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lamontb
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Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
Needs around 82 yards per game.
Unfortunately he's going to come up short. He actually only needs 151, but since Purdy came back he hasn't been the receiving target he was with Mac. Mac used him as a check down security blanket.
Could get it if he gets a few passes where he breaks them for really long gains. Don't think he will get a lot of Completions, so he will need some really big plays.
I don't know their progressions but I think Brock looks intermediate and deep, which is great overall for the offense but killed CMC'S receiving numbers.
Correct. I used to hate watching Alex Smith check the ball down over and over
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Niners99
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Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
Needs around 82 yards per game.
Unfortunately he's going to come up short. He actually only needs 151, but since Purdy came back he hasn't been the receiving target he was with Mac. Mac used him as a check down security blanket.
Yup. I don't see it either. Kyle isnt the type to force it either. I felt he needed to get bigger receiving yardage tonight. He is going to need like 100 yards against the Bears to have a real shot.
Only averaging 31 rec yds per game since Purdy came back. He averaged 66 yds per game with Mac. They did call that deeper sideline pass to him this week, but Brock couldn't quite place it in bounds.
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BoldRedandGold
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Dude rolled back time for a day tonight. Had his best run in two years tonight.
I hate when great rbs start to go. Give you nights like this and like henry did yesterday. They just are not consistent enough to get paid big money.
Whatever he put in his coffee this morning he just needs to keep doing it for 4 more games.
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LifelongNiner
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Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:
Dude rolled back time for a day tonight. Had his best run in two years tonight.
I hate when great rbs start to go. Give you nights like this and like henry did yesterday. They just are not consistent enough to get paid big money.
Whatever he put in his coffee this morning he just needs to keep doing it for 4 more games.
I keep hoping for under 200 carries for CMC and maybe 80 - 100 receptions. Still can be a top producer but less hits due to not running. Wonder if they plan to keep Robinson around.
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DrEll
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How many receiving yards needed vs Seattle to break 1000 ?
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Atrain
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Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:
Dude rolled back time for a day tonight. Had his best run in two years tonight.
I hate when great rbs start to go. Give you nights like this and like henry did yesterday. They just are not consistent enough to get paid big money.
Whatever he put in his coffee this morning he just needs to keep doing it for 4 more games.
Him and Henry are still 2 of the best in the league. CMC is having his best year on yards per reception in his career.
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Atrain
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Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:
Dude rolled back time for a day tonight. Had his best run in two years tonight.
I hate when great rbs start to go. Give you nights like this and like henry did yesterday. They just are not consistent enough to get paid big money.
Whatever he put in his coffee this morning he just needs to keep doing it for 4 more games.
I keep hoping for under 200 carries for CMC and maybe 80 - 100 receptions. Still can be a top producer but less hits due to not running. Wonder if they plan to keep Robinson around.
I rather have him at 250 carries
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btthepunk
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Originally posted by DrEll:
How many receiving yards needed vs Seattle to break 1000 ?
110 gives him exactly 1,000. I say play him exclusively at WR next week and give B-Rob all the carries (and maybe finally see what Jordan James can do).
Get him that 1k/1k and let him be the first to do it twice.
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CMC has been phenomenal this season. If the O-Line had been better on the run block in the first half of the season, imagine the stats CMC would have. Purdy and him are lethal together.
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SlipAndSlideBosa
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Originally posted by btthepunk:
Originally posted by DrEll:
How many receiving yards needed vs Seattle to break 1000 ?
110 gives him exactly 1,000. I say play him exclusively at WR next week and give B-Rob all the carries (and maybe finally see what Jordan James can do).
Get him that 1k/1k and let him be the first to do it twice.
Just don't force it like the Steelers did to make sure Myles Garret didn't get the sack record.
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fropwns
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Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:
Just don't force it like the Steelers did to make sure Myles Garret didn't get the sack record.
This. Let's just win the game. The record, while nice, really would not matter as much as the #1 Seed.
CMC was my favourite non-9er when we traded for him.
Something unique about his balance and the way he runs. So much grace and power. Just so natural, such a baller.
I love watching this guy.
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Silky
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Originally posted by btthepunk:
Originally posted by DrEll:
How many receiving yards needed vs Seattle to break 1000 ?
110 gives him exactly 1,000. I say play him exclusively at WR next week and give B-Rob all the carries (and maybe finally see what Jordan James can do).
Get him that 1k/1k and let him be the first to do it twice.
Lol change up what's working so CMC can hit 1000 yds rec? Lol I'll pass on that. I think CMC would too
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Thanks for f**king up in a big game---- again