Originally posted by ritz126:
i disagree with this he does make some bad throws and is immobile so when there's pressure he isnt as good but Kupp would not have the year he did if Stafford wasnt good
He makes some great throws. They were throws in this game where im like as a defense there is nothing more you can do it was just a good play
Stafford is a good QB, McVay has a tendency to fold in the clutch.
All these dudes from the same coaching family, McVay, Shanahan and the Taylor in Cincy get ultra conservative and seemingly terrified of going for the kill shot.
Bengals got conservative and opted to run the ball late in the game, instead of letting Burrows keep bombing on a 49ers defense that seemingly couldn't stop their passing game. McVay did the same thing today. Both resulted in losses. We've seen Shanahan do it when up in games. The only one that seems to not fall into the same trap as much is LaFleur in Green Bay. Then again, he also has the luxury of Aaron Rodgers.
Something about McVay bothers me in a way it shouldn't (makes me not like him despite not knowing him) so this observation might be tainted, but his energy seems to change when under stress and it seems obvious he is stressed (not frustrated, stressed). Has to bleed into the team.
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Originally posted by JoseCortez:
Fire Shanahan. Now.
Originally posted by JoseCortez:
Mcvay is such a better coach. We've got the biggest loser
Originally posted by JoseCortez:
Originally posted by random49er:
Originally posted by JoseCortez:
I really don't want to backdoor our way into the playoffs we need the win if we're going to have any momentum going into the playoffs.
Cardinals w
Packers w
Cows**ts w
Titans revenge w
If Shanny wins today will you give him credit?
Yes. This season will then be acceptable. A loss and no playoff appearance will be a huge letdown.
Yes that was a huge 2nd half comeback. I eat crow but really, can we not have to do that again? Let's just be strong from the beginning (minus D. They always rock)
Cowboys and 9ers? That has to be the night game or Monday night. Monday night not sure I can wait.
But just a sneaky feeling this is the Monday night lineup. Gives Jimmy an extra day.
Originally posted by Midbay:
Something about McVay bothers me in a way it shouldn't (makes me not like him despite not knowing him) so this observation might be tainted, but his energy seems to change when under stress and it seems obvious he is stressed (not frustrated, stressed). Has to bleed into the team.
He seems like he's way too up or down and it definitely seems to spill over on to his team. Kyle in comparison, despite having some flaws of his own, seems far less temperamental and more even-keeled.
Lots of heroes today...not sure what Shanahan said to his team at halftime, but whatever it was, it worked. The offense got rolling in the 2nd half and we owned the Rams at that point. Defense was very stout most of the game, too. What can you say about Deebo...he's just amazing. Threw for a TD, ran for a TD, he was on fire. Jennings, 2 TD's. He's showing why they drafted him...he's big, tough and the more he plays the better he gets. Mitchell was tough, as always. Overall, OL played well. Defense harassed Stafford like crazy. Also can't forget Gould...2 for 2 including the winning FG, and 42 & 47 yd punts filling in for Wishnowsky. Jimmy and the entire offense had a poor 1st half, but played their butts off from the 3rd qtr on. Jimmy was clutch when he needed to be. What a game...amazing win and now it's on to Dallas.
Originally posted by RDB4216:
Um Jimmy humble? He NEVER owns his mistakes or takes the blame. Not signs of a leader or anyone being "humble". This game was won IN SPITE of Jimmy, not because of him.
your football analysis skills kinda suck
stick to madden
Yeah I actually watch the game, and not just believe what others say. Just listen to ANY interview Jimmy gives after he's tossed a couple of INT's. Listen to the words he says, instead of drooling over him for once - and you'll see.
