Week XIII – Woolite TIme

I’m sure you guys don’t remember that old Woody Allen movie that had Gene Wilder drinking Woolite at the end of it. Not sure how these guys tied us at out house and then proceed to lose in their house to the lowly Jets, but that’s football. Some teams match up well with others, some just get your number that day.

And, seeing as that last Ram game very well may be the last start of Alex Smith’s 49er career,  at least he went out on a good note. His last throw was a TD to Michael Crabtree, and his last game and 1/3 he was 25-27 for 304 yards and 4 TDs. Anyhow, I’m not here to bury Alex, but to praise him. Or is it the other way around?

This does however, for all intents and purposes, appear to be the start of the Colin Kaepernick era no matter what Jim Harbaugh says. My thought is the Niners come out and try their new QB out and go a little more pass happy. Some of this is due to Kendall Hunter being out, but some of this is due to just getting the kid some more work. They need to get Cappy up to speed for the playoffs and we have 5 games to get this right.

I hope this isn’t going to be as crappy as the last Ram game, but I seriously don’t think the Niners let this one get away.

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527 Responses to Week XIII – Woolite TIme

  1. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Kap finished 8-19-42% on third down. Bradford 3-16-19%. But with our inability to run, putting ourselves in deep third down holes with penalties and unproductive downs, it wasn’t enough.

    • Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

      Those are team numbers of course, but most of our conversions seemed to be throwing on third and long today. We had 11 first downs total passing, only 6 rushing.

  2. grop's avatar grop says:

    Historically, teams that went from so-so to playoffs in one year, tend to fall off the next year. Maybe next year.

    • Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

      8-3-1 is not a terrible ‘fall off’. The season is not over yet, we just need to come back and play and coach better the rest of the way. It’s still going to come down to which team is hot in January.

      • bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

        exactly. And if our shitty kicker makes two make-able field goals in the Ram games we’re 10-2. Hardly a *fall off*…..

      • Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

        Akers is not going to be reliable this year. Whether he’s hurt, or just in a funk, you cannot put a game on his shoulders right now. Either stop trying 50-yarders, or get someone else.

  3. ewisco's avatar ewisco says:

    I wonder how Vernon feels about the handcuffs/shackles now?

  4. IH1972's avatar IH1972 says:

    Not enough blame going to Akers. He’s cost us both games against the Rams. Harbaugh/Roman called a shit game, but we had a chance to win and Akers fucking choked!

    • Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

      Yeah, but EVERY-fucking-one in the universe knew that, except JH and GR. No way they should have played for a long FG knowing the slump he is in.

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

    If Akers is still here next week for the Fish, that’s another reason to string up Harbaugh on the flag pole. If you think they brought in Billy Cundiff and Nate Keating last week because Akers is hurt, you’re more gullible than I thought. They were trying to light a fire under Akers ass and apparently they didn’t use enough gasoline.

    Bring in Eddie D. to give Akers the Marc Trestman treatment…”He’s gone!”

  6. IH1972's avatar IH1972 says:

    There were games like this last year and Akers bailed them out. Not this year though. He was released by Philly for the same shut he’s pulled this year. Also, no Hunter hurt them today. Why not try LMJames, all other RB options appear to be shit

  7. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    Akers was 2 for 3, with the miss from over 50. That’s not a choke.The three plays preceding it were the problem.GG is right so I’m elevating him to a B+ for today. I know he doesn’t want a good grade from me, but I’m evil, so he gets one anyway.

    • bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

      bullshit. When your opposing kicker is nailing a 53 to send it to overtime and 54 to win it, you are damn well expected to hit your 50 yarder–otherwise, you fucking choked. And Ackers has a huge leg so the distance was not an issue.
      And he missed a 41 yarder to win it in the last Ram game.
      And he’s kicked like shit all year.
      Fuck him………

    • Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

      Twin… YOU BASTARD!!! I’ll get you for this. Someday. Maybe. Or not. Meh.

    • twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

      Making a 50+ yarder is clutch, missing it is tough but no choke. Again, the awful 3 plays preceding it were the bigger problem. You don’t rely on a guy who has been poor all year to make a 50+ yarder. The 41 WAS a choke.
      IMFO

    • Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

      With Janoris Jenkins playing CB somewhere in Nebraska, giving up 6 or 7 free cushion yards a play, I would have thrown in front of him two out of three plays in OT until he showed he was going to stop it. It was an opportunity we did not exploit enough.

  8. Winder's avatar Winder says:

    Once again we were outcoached by Fisher. God I hate the stinking Rams. We just couldn’t adjust to their D.
    Definite sucky game

  9. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    Im not worried about the Niners. They had another rotten game against a team that spends half their time scheming against them. I picked them at 11-5, with a letdown in turnover diff and special teams (the best in the NFL last year). They’re on pace for that.
    Congratulations to the Kansas City Chiefs.
    Congratulations to Andrew Luck and his 75 yard drive in a 1:12 against a team and a coach I despise. He almost beat his receiver into the endzone on the winning play with no time left, preparing to block if he needed to cut back. 8-4 Indy Colts.
    Good times tomorrow night. The Skins and RG III aren’t out of the playoffs yet.
    You see Charlie Batch right now? I’m not worried about the Niners except for Hunter being out. That hurts.

    • NoFear49er's avatar NoFear49er says:

      Let’s hope Gore didn’t get hurt. That Jacobs pick up was a mistake. Dixon brings as much as Jacobs. Would have liked to have seen the Duck in there for a few today.

      • Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

        Jacobs looked okay until he got hurt. Now he has two months of rust on him, and looks slow and old.

  10. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    Seattle’s win, with rookie Wilson carving up the Bear defense, makes this no longer a gimme to take the division. Definitely need what should be a win next week before the NE and Seattle road games.

    • bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

      yup. And their 0-3 in the division doesn’t really factor in since we have the tie in our record. And that Seattle game is in Seattle…..Could get awfully interesting if we lose to Miami. Shit, if Sea wins their next two games (v Arizona and Buffalo) then they control their own destiny if we lose to either Miami or NE, right?

  11. bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

    And fuck all the RG3 jackoffs and ESPECIALLY FUCK YOU to Phil Sims who didn’t think Luck could make the NFL throw—you don’t know SHIT, Sims…….

    • rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

      Seen RG III play this year, or heard him speak to the media? The guy is freakin’ awesome, but I wrote last year that Luck was the best QB I’d seen in the draft in years.
      You have your opinion; I have mine. I’m watching Peyton right now rip it up against a team which was on the road to the playoffs. Not anymore.

      • bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

        yes I’ve seen him play this year, he’s very good. And, um, have I heard him *speak to the media*? WTF is that?
        I love people who highlight the communication skills of black pro athletes as long as they don’t sound like a Lil’ Wayne or someone from the Jerry Springer show. You don’t hear too many people say “hey, how ’bout Luck’s communication skills!”
        RG3 is obviously a smart person, Stanford almost recruited him over Luck, but there’s no need to highlight the way he speaks to the media. That’s almost disrespectful to RG3 to say that (and borderline racist)…….

      • rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

        He is a QB. You have to be smart and able to communicate, especially when the team on which you’ve been drafted, the SB Champ HC makes you the starter to help fix his team.
        BTW, how has RG III done on the field this year?
        Borderline racist? Get a fucking life, Flavor. What color is RG III? I honestly didn’t notice until you just wrote that I should.

      • bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

        as I said, you don’t hear anyone blathering on about the fabulous communication skills that Luck possesses.
        And maybe I’m misreading your post, but if you’re trying to tell us that you didn’t know RG3 is black, you’ve either never watching him play or you don’t follow football.

      • rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

        When did I ever on any blog mention a QB’s race or ethnicity on any blog?
        Ask NoFear about my brother’s retired Lt. General father-in-law. Do you know what race he is?
        Do you know what race I am? I have posted that. About 1/16 Iroquois. That’s my clue to you.
        I’m finished with you and discussing race. But calling me a racist is simply the stupidest insult I have ever gotten on these blogs. At least Mike and Dennis make good points and are damned funny at times.

  12. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    What did Peyton just do? Throw an INT into triple coverage.
    Kappy made a horrible quick decision on the pitchout to Ginn. I’d much rather see playmakers trying to make plays than rely on any kicker.
    Just my football philosophy. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.

  13. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    Was AZ-NYJ the Alex Bowl.? Talk about a sniff test, that game even stinks over here.. wait a minute., Zeke farted..

  14. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Nothing wrong with RG III. Luck is doing great. Sims? Yeah, fuck him. He’s been wrong on just about everything that comes out of his mouth.

  15. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    If the Niners lose to Miami, the season may be lost. The clamor to put Alex back in would be deafening. Going to Seattle on a 2 game losing streak is a recipe for disaster.

    That being said, I don’t think the Niners lose to Miami.

  16. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    I just don’t get why the Rams make both our lines look so fucking bad.

  17. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    The killer really was penalties. And Walker’s drop.

    • twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

      There were plenty of killers- but the Ram TD off the, whaddya call it- the, uh, bad thingie, can’t be not mentioned. It was the baddest thingie of the year. It was so bad that blaming Kap, Jimbo, Roman, and Ginn is not enough. No need to go on-it was worse than this commercial

  18. bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

    Ed Reed is the best safety I’ve ever seen play. I don’t watch too many Baltimore games, usually I just catch a little bit of them if I’m in a sports bar, but every time I watch Baltimore play that dude is making some sick, acrobatic interception.
    We have the Ravens/Steelers forced on us here because the Raiders can’t sell tickets. It’s actually quite an entertaining game……….

    • NoFear49er's avatar NoFear49er says:

      It’s like a turnover festival in there.

    • Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

      I have in-laws in Maryland, so I have. Reed is special. Ppl who talk about Dashon as the next Reed don’t know what they are saying. Goldson has light years to go to get to that level as far as playing the ball in the air. Reed is a bonafide first-year HOFer, IMHO.

    • Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

      But I still prefer Lott over Reed as best safety ever. Homer call, and also Lott played the position like a warrior. I admire that.

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

    After Greg Roman gets a HC job next year and Norv Turner gets fired by the Chargers, I submit we bring back Norv to be our OC. He sucks as a HC, but he makes for a very good offensive coordinator.

    But the buck stops with Jimbo. He has the final say on all play calls. Jesus Christ could resurrect Bill Walsh to be our OC, but Harbaugh would still squash his offensive genius with his conservative bullshit.

    This is all Harbaugh’s fault.

    • bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

      “This is all Harbaugh’s fault”
      If you mean he’s responsible for turning this franchise around and giving you something to do with your life on Sunday’s then you’re right, it’s his *fault*.
      Or were you happier with the Erickson/Nolan/SIng regimes?
      I know, I know, it’s *super bowl o bust* for you. Losses are unacceptable. If we lose, kill everyone and fire the head coach. Such a mature approach from a *fan*.
      Christ, a team of psychologists from Vienna should be brought together to study you………

  20. bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

    RTFireFly:
    First of all, I didn’t call you racist. Either you’re too dumb to read or you didn’t read my post. And apparently, you didn’t know that RG3 is black though you claim to have watched a bunch of his games this year. Huh. Interesting.Anyway, at worst I was suggesting you’re insensitive. Get over it.
    Secondly……1/16th Iroquois? WTF is the point in saying that? Shit, I might be 1/16th Iroquois, I’ve never actually checked the family tree………
    Look dude, saying that a black athlete is articulate is a COMMON mistake that many people make when trying to give a prop to a black athlete (or an athlete where English is a 2nd language). It’s a back handed compliment.
    It’s like saying, “wow, that black athlete sure is articulate. What a surprise. I think I’ll give him a pat on the back for that!”

    • rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

      Here you go with the racism charge again. What is fucking wrong with you? Seriously, get help.
      I don’t rate QBs on what race they are. I don’t look, don’t care.
      BTW, who has RG III on the UFO Coyotes? Who rated him a little while ago as one of the top QBs in the league? Guess I’m going to have to check every player’s race, rather than their education, talent, and guts from now on.
      According to you. I refuse to do it.

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