Game Day # 3 – Don’t meet me in St Louie, Louie

This is the 3rd straight division game for the Niners in the semi-interrupted path to the playoffs. This on paper looks like a game that should be a good old fashioned stomping.  The Rams are a fairly non-descript team with what was thought to be a up-and-coming QB, Rookie of the year, SAm Bradford, and all-world RB Steven Jackson. Well, things ain’t going well. After firing Mike Martz in 2006, they’ve gone through Joe Vitt, Scott Linehan, Jim Hanslett, Steve Spagnulo (10-38!), and now Jeff Fisher.

After his rookie success, Bradford has struggled with injuries and inconsistency. The defense has been a continual work in progress, and the Rams promising 3-2 start has devolved into a 3 game losing streak.

Trap game? Looking forward to the 7-1 Bears next Monday night? Well, I don’t think so. I think we see a good dose of running down their throat, and play action. A methodical dismantling similar to the AZ game.

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416 Responses to Game Day # 3 – Don’t meet me in St Louie, Louie

  1. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Not sure what Fisher was doing there, but big play for Crabs/Alex . ..

  2. IH1972's avatar IH1972 says:

    Niners got a break with Rams taking that penalty! Harbaugh would’ve kicked FG. TD!!!!!

  3. Irish Kevin's avatar Irish Kevin says:

    How did they score??? Passing!!! And don’t give me that crap that the running game set that up!!! The running game has been going no where!!

  4. 12th man's avatar 12th man says:

    Crabs has learned to evade would be tacklers these last 2 games and found a way to score.

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

    I’m serious. Fire Jeff Fisher now!

  6. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Gee, Kevin. I think the 4th and one conversion meant something.

  7. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Hell of a sequence for Crabtree.

  8. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    They need to get out of the nickel ans stop Jackson.

  9. IH1972's avatar IH1972 says:

    Ok. D got a nice rest. Time to clamp down

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

    If Jeff Fisher still has a job next there should be a goddamn investigation into the Rams’ ownership. Fire his ass now!

  11. snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

    9er Special teams returns and covers, without looking at stats, don’t appear near as good as last year. Anybody have any reasons?…

  12. 12th man's avatar 12th man says:

    I hope Alex isnt seriously hurt

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

    And it”s Alex who gets injured before Peyton. Imagine that. Fuck you all.

  14. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Kappy had BETTER learn to tuck that ball away when he runs, or he is going to lose it!

  15. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly2 says:

    Wally Pipp?

  16. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Holding.

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

    A member to the training staff just took Alex’s helmet away. Kaep doesn’t see the field worth a shit. It’s too bad Tolzien isn’t active…

  18. 12th man's avatar 12th man says:

    doesn’t look like Alex is coming back, looks dazed.

  19. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    There is a reason Alex is the starter. Kap has potential, but Alex is still clearly the best QB on the roster. I was afraid as soon a she took that hit – that was brutal.

  20. Alleykat's avatar Alleykat says:

    ‘Smith is done.That hit knocked him silly.
    Kappy’s got his work cut out for him.
    Frrakin Lambs are gonna pin back and go after him hard.

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