Game Day #4

For real or not? Riding the accolades of last year, or living up to the preseason hype?

These questions, and more will be answered today, on As the Harbaugh Churns . . .

This SHOULD be a not-very-difficult game, but as we know, on any given Sunday.

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313 Responses to Game Day #4

  1. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Sanchez is awful. Just awful. That ball was off target and Holmes got hurt going after it.

  2. Del Mar Dennis's avatar Del Mar Dennis says:

    Question? Who’s the most important player on a football team?

    If he is indeed the most priceless, invaluable and irreplaceable member, why would you substitute him with a backup?

    I know. Because he’s not very good to begin with. Bring back Jeff Garcia!

  3. phil fan's avatar philippinefan says:

    Shit pass by Sanchez he sucks I see dat

  4. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Tebow’s line for today:

    2 carries for 0 yards, long of 2.

    ! pass complete for 9 yards, a fumble, and a knee injury.

    No miracles so far today.

  5. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Well, now it’s garbage time. Just run it out and get the hell out of here without anyone getting hurt.

  6. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Iupati destroyed that guy.

  7. phil fan's avatar philippinefan says:

    Niners reached my 24 call but the Jets? Not so much

  8. phil fan's avatar philippinefan says:

    Basically everyone who called fer a 9er blow out got it right

  9. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Lions are still 14 down to the Vikes, who may not be a fluke. The Rams are still up over the Seahawks – good – and Brady brought the Pats back over Buffalo.

    We might get a second shot at Leslie Frazier in January if they keep improving.

  10. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    We should be running there, not throwing slants. Just get out of here healthy.

  11. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Another ugly Sanchez pass.

  12. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Wow. From ugly to Bride of Frankenstein here. The New York media is going to be eating the Jets alive tomorrow.

    • Del Mar Dennis's avatar Del Mar Dennis says:

      The best thing to happen to the Jets tomorrow would be if the fucking terrorists would hit the new World Trade Center still under completion to take away the headlines from their sorry asses.

      Surely I jest.

  13. phil fan's avatar philippinefan says:

    Larry Grant blocks one

  14. Chico's avatar Chico says:

    Running the ball at will… Nice.

  15. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Lions got a TD – and Percy Harvin answers with another KO return TD.

  16. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    Bummer. Without the penalty, Alex tacks on about 20 to his QB rating 😉

    • Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

      He did not have as good a game as the first two weeks today. Got some things to work on. But he started another no-interception streak. Against the Jets, that’s about all he needed. But they won’t all be this easy.

  17. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Our next opponent, the Bills had the Pats down 21-7 at one point today. Not so much anymore. It’s 42-21 late in the 4th: 35 unanswered points by NE.

  18. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    New boy Wilson just ran out of miracles for Seattle. His third INT of the day seals it for the Rams.

  19. phil fan's avatar philippinefan says:

    Chuck, Flavor, Grumpy. barley basically called the blow uot this week. Well done gentlemen

  20. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Classy, smart move by Kaep to slide short of the goal line.

  21. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    So.every QB has a great game every week? You guys have a totally different standard for Alex than other QBs. “But they won’t all be this easy”..no, they won’t. And he’s shown he plays up to the level of competion, as well. See Brees, Rodgers, Stafford…

    • phil fan's avatar philippinefan says:

      Alex done enuf to win with our RBs and our D

      • Del Mar Dennis's avatar Del Mar Dennis says:

        There in lies the rub….unless your name is Trent Dilfer or Brad Johnson, you’re not winning the SB. It’s happened twice in 46 years. If you think another “Game Manager” will win the SB this year, you’re asking to hit the trifecta. I can tell ya how hard that is to hit from many years of experience…

        Guess just what happened? TD Peyton Manning! It might be a little harder now for Flav to win the total TD portion of our bet if Alex continues to sit on the sidelines when we’re in the Red Zone.
        Guess what? Ain’t that a shame..

      • twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

        Continues to? One play? You fucking moron, take the Ledger, it’s time…

      • Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

        Well, if you throw picks, you’re going to lose. Ask Wilson in Seattle today. His three cost them a game today with the Rams. Alex has gotten very good at avoiding turnovers. He’s now hitting his WRs, something he did not do much last year. We’ve converted on third down, even third and long at times this year. Today we slipped back to 33% (4 of 12) but we’re still ahead of where we were last year. Overall, we’re doing pretty well. The trend is good, we seem to be gradually adding capability. The home run threat from the passing game is the one area we’re still struggling with a little. If Alex gets that going, we can beat anyone, any time.

    • Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

      I never said they do – just that we have stuff to work on. Throwing deep requires near perfect timing, as your receivers will be moving at full speed, far from the QB. Neither Alex nor Colin showed the requisite timing today. It’s something you have to keep doing to get good at. This is one of the last pieces we need for this team to be a legitimate SB team – the ability to strike deep when needed. Guys like Brees and Rodgers have been doing it all along. Now Alex needs to develop that timing (with someone other than VD). He used to throw pretty well deep to Antonio Bryant back under Norv; no reason in my mind he cannot develop that rapport with Moss and Crabs. We’re just not there yet.

      • phil fan's avatar philippinefan says:

        well said grump…at least we’re taking some shots down the field finally

      • Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

        Yeah, like I said, you have to DO it to ever get good at it. I liked the aggressive play calling down the field today. Hopefully in two weeks time, we’ll be connecting on a couple of those to Moss and Crabs instead of just missing them.

      • twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

        Well, there was a holding not called on a deep ball early, and a poor effort by Mario one later. And the t throw into triple coverage by Kappy. And yes, a couple misses by Alex. What’s interesting though, is how much ball security is dismissed as “game management”. Even the Menace’s heart throb said it- the single most important thing is still having the ball after the play is over. And that’s not just safety, it requires skill and smarts to not turn the ball over- and toughness…

  22. Chico's avatar Chico says:

    Good win on the road. We needed that.

  23. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Wow. Carolina pinned the Falcons at their one, leading by one, one minute left. Ryan immediately completes a 60 yard pass to White. The Falcons are likely going to pull this one out.

  24. snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

    NIners swung and did not miss against a horrible opponent.
    Defense came back from last week and dominated, as it should have against a bad Jets squad.
    The passing game offense needs to get it together; should have been better against a bad D and no Revis. Kaep plays are cool on the one hand, on the other, lend some strangeness and awkwardness to the proceedings. Not sure about what it says going forward about Alex’s role overall. Questions will no doubt be asked about it…

  25. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    Peyton’s completed 8 straight. 2 more were called back by penalty. The Broncs have gone to a no-huddle right off the bat.

  26. Del Mar Dennis's avatar Del Mar Dennis says:

    I’m so fucking happy that that Pete Carroll and his Seahwags lost to the Lambs today.
    He and his team had that shit coming. Fuck ’em.

    • Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

      I’ll be even happier if Harbaugh continues to own his sorry smug ass this year.

      “What’s your deal?”

  27. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    How bad was Sanchez today? 13 of 29, only 103 yards. 0 TDs, 1 INT. QBR = 39.9. That giant sucking sound? Yeah, that’s Sanchez.

    Alex had an ordinary day, 78.1 QBR, no TDs, but no picks. Not his best game, but he did not hurt the team either.

    You may not not like Alex, Dennis…. but between him and Sanchez, there is no comparison.

    And Peyton? He is good. But he is also playing the Raiders today. Gotta keep that in perspective.

  28. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    Maybe George Costanza has some elevator shoes he can loan Miss Manning.

  29. Del Mar Dennis's avatar Del Mar Dennis says:

    Peyton Manning is 13/17 for 134 yds a TD to start his day.

    Did we sign that guy yet?

  30. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    I have no idea what the fuck you are talking abou regarding Smith and Wet Brain.. And Teblow couldn’t even get the call after Sanchez sucked donkey dick all day.

    • Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

      Sanchez is leaving Ryan with no good options there. He clearly is not going to be a consistent winner. But Tebow is not the kind of guy who can sustain drives. He’ll hit some home runs, but he’ll also wear your defense out. I predict they’ll implode badly by December. With a NY media feeding frenzy and toxic locker room.

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