Week 14 - Broncos @ 49ers - Post Game Thread

Originally posted by Karma:

We want a coach who will develop our young players, unless draft positioning is involved, then we want a coach who will call the wrong plays and let the other team score more, but we also want the defensive coordinator held accountable for the yards and points given up while the team is purposefully calling bad plays...

Makes perfect sense in Niner Talk.

Someone should ask Shanny why he tried to call a time out on that big 3rd down conversion to Pettis towards the end of the game

Originally posted by 49oz2superbowl:

Originally posted by LenCat:

All that has nothing to do w/ my point.
What part of "People are on here whining cuz we won and think we lost the #1 pick!!" do you not get?

I'm not faulting the 49ers for winning. No player or coach should ever be in the mindset of tanking, but winning could only have a negative impact on our franchise longterm in a totally lost season. I argued with people just like you when I had this same reaction when we had to settle for the #2 pick and had to settle for Solomon Thomas and miss out on Myles Garret. Well, it looks like the exact same thing is likely to unfold now, only in this case the blue chip player we desperately need will be IN DIVISION so I hope you're excited!!!

Baloney. Winning impacts the players on the field in a positive way. Winning, playing well, and learning from a positive outcome is crucial to the development of young players. Look at how long Cleveland was mired in losing. It is extremely difficult to overcome being beaten down week after week after week. These are human beings, not robots and statistics.

Originally posted by Crown:

I dont need to debate anyone who thinks losing on purpose is ethical. You should delete your account as well.

Losing on purpose? Ethical? Where are you getting this from? Delete your account.

Originally posted by ady2glude707:

Originally posted by Crown:
I dont need to debate anyone who thinks losing on purpose is ethical. You should delete your account as well.

Losing on purpose? Ethical? Where are you getting this from? Delete your account.

Here come the alt account attacks.

It's Nick Boas or Josh Allen.

If Kyler Murray comes out I think someone might trade up for him.

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

Originally posted by NinerGM:
Great win, but it was against a team without a couple of their best players. Happy for the team but trying to keep the win in its lane.

Really? You use that to describe the Broncos? So what would you call the 49ers this year?

How about the last time we played the Broncos?

We were missing Willis and a few other guys on Peyton's record breaking night.

Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:

Originally posted by ady2glude707:

Originally posted by Crown:

I dont need to debate anyone who thinks losing on purpose is ethical. You should delete your account as well.

Losing on purpose? Ethical? Where are you getting this from? Delete your account.

Here come the alt account attacks.

I am not scared of them.

People can say what they want.

But advocating to lose for a draft pick with no gaurantees of even panning out is juvenile....and unethical.

Originally posted by Karma:

We want a coach who will develop our young players, unless draft positioning is involved, then we want a coach who will call the wrong plays and let the other team score more, but we also want the defensive coordinator held accountable for the yards and points given up while the team is purposefully calling bad plays...

Post of the day!

Listen. No one should call someone an idiot for wanting their team to win.

But also no one should tell other people to delete their account because they want to get the first overall pick.

Again it's not that hard to understand. No one is being critical of KS of winning this game or Kittle getting all those yards and scoring touchdowns. Why? Because it's literally the team's job to try and win games.

But if you're arguing that this win would be better for our future than being in position to get Bosa Idk what to tell you other than you haven't been paying attention. We wouldn't even be in this position had we not lost out on Garrett two years ago.

PS the browns are where they are because they have drafted horribly. Now with MG and Mayfield they are much more ready to compete now. Seems like losing all those games really hindered them from beating the Panthers today.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by 49oz2superbowl:

I'm not faulting the 49ers for winning. No player or coach should ever be in the mindset of tanking, but winning could only have a negative impact on our franchise longterm in a totally lost season. I argued with people just like you when I had this same reaction when we had to settle for the #2 pick and had to settle for Solomon Thomas and miss out on Myles Garret. Well, it looks like the exact same thing is likely to unfold now, only in this case the blue chip player we desperately need will be IN DIVISION so I hope you're excited!!!

Right! It's groundhog's day in here...do people have short term memories or what? We went through this same s**t two yrs ago an people are still complaining about that draft pick. If people haven't noticed head on over it the Thomas thread lol.

How many people still talking about that win over the Rams a couple yrs ago? I sure as s**t am not. Now we gotta root for 3+ teams to win or lose to hope we can land the top spot lol.

My issue is the next edge rusher in this draft is NOT worth the #2 overall pick and imo (hopefully it changes) there isn't a QB worth moving up for, so what we gonna do? Reach for the #2 edge prospect? We aren't gonna take a DT again and that's probably BPA.

People enjoy the win, could have f**ked us out of a blue chip edge rusher, which matters more long term.

One viewpoint is logical, the other is emotional. Difficult to convince emotional people with logic.

This rams game is ugly

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by 49oz2superbowl:

I'm not faulting the 49ers for winning. No player or coach should ever be in the mindset of tanking, but winning could only have a negative impact on our franchise longterm in a totally lost season. I argued with people just like you when I had this same reaction when we had to settle for the #2 pick and had to settle for Solomon Thomas and miss out on Myles Garret. Well, it looks like the exact same thing is likely to unfold now, only in this case the blue chip player we desperately need will be IN DIVISION so I hope you're excited!!!

Right! It's groundhog's day in here...do people have short term memories or what? We went through this same s**t two yrs ago an people are still complaining about that draft pick. If people haven't noticed head on over it the Thomas thread lol.

How many people still talking about that win over the Rams a couple yrs ago? I sure as s**t am not. Now we gotta root for 3+ teams to win or lose to hope we can land the top spot lol.

My issue is the next edge rusher in this draft is NOT worth the #2 overall pick and imo (hopefully it changes) there isn't a QB worth moving up for, so what we gonna do? Reach for the #2 edge prospect? We aren't gonna take a DT again and that's probably BPA.

People enjoy the win, could have f**ked us out of a blue chip edge rusher, which matters more long term.

One viewpoint is logical, the other is emotional. Difficult to convince emotional people with logic.

I need to start realizing this...emotion blinds a lot of things.

Originally posted by est1985:

This rams game is ugly

Right...I thought it was all offense now? Lol