2021 49ERS SCHEDULE RELEASED

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Crown:

Originally posted by fl4sh080:
You're probably gona hear the phrase "built-in loss" leading up to this game. Kinda reminds me of the 2011 matchup on Thanksgiving vs the Ravens when the NFL wanted to have their family showdown between the two Harbaugh bros. We had to take our 8 game winning streak all the way across the country after a division game to play one of the top teams in the AFC. We looked bad the whole game, especially pass protection. Yikes...

i remember the terrible officiating in that game as well. 9ers never had a chance playing 2 opponents at once.

3, when you count Alex Smith

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by Crown:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by Crown:

Originally posted by Niners99:

Originally posted by Silky:
Buckner is a beast. Everytime I see Buck I get more pissed at AA

Kinlaw will make you forget Buckner.

remains to be seen yet the zones fascination with post-Buckner is the stereotypical " i cant get over my ex-girlfriend" syndrome.

Bucker was great, still is, yet the $ saving worked in the teams long term plans.

will be some future healthy tension as Warner, etc contracts come up. painful part of the business.

The savings between the deal AA got and Buckner got was like 4 mil a year. And I bet we could have gotten Buck to take an even cheaper deal than the one he got with the Colts.

One would assume a pro team understood the pros and cons and disagreed with you.

Bucker has taken the torch from Charles Haley as the one that got away.

I think it was that we could get a 1st round pick for Buckner and AA would have only gotten us a 3rd round comp pick potentially. I think it was a mistake but I'm not losing any sleep over it.

Originally posted by DimezandDots:
This schedule is way too easy, the only issue is going to be the Arizona Cardinals and the Seahawks.
Who else can we possibly lose to

Originally posted by Crown:

Originally posted by DimezandDots:
This schedule is way too easy, the only issue is going to be the Arizona Cardinals and the Seahawks.
Who else can we possibly lose to

seems like every year there is a sure fire win on the books and the team just shows up sloppy and sluggish and lays an egg.

Originally posted by NinerBuff:

Originally posted by Crown:

Originally posted by DimezandDots:
This schedule is way too easy, the only issue is going to be the Arizona Cardinals and the Seahawks.
Who else can we possibly lose to

seems like every year there is a sure fire win on the books and the team just shows up sloppy and sluggish and lays an egg.

True. In the '19 season, we had no business losing to ATL but few of us saw us winning at NO. It goes both ways.

Originally posted by Crown:
One would assume a pro team understood the pros and cons and disagreed with you.

Bucker has taken the torch from Charles Haley as the one that got away.

Originally posted by thl408:
Hell yeah. SF is once again relevant. The number of prime time games is an indicator of how the league views the team.

Originally posted by NinerBuff:
True. In the '19 season, we had no business losing to ATL but few of us saw us winning at NO. It goes both ways.

Originally posted by elguapo:

Originally posted by NinerBuff:
True. In the '19 season, we had no business losing to ATL but few of us saw us winning at NO. It goes both ways.

We were out seven starters on defense? Don't you remember any team would've lost to the Falcons with seven starters out. And Jimmy Ward give up the final touchdown with less than 10 seconds left.