wise old friend of the family once told me about football: "You bet on the jockey, not the horse".

That rang true when Harbaugh came into this organization and turned it around. They had all the talent but without elite coaching it means nothing. It'll ring true in reverse fashion with this second-class coaching staff. I see a lot of people basing predictions on "talent alone". It doesn't work that way and if you watched this team in 2009 and 2010 you should know that. There's a reason no one else was knocking on these coaches' doors.

Hoping for the best but logically expecting the worst. I've seen this happen in SF before and its never worked out well.

I think a lot of people are forgetting just how bad those 2009-2010 teams were. On top of that, Jim Tomsula is mountains better of a coach than Mike Singletary in my opinion. Everything I know about JT indicate Singletary isn't even close to being in his league when it comes to a complete intellectual knowledge of the game, Xs and Os, and overall coaching history.

Now what am I getting at here? Singletary somehow managed to get the 2009 49ers to 8-8 under a borderline horrific staff leadership that featured Jimmy Raye as OC and Greg Manusky as DC. Also, let's take into consideration the talent and players he was working with. That 2009 roster featured the following players:

Shaun Hill - started 6 games
Adam Snyder - started every game at tackle
Chilo Rachal - started every game at guard
Josh Morgan - started every game
Isaac Bruce - started until Crabtree signed.
Michael Crabtree - started every game after missing the first 5 games holding out for a better rookie deal.
Barry Sims - started 7 games when Staley was hurt. Sims was out of the league after playing here.
Nate Clements and Shawntae Spencer were the starting CBs
Mike Lewis and Goldson were the starting safeties.
Isaac Sopoaga was the starting LDE.
Arnaz Battle and Michael Robsinson were the starting KR/PR men.


To say we had all the talent back then seems just.. insane to me.
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Originally posted by NinerPrideinNJ:
5-11

A wise old friend of the family once told me about football: "You bet on the jockey, not the horse".

That rang true when Harbaugh came into this organization and turned it around. They had all the talent but without elite coaching it means nothing. It'll ring true in reverse fashion with this second-class coaching staff. I see a lot of people basing predictions on "talent alone". It doesn't work that way and if you watched this team in 2009 and 2010 you should know that. There's a reason no one else was knocking on these coaches' doors.

Hoping for the best but logically expecting the worst. I've seen this happen in SF before and its never worked out well.

I think a lot of people are forgetting just how bad those 2009-2010 teams were. On top of that, Jim Tomsula is mountains better of a coach than Mike Singletary in my opinion. Everything I know about JT indicate Singletary isn't even close to being in his league when it comes to a complete intellectual knowledge of the game, Xs and Os, and overall coaching history.

Now what am I getting at here? Singletary somehow managed to get the 2009 49ers to 8-8 under a borderline horrific staff leadership that featured Jimmy Raye as OC and Greg Manusky as DC. Also, let's take into consideration the talent and players he was working with. That 2009 roster featured the following players:

Shaun Hill - started 6 games
Adam Snyder - started every game at tackle
Chilo Rachal - started every game at guard
Josh Morgan - started every game
Isaac Bruce - started until Crabtree signed.
Michael Crabtree - started every game after missing the first 5 games holding out for a better rookie deal.
Barry Sims - started 7 games when Staley was hurt. Sims was out of the league after playing here.
Nate Clements and Shawntae Spencer were the starting CBs
Mike Lewis and Goldson were the starting safeties.
Isaac Sopoaga was the starting LDE.
Arnaz Battle and Michael Robsinson were the starting KR/PR men.


To say we had all the talent back then seems just.. insane to me.

great post. My only worry is that the 8-8 record with Singletary could also be inflated because the division was the weakest in the Nfl at the time. It is the strongest now, which does make a key difference
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Wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too early.
12-4
10-6

Last year had several close games that could have gone either way so I feel like our 8-8 was a bit underrated. I think if we see a drop-off, it will be in year 2 or 3 post Harbaugh.
Originally posted by phatbutskinny:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Originally posted by NinerPrideinNJ:
5-11

A wise old friend of the family once told me about football: "You bet on the jockey, not the horse".

That rang true when Harbaugh came into this organization and turned it around. They had all the talent but without elite coaching it means nothing. It'll ring true in reverse fashion with this second-class coaching staff. I see a lot of people basing predictions on "talent alone". It doesn't work that way and if you watched this team in 2009 and 2010 you should know that. There's a reason no one else was knocking on these coaches' doors.

Hoping for the best but logically expecting the worst. I've seen this happen in SF before and its never worked out well.

I think a lot of people are forgetting just how bad those 2009-2010 teams were. On top of that, Jim Tomsula is mountains better of a coach than Mike Singletary in my opinion. Everything I know about JT indicate Singletary isn't even close to being in his league when it comes to a complete intellectual knowledge of the game, Xs and Os, and overall coaching history.

Now what am I getting at here? Singletary somehow managed to get the 2009 49ers to 8-8 under a borderline horrific staff leadership that featured Jimmy Raye as OC and Greg Manusky as DC. Also, let's take into consideration the talent and players he was working with. That 2009 roster featured the following players:

Shaun Hill - started 6 games
Adam Snyder - started every game at tackle
Chilo Rachal - started every game at guard
Josh Morgan - started every game
Isaac Bruce - started until Crabtree signed.
Michael Crabtree - started every game after missing the first 5 games holding out for a better rookie deal.
Barry Sims - started 7 games when Staley was hurt. Sims was out of the league after playing here.
Nate Clements and Shawntae Spencer were the starting CBs
Mike Lewis and Goldson were the starting safeties.
Isaac Sopoaga was the starting LDE.
Arnaz Battle and Michael Robsinson were the starting KR/PR men.


To say we had all the talent back then seems just.. insane to me.

great post. My only worry is that the 8-8 record with Singletary could also be inflated because the division was the weakest in the Nfl at the time. It is the strongest now, which does make a key difference

I do think that could be a valid point as well. However, I think the combination of factors now vs. then still ultimately indicates we should do better than 8-8.

Positives:
HC Now > Singletary
Staff Now > Sing's staff
Team talent >>> 2009/10 Roster

Negative Factors:
More competitive division in 2014


One final note though that also needs to be considered, even though the 2009 team played in a weak division, that year they had 8 games against teams that were either playoff teams or teams with winning records. Last year, the 49ers played 9 such games. Overall I think if you look at that, you may be able to take out the "level of competition factor" between the two teams.
[ Edited by OnTheClock on May 9, 2015 at 8:52 PM ]
12-4
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Originally posted by ayetee:
12-4

:-|

Yahoo! talk.
12-4
Originally posted by fropwns:
Wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too early.

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