The Super Nowl has come and gone, and sTill no word about whether or not the Geepster is really our OC or not. He was going to be named last week, but it has gotten very quiet around 4949 Centennial Blvd. since then.
Other than that, I need to start scoping out the draft. It’s obvious to me that we need DLine help as well as O line depth. A speed WR wouldn’t hurt, and a TE . . .
Possibly a CB or two.
Hurts pass incomplete short middle to A.Brown was a gift . . . The only way this guy’s name would ever be in lights is if his parents had named him EXIT.
NJ49er
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September 7, 2011 at 7:40 pm (Edit)
I see this Season starting with lots of motion and ground attack.
Our OL is going to take time to adjust to the new system, however, a WCO should help them once Alex and the WRs get into the necessary rhythm.
Game 1, lots of Gore and Hunter, 9ers win a close one. I do expect Harbaugh to take some deep shots though, VD and Braylon will be a nice duo.
1 SF 27 - El Lay 7
2 Mia @ SF· Sun 09/20 · 1:25 PM
3 AZ @ SF · Sun 09/27 · 1:05 PM
4 Den @ SF Sun 10/04 · 1:25 PM
5 SF @ Sea Sun 10/11 · 1:25 PM
6 Wash @ SF Mon 10/19 · 5:15 PM
7 SF @ Atl Sun 10/25 · 10:00 AM
8 BYE
9 Vegas @ SF Sun 11/08 · 1:05 PM
10 SF @ Dak· Sun 11/15 · 1:25 PM
11 Minn @ SF Sun 11/22 · 5:20 PM
12 Sea @ SF Sun 11/29 · 1:25 PM
13 SF @ NYG Sun 12/06 · 10:00 AM
14 LAR @ SF Sun 12/13 · 1:25 PM
15 SF @ LAC Thu 12/17 · 5:15 PM
16 SF @ KC· Sun 12/27 · 1:25 PM
17 Phi @ SF Sun 01/03 · 5:20 PM
18 SF @ AZ · TBD
TBD
Round 2-33 D Stribling WR Ole Mss
Round 3-70 R Height DE Texas Tech
Round 3-90 K Black RB Indy
Round 4-107 G Halton DT Okla
Round 4-127 C Willis G Wash
Round 4 -139 E Prysock CB Wash
Round 5-154 J Dugger LB La
Round 5-179 E Cruz OT Kan
1 – 9/7 SF 17 - Sea 13
2 – 9/14 SF 26 - NO 21
3 – 9/21 SF 16 - AZ 15
4 – 9/28 Jax 26 - SF 21
5 – 10/2 SF 26 - LA 23
6 – 10-12 TB 30 - SF 19
7 – 10/19 SF 20 - Atl 10
8 – 10/26 Hou 26 - SF 15
9 – 11/2 SF 34 - NYG 24
10 – 11/9 Rams 42 - SF 26
11 – 11/16 SF 41 - AZ 22
12 – 11/24 SF 20 - Carol 9
13 – 11/30 SF 26 - Cle 8
14 – 12/7 - BYE
15 – SF 37 - Tenn 24
16 –SF 48 - Indy 27
17 – 12/28 SF 42 - Chi 38
18 – 1/4 Sea 13 - SF 3
19 - SF 23 - Philly 19
20 - Sea 110 - SF -6
1-Mykel Williams DE - GA
2-Alfred Collins DT - TX
3-Nick Martin - LB OK ST
3-Upton Stout - CB WKY
4-CJ West - DT Indy
4-Jordan Watkins - WR Miss
5-Jordan James - RB Ore
5-Marques Sigle - S K State
7-Kurtis Rourke - QB Indy
7-Conner Colby OL Iowa
7-Junior Bergen - WR Mt
UDFAs
LB Stone Blanton, Mississippi State
RB Corey Kiner, Cincinnati
OL Drew Moss, Colorado
WR Isaiah Neyor, Nebraska
CB Jakob Robinson, BYU
DL Sebastian Valdez, Washington
1 · SF 32 - NYJ 19
2 · Minn 23 - SF 17
3 · LA 27 - SF 24
4 · SF 30 - NE 13
5 · AZ 24 - SF 23
6 · SF 36 - Sea 24
7 · KC 28 - SF 18
8 · SF 30 - Dal 24
WEEK 9 BYE
10 · SF 23 - TB 20
11 · Sea 20 - SF 17
12 · GB 38 - SF 10
13 · Buff 35 - SF 10
14 · SF 38 - Chi 13
15 · LAR 12 - SF sux
16 · Miami 29 - SF 17
17 · Deet 40 - SF 34
18 · AZ 47 - SF 24
UDFA
Cody Schrader, RB, Mo
Drake Nugent, C, Mich
Evan Anderson, DL, FAU
Mason Pline, TE, Furman
Tanner Mordecai, QB, Wis
Terique Owens, WR, Miss St
1 - SF 30 - Pitts 7
2 - SF 30 - LAR 23
3 – SF 30 - NYG 12
4 – SF 35 - AZ 16
5 – SF 42 - Dal 10 - fuck yeah!
6 – Cleve 19 - SF 17 - fuck no!
7 – Minn 22 - SF 17 *gulp*
8 – Cincy 31 - SF 17 *freefallin'*
9 – BYE
10 – SF 34 - Jax 3 boooooom!
11 – SF 27 - TB 14 boom
12 – SF 31 - Sea 13 - fuck Pete!
13 – SF 42 - Philly 19 - FUCK YES!
14 – SF 28 - Sea 16 - SQUALK!
15 – SF 45 - AZ 29 - Tweet! BOOM!
16 – Balt 33 - SF 19 - Thuuuuud!!
17 – SF 27 - Wash 10
18 – LA 21 - SF 20
PLAYOFFS
SF 21 - GB 17 @ SF - Squeeeeeek!
SF 34 - Deet 31 0ooheartattack!
SUPER BOWL!!!!!!!
Fuck
3: 87-S Ji’Ayir Brown, Penn St
3: 99-K Jake Moody, Mich
3: 101-TE Cameron Latu, Ala
5: 155-CB Darrell Luter Jr., S Ala
5: 173-DL Robert Beal Jr., Ga
6: 216-LB Dee Winters, TCU
7: 247-TE Brayden Willis, Okla
7: 253-WR Ronnie Bell, Mich
7: 255-LB Jalen Graham, Purdue
49ers 2022 Season
All games Pacific time
Home games in bold
15-5
1 Chi 19 - SF 10
2 SF 27 - Sea 7
3 Den 11 - SF 10
4 SF 24 - LA 9
5 SF 37 - Carol 15
6 Atl 28 - SF 14
7 KC 44 - SF 23
8 SF 31 - LA 14
9 - BYE -
10 SF 22 - SD 16
11 SF 38 - AZ 10
12 SF 13 - NO 0
13 SF 33 - Miami 17
14 SF 35 - TB 7
15 SF 21 - Sea 13
16 SF 37 - Wash 20
17 SF 37 - LV 34
18 SF 38 - AZ 13
SF 41 - Sea 23
SF 19 - Dall 12
Fuck the Eagles
12-8
1: SF 41 – Det 33
2: SF 17 – Phi 11
3: GB 30- SF 28
4: Sea 28 – SF 21
5: AZ 17 – SF 10
6: Bye
7: Indy 30 – SF 18
8: SF 33 – Chi 22
9: AZ 31 – SF 17
10: SF 31 – LA 10
11: SF 30 – Jax 10
12: SF 34 – Minn 26
13: Sea 30 – SF 23
14: SF 26 – Cincy 23
15: SF 31 – Atl 13
16: Tenn 20 – SF 17
17: SF 23 – Hou 7
18: SF 27 – LAR 24
PLAYOFFS
SF 23 – Dal 17
SF 13 – GB 10
NFC Championship Game
LA 20 – SF 17
Fuck this
7 picks
6 – 10
1 AZ 24 – SF 20
2 SF 31 – NYJ 13
3 SF 36 – NYG 9
4 Philly 25 – SF 20
5 Miami 43 – SF 17
6 SF 24 – LAR 16
7 SF 33 – NE 6
8 Sea 37 – SF 27
9 GB 34 – SF 17
10 NO 27 – SF 13
11 – BYE
12 SF 23 – LAR 20
13 Buff 34 – SF 24
14 Wash 23 – SF 15
15 Dal – 41 – SF 33
16 SF 20 – AZ 12
17 Sea 26 – SF 23
1: 14th (from Bucs)
DT Javon Kinlaw, SCar
1: 25th (from Vikes)
WR Brandon Aiyuk, AZ State
5: 153rd (from Miami)
OL Colton McKivitz, WVa
6: 190th (from Eagles)
TE Charlie Woerner, GA
7: 217th (from Lions)
WR Jauan Jennings, Tennessee
15 – 3
_________________________
1: SF 31 – TB 17
2: SF 41 – Cincy 17
3: SF 24 – Pitts 20
4: Bye week
5: SF 31 – Cle 3
6: SF 20 – LAR 7
7: SF 9 – Wash 0
8: SF 51 – Car 13
9: SF 28 – AZ 25
10: Sea 27 – SF 24
11: SF 36 – AZ 26
12: SF 37 – GB 8
13: Balt 20 – SF 17
14: SF 48 – NO 46
15: Atl 29 – SF 22 ooops
16: SF 34 – LA 31
17: SF 26 – Sea 21 de ja vu!
Div: SF 27 – Minn 10
NFC: SF 37 – GB 20
SB: KC 31 – SF 20
FUUUUUUUUUCK
1 Minn 24 – SF 16
2 SF 30 – Det 27
3 KC 34 – SF 28
4 SD 29 – SF 27
5 AZ 28 – SF 18
6 GB 33 – SF 30
7 Rams 39 – SF 10
8 Cards 18 – SF 15
9 49ers 34 – Oak 3
10 NYG 27 – SF 23
11 – BYE –
12 TB 27 – SF 09
13 Sea 43 – SF 16
14 SF 20 – Den 14
15 SF 26 – Sea 23
16 Chi 14 – SF 9
17 LAR 48 – SF 32
Pffffffffffffffffft
1 (9) Mike McGlinchey, OT, ND
2 (44) Dante Pettis, WR, Wash
3 (70) Fred Warner, OLB, BYU
3 (95) Tarv. Moore, S, S Miss
4 (128) Kent. Street, DE, NC St
5, (142) D.J. Reed, DB, K State
6 (184) Marcell Harris, DB, Fla
7 (223) Jul. Taylor, DT Temple
7 (240) Rick James, WR M Ten St
Regular Season (6-10)
Garoppolo 5-0
Sept. 10 Carol 23 – SF 3
Sept. 17 Sea 12 – SF 9
Sept. 21 LA 41 – SF 39
Oct. 1 AZ 18 – SF 12 (OT)
Oct. 8 Indy 26 – SF 23 (OT)
Oct. 15 Wa 26 – SF 24
Oct. 22 Dall 40 – SF 10
Oct. 29 Phi 40 – SF 13
Nov. 5 AZ 20 – SF 10
Nov. 12 SF 31 – NYG 21
Sunday, Nov. 19 Bye
Nov. 26 Sea 33 – SF 13
Dec. 3 SF 15 – Chi 14
Dec. 10 SF 26 – Hou 16
Dec. 17 SF 25 – Tenn 23
Dec. 24 SF 44 – Jax 33
Dec. 31 SF 33 – LA 13
___________________
3. Solomon Thomas, DE Snodfart
31. Reuben Foster, LB Alabama
66. Ahkelo Witherspoon, CB Colo
104. C.J. Beathard, QB Iowa
121. Joe Williams, RB Utah
146. George Kittle, TE Iowa
177. Trent Taylor, WR Louisiana Tech
198. D.J. Jones, DT Mississippi
202. Pita Taumoepenu, LB Utah
229. Adrian Colbert, CB Miami
2 – 14 (We OWN the Rams!!)
SF 28 – LA 0
Panthers 46 – SF 28
Sea 37 – SF 18
Dal 24 – SF 17
AZ 33 – SF 21
Buff 45 – SF 16
TB 34 – SF 17
NO 87 – SF 20
AZ 23 – SF 20
NE 30 – SF 17
Miami 31 – SF 24
Chi 26 – SF 6
NYJ 23 – SF 17
Atl 473 – SF 13
SF 22 – LA 21
Sea 25 – SF 23
1: 7 – Ore DL DeForest Buckner
1: 28 - Stanford G Joshua Garnett
3: 68 – Miss State CB Will Redmond
4: 133 - LSU CB Rashard Robinson
5: 142 – App State DL Ronald Blair
5: 145 – Georgia OL John Theus
5: 174 – Ole Miss OL Fahn Cooper
6: 207 – Louisiana QB Jeff Driskel
6: 211 – Florida RB Kelvin Taylor
6: 213 – Mich St WR Aaron Burbridge
7: 249 – W Ky CB Prince Charles Iworah
5 – 11? Fuuuuuck
1 SF 20 – Minn 3
2 Pitt 43 – SF 18
3 AZ 47 – SF 7 –
4 GB 21 – SF 6
5 NYG 30 – SF 27
6 SF 25 – Balt 20
7 Sea 20 – SF 3
8 StL 27 – SF 6
9 SF 17 – Atl 16
10 Bye Week
11 Sea 29 – SF 13
12 AZ 19 – SF 13
13 SF 26 – Chi 20
14 Cle 24 – SF 10
15 Cincy 24 – SF 14
16 Det 32 – SF 17
17 SF 19 – StL 16
1 (17). Arik Armstead, DL, Ore
2 (14). Jaquiski Tartt, S, Samford
3 (15). Eli Harold, OLB, Virginia
4 (18). Blake Bell, TE, Oklahoma
4 (27). Mike Davis, RB, SCar
4 (33). DeAndre Smelter, WR, GT
5 (29). Bradley Pinion, P, Clemson
6 (14). Ian Silberman, OL, BC
7 (27). Trenton Brown, OL, Florida
7 (37). Rory Anderson, TE, SCar
8-8
1 9-7 SF 28 – Alice 17
2 9-14 Chi 28 – SF 20
3 9-21 AZ 23 – SF 14
4 9-28 SF 26 – Iggles 21
5 10-5 SF 22 – KC 17
6 10-13 SF 31 – StL 17
7 10-19 Den 72 – SF 3
8 BYE WEEK
9 11-2 StL 13 – SF 10
10 11-9 SF 27 – NO 24
11 11-16 SF 16 – NYG 13
12 11-23 SF 17 – Wash 13
13 11-27 Sea 19 – SF 3
14 12-7 Oak 24 – SF 13
15 19-6 Squalks
16 30-27 SD – fuck, I don’t care
17 SF 20 – AZ 17
1 (30). Jimmie Ward db NlU
2 (57). Carlos Hyde rb Ohio St
3 (70). Marcus Martin c USC
3 (77). Chris Borland ilb Wisc
3 (100). Brandon Thomas ol Clem
4 (106). Bruce Ellington wr SCar
4 (129). Dontae Johnson cb NC St
5 (150). Aaron Lynch olb S Fla
5 (170). Keith Reaser cb Fla Atl
6 (180). Kenneth Ackercb SMU
7 (243). Kaleb Ramsey de BC
7 (245). Trey Millard fb Ok
PRE 8/08 Donkeys 10 – SF 6
PRE 8/16 SF 15 – Chefs 13
PRE 8/25 SF 34 – Vikes 14
PRE 8/29 SF 41 SanDawgs 6
—————————————-
01 9/08 SF 34 – GB 28
02 9/15 Sea 29 – SF 3
03 9/22 Indy 27 – SF 7
04 9/26 SF 35 – StL 11
05 10/06 SF 34 – Hou 3
06 10/13 SF 32 – AZ 20
07 10/20 SF 31 – Tenn 17
08 10/27 SF 42 – Jax 10
09 Bye Week
10 11/10 Carol 10 – SF 9
11 11/17 NO 23 – SF 20
12 11/25 SF 27 – Skins 6
13 12/01 SF 23 – Rams 13
14 12/08 SF 19 – Sea 17!!
15 12/15 SF 33 – TB 14
16 12/23 SF 34 – Atl 24
17 12/29 SF 23 – AZ 20
PLAYOFFS (2-1)
1/5/14 SF 23 – GB 20
1/12/14 SF 23 – Carolina 10
1/19/14 Sea 23 – SF 17
Not again!
1 – Eric Reid – LSU – S
2 – Tank Carradine – Fla St – DE
2 – V McDonald – Rice – TE
3 – Corey Lemonier – Aub – DE
4 – Quinton Patton – La Te – WR
4 – Marcus Lattimore – SCr – RB
5 – Quinton Dial – Bama – DE
6 – Nick Moody – OLB – Fla
7 – B. J. Daniels – So Fla – QB
7 – Carter Bykowski – Iowa S – OT
7 – Marcus Cooper – Ruts – CB
W Sun 9/9 SF 30 – GB 22
W Sun 9/16 SF 27 – Det 19
L Sun 9/23 Minn 24 – SF 13
W Sun 9/30 SF 34 – NYJ 0
W Sun 10/7 SF 45 – Buff 3
L Sun 10/14 NY 26 – SF 3
W Thu 10/18 SF 13 – Sea 6
W Mon 10/29 SF 24 – AZ 3
. . . . . . . . . . . Bye . . . . . . . . .
T Sun 11/11 SF 24 – StL 24
W Mon 11/19 SF 32 – Chi 7
W Sun 11/25 SF 31 – NO 21
L Sun 12/2 StL 16 – SF 13
W Sun 12/9 SF 27 – Mia 13
W Sun 12/16 SF 41 – NE 34
L Sun 12/23 Sea 100 – SF 3
W Sun 12/30 SF 27 – AZ 13
Playoffs
W Sat 1/12 SF 45 – GB 31
W Sun 1/20 SF 28 – Atl 24
Super Bowl
Sun 2/3 Balt 34 – SF 31
The horror. The horror . . .
All time PST
1: WR A.J. Jenkins — Illini
2: RB LaMichael James — Ore
4: OL Joe Looney — Wake Forest
5: LB Darius Fleming — ND
6: S Trenton Robinson — Mich St
6: OL Jason Slowey — W Ore
7: DE Cam Johnson — Va
Sun 9/11 SF 33 - Sea 17
Sun 9/18 Dal 27 - SF 24 (OT)
Sun 9/25 SF 13 - Cincy 8
Sun 10/2 SF 24 - Philly 23
Sun 10/9 SF 48 - TB 3
Sun 10/16 SF 25 - Det 19
Bye
Sun 10/30 SF 20 - Cleve 10
Sun 11/6 SF 19 - Wash 11
Sun 11/13 SF 27 - NYG 20
Sun 11/20 SF 23 - AZ 7
Thu 11/24 Balt 16 - SF 6
Sun 12/4 SF 26 - StL 0
Sun 12/11 AZ 21 - SF 19
Mon 12/19 SF 20 - Pitt 3
Sat 12/24 SF 19 - Sea 17
Sun 1/1 SF 34 - StL 27
Playoffs
Sat 1/14 SF 36 - NO 32
Sun 1/22 NYG 20 - SF 17
1. Aldon Smith, OLB, Missouri
2. Colin Kapernick, QB, Nevada
3. Chris Culliver, CB, So Carol
4. Kendall Hunter, RB, Okla St
5. Daniel Kilgore, OL, Appa St
6. Ronald Johnson, WR, USC
7. Colin Jones, S, TCU
8. Bruce Miller, DL/FB, Ctrl Fla
9. Michael Person, OL, Mt Ste
10. Curtis Holcomb, CB, Fla A&M
Anthony Davis T
Mike Iupati G
Taylor Mays DB
Navorro Bowman LB
Anthony Dixon RB
Nate Bynam TE
Kyle Williams WR
Philip Adams DB
Forty Niners Forever
Here’s the NFL off season calendar:
http://www.csnbayarea.com/49ers/2015-nfl-offseason-calendar
What about a swimsuit calendar? A few colored pics would be nice.
January has a picture of Marshawn Lynch grabbing his crotch!
I just listened to Teddy Bruschi and Mark Schlereth talk about Colin Kaepernick’s season. Bruschi was in disbelief about how he was used and said the offensive experiment we tried did not work. Schlereth agreed and said the O-line we had, except for Staley, was not a good pass blocking line. They did not talk much about Kap even though they were asked directly about him. It was interesting that they both instead elected to talk about how bad the system was. They did mention that Kap is a good QB.
You have a link to that, bergs? Can’t find it.
They were on ESPN earlier today.
They were talking about a few different QBs. Schlreth said that our O-line is a bunch of maulers and they aren’t good pass blockers. A question I had posed many months ago was that maybe our O-line isn’t the right type of personnel for the offense RoBaugh was trying to implement. Of course, that notion was quickly discarded because our coaches were God and couldn’t possibly do anything wrong. It had to be the QB. It was interesting to hear a great authority on O-lines, Schlereth, answer my question months later.
Try saying that on Skeebers blog. The wailing weenies will nip away at your ankles like a pack of chihuahuas.
Like there’s much to debate about he I effectiveness of her offense.
I read somewhere , maybe from Kawakami, that Roman called plays on 1st and 2nd down, somebody else called 3rd down and Chryst called the red zone. Something like that. It’s no wonder we had no rhythm. That is the most cockamamie system I ever heard of. When I read stuff like that I have to wonder what the heck they were thinking.
Its fairly obvious this offense was going nowhere fast as it was constituted.
What this next group of coaches does is a question but we’ll see,
I never knew who was responsible for the terrible play calling we had. I always wanted to can Roman to see if things would change. If the offense got better it was Roman, if it didn’t then it was Harbaugh. Since I never knew for sure I just used the name RoBaugh. I’m starting to lean that it was mostly Harbaugh for allowing three different coaches to call plays, and 4 if you include that Harbaugh could change any play. It is mind boggling that we had a system like that. Who in their right mind would think any kind of a rhythm could be sustained with 4 play callers all calling plays.
I’m new here as I stumbled on this blog by accident. I must say I admire everyone’s enthusiasm no matter what takes place but one must come to the conclusion that this team will never win another Super Bowl with this current ownership. Believing that it’s still possible is like believing the Raiders will win with their shitty ownership. Put down your fantasy football pudding for just a moment and you might see what’s really taking place under your very noses.
A troll on Chuck’s blog? Wonders never cease!
If that Kawakami thing is true about the three-headed play calling scenario then there;s no wonder the offense was disjointed. Frankly i;m amazed we got plays off at all. But it certainly explains how the team did well between the 20s and stalled in the red zone.
Groundbreaking stuff,Izzy. If you think we won a Super Bowl under Harbaugh, well, then go tell Bullitt.
It’s very humorous to me that if anyone goes outside the media hype or what the powers to be are asking them to believe you’re considered a troll. What do we so-called trolls call the ones who allow them selves to be fooled every time without putting up a simple argument or questioning continued bad moves?
“Bad moves” are of opinion. We won’t know until the season starts. It is my opinion that Harbaugh had reached his peak and was going backwards. He had some injuries, I’ll give him some leniency for that. Problem was his management style was that of divide and control. That is not a long term endeavor. You need to be an owner to have any longevity with that style because owners don’t fire themselves. Since Harbaugh was a manger/coach and he chose a style of managing that usually ends up with being fired no matter the level of success, his destiny was always known.
According to a few people who knew the locker room well his schtick had worn thin to the point of losing the locker room. Some choose to put their head in the sand and say it can’t be true but I will say I have never heard players call out coaching schemes and being out schemed in the media like I did this year. It was absolutely shocking. Even the owner apologized on Twitter while the GMs daughter chipped in as well. Everyone was kicking the coach with a power trip because he had decided it was his way or the highway and he did not own the road. If one chose to ignore those signs then it is hard to consider that person’s view as unbiased. Can that kind of derision be overcome? Not likely. Harbaugh had to go or it would have just been worse next year. So IMO Jed made a change and I agree with what he did.
Besides, Harbaugh had this roster at the peak of talent and did not win a championship. Now that the core of the defensive talent is getting older he would be working with less talent than before. I don’t see that we were ever going to win a Super Bowl with Harbaugh, so even if the new staff doesn’t win it all what did we end up losing? Nothing but a Nepoleonic coach who was about to get exiled one year later.
Like Bill Walsh used to say, better to get rid of him one year early than one year late.
Malybe we should deflate some balls and blame it on Petey. I kind of like it when he’s on the crap end of the news.
Berger, at least you didn’t call anyone a troll so I respect your opinion. What you fail to understand is every decision is either a good or bad move and should be determined rather easily. Waiting to see what happens, pinning your hopes on a pipe dream or not being able to think for yourself to figure out right and wrong is the problems we face in today’s society.
For example how long does it take a person to realize Mr. York cares only about making money and little about winning? Do you truly believe Jed is running this team? Did you really believe Erickson, Nolan or Singletary were going to win a Super Bowl? Did you ever think that the York’s just hired Harbaugh had him post a few good season records only to get the stadium built and now they could go back to business as usual?
The tragic tail in this sad story was we had the coach, defense and players to win a Super Bowl but we were missing the most important person on the football field a QB. They dragged out the Alex Smith experiment until even the old lady down the street who didn’t watch football knew we had no chance to win. Now they will waste a few more years with Kaepernick before realizing he’s just a hyped up wannabe from the hood who traditionally shouldn’t be here. Yes a Manning on this football team with our defense the last two years and teams would be shaking in fear to play us but that didn’t happen because the truth is our team’s leaderless.
Yes Carroll made a bad call in this last Super Bowl but hands down you got to give him and the ownership of the Seahawks credit for is they cleaned house when it was desperately needed. They built a solid team with a core of winning players and lastly they knew without a real QB, with class you’re not going to win anything.
Sorry that I’m the barer of bad news but again nothing will change in Ninerland until the York’s sell the football team, if continuing believing is what floats your boat then by all means have at it but remember it’s only a fools game.
What many of us realize is this.
Jed isn’t the football savvy savant he aspires to be.
Reality is however, he calls the shots.
We’re stuck with his power trip. Likely, for a VERY long time.
We can only hope that Baalke, and those around him, can minimize Jed’s impact on future success.
Like Snyder in DC, or, Jerruh in Big Duh, a meddling Owner causes more damage, through ‘concerned involvement’ than, if he simply stays out of the process.
I know I am going to get ridiculed for what I am about to write but I’m not afraid of that.
I think Jed is a good owner who wants to win. He is young and will make mistakes. He is also human so he will make mistakes. IMO, in the long run we are in good hands. It does make any Harbaugh fan feel good to join the hanging posse who is anti Jed these days. For any anti 49er FO vigilante this is prime time. I think what they will find is they are just like the protesters in Ferguson, misguided. It’s the shits when one gets their hearts broken. On blogs grown men resort to calling authority names because it fills their superiority complex and/or soothes their broken hearts. Go read Skeebers posts for good examples. Jed is smart, he knows it comes with the territory.
BTW, I like the new name Spitty!
NJ, you’re correct a meddling owner who thinks he knows better than anyone is formula for failure. I personally believe you need a smart ownership willing to spend what ever it takes to win. A guy who controls the business side of things who hires great coaches and give them a free rein to do there jobs. A team player with no ego that knows his roles is what is needed for real success. Sadly we don’t have that guy, what we have here is a little silver spooned punk who thinks just because he had a few conversations over the phone with Eddie he somehow can duplicate his success without a winning vision or leading by example.
You look at the Seahawks whether you thought Matt Flynn was good QB or not they brought him in a paid him loads of cash, then they brought in Russell Wilson in a all out open competition. Russell Wilson wins out and they win the Super Bowl last year and were a bad call away from winning another one. Do you think by witnessing this urgency to build a winning football team that they would waste eight years on a fool like Alex Smith? Or draft a guy that looks like he was just released from San Quinton in Kaepernick? Hell even in Montana’s days there were open competition, when’s the last time you saw that taking place here? When you draft a guy and it takes you eight years to figure there’s a problem, you’re the problem!
Nothing will change until the York’s either sell the team to someone who really cares about winning or they radically, wonderfully and permanently change. Unfortunately I don’t see that happening any time soon.
Izzy that’s the rub –
Jed is young, he’s rich and, he’s destined to own the 9ers for a long time.
I’m simply hoping he learns to be smart enough, not to interfere with the ‘football guys’ while he’s learning the ropes.
Kaep can succeed if he’s given the proper support.
We’ll see where that goes.
It also seems to me that the decision to choose between Alex and Kaep came down to Harbaugh.
As with Alex, no one was hired during that period, with the possible exception of Norv, that gave Alex much to work with in terms of an Offensive platform.
We’re still missing a decent plan for the passing game at this point in time.
Which may have cost Harbaugh his chance to continue in SF.
Maybe Russell should have tried the fade route that failed Kaep/Crabtree 3x in the SB?
Had we scored, our blogs would be a completely different landscape right now.
If Jed’s answer to improved Offense is Kaep running for 90yds more often, we’re screwed.
Comments like that suggest to me that he’s clueless and, bordering on meddling.
That’s a fan’s perspective.
A fan that doesn’t get it, in terms of what the NFL QB position is all about.
Spitty- I respect your opinion, I just disagree. Now give me 20 push-ups for disagreeing! LOL! Too bad you were banned from Skeebers blog. You are speaking their language. You’d fit right in.
Berger who is this ‘Spitty’ you refer to? 😛
Your buddy who thinks the opposite of you about the 49ers FO. You’ve got somebody besides NoFear to talk to now during the night until he gets banned again!
Izzy70 is Spitblood?
Spitblood is Izzy70?
Say it ain’t so?
That’s almost as entertaining as Finkle is Einhorn or, Einhorn is Finkle.
What’s next?
Sourdough Sam gets kidnapped and held for ransom?
Does Jed play the part of Roger Podacter?
Here’s the 1st positive thing I’ve seen from Levi’s, since they bought naming rights to the Stadium.
Not a bad item –
http://tinyurl.com/pyfc3wu
NJ, The problem one faces in an Alex Smith type situation is a continued belief that it’s always someone else’s fault for a lack of performance. Especially in today’s society no one ever takes the blame its always excuse after excuse. Like Alex Smith Kaepernick will never win the Super Bowl as excuses why he didn’t win run wild and providing him a supporting cast of all stars will still continue to produce losing results.
Winning coaches will not tolerate this, losing coaches who are passive will never point the finger at the real problem. Kaepernick made it to the Super Bowl because he was put in the lineup after Alex went down and no one knew him, no game footage of him, teams had nothing to prepare for. He was MIA through the entire Super Bowl against the Ravens and was lucky Baltimore sat on the lead and played prevent defense which really prevents teams from closing out games. He simply choked and was more concerned about finishing his tattoo the following day than competing in the biggest game of his life. The following year every team had game tape and his number, put pressure on him and he’s going to do something stupid.
QB’s like Russell Wilson don’t need excuses, they don’t need a pro bowl line up they just come in and compete at a high level. These men are out there and a good organization weeds quickly through the prospects until they find their man, bad organizations are content on giving anyone all the time in the world.
Like the result last week in AZ Izzy, the play that decided the game was equally devastating when it failed.
Sure, everyone, myself included, saw Lynch as the ONLY option in that scenario.
It’s just that it failed, when it mattered most.
Agree, Kaep and the Option game was a wrinkle that served us well at the time.
As Pete and Bevell found out, playing to your strength in crunch time, vs playing the surprise element has it’s risks.
As fans, we all want someone to blame when it fails.
I still think our Offense failed to find another level of efficiency.
Be it Harbaugh, Roman, Kaep, whomever, our efficiency and repertoire were suspect.
We peaked in the SB, and never found the missing ingredients to get back.
Jed has chosen to point the finger at Harbaugh.
His team. His call.
We’re stuck with that dynamic, just as Jed is stuck with his decision.
As the Owner, he’ll always have that authority, to hire and fire as he sees fit.
We can all point our collective fingers at him but, in the end, he holds that power.
If, when, he ever gets it right, it will be because the ‘football guys’ got it right.
Though he’ll always be the guy taking credit, because of course, it’s HIS team.
The simple answer is, I guess, clowns like Jerruh rarely admit to their mistakes.
They always feel that their decisions are the right decisions.
It’s called Executive Privilege.
This is why PSLs dominate the game.
It’s business.
Sell the seats. Who cares who’s sitting in them?
Loyal fans like us are getting priced out in the name of profits.
If Jed is as loyal an Owner, as he professes to be, we’ll see where this goes, when all the ‘Faithful’ followers begin to vacate those seats on Sundays.
This game has become all about front-runners with deep pockets.
Like the SB, when the stage is biggest and brightest, few of the ‘real’ fans can afford to be there.
It’s about Who’s Who on the Red Carpet, like Oscar Night.
Blame Goodell and the rest of the Billionaire Boys Club.
Berger get a listen to this –
http://tinyurl.com/mdv3ryl
That was great!
Well, Spizzy, part of the blame for Alex’s failings WERE due to coaching. Not all of it, sure, but the coaching staff, as in the Harbaugh case, comes to HIS failings as an offensive coach,
The fact that Harbaugh got Alex close to a Super Bowl, and then got Kappy even closer does mean something, But since that point, things have gone backwards. Harbaugh has never had a high-powered offense. that could score quickly. Kappy brought that his half-season in 2012. 2013,they were on the way to changing Kappy’s game. Which they successfully did in 2014, to the detriment of the entire offense.
Harbaugh giveth, Harbaugh taketh away. The difference between Seattle and SF is that those coaches use what RW brings and builds off it. The Niners have been all about turning Kappy into Peytomn manning. They tried that shit for 6 years with Alex. To little effect.
Harbaugh felt he knew what was best for Kappy, and it wasn’t. Square peg, meet round hole. I’ve been pissed off about this offensive philosophy since Mooch left. Harbaugh, Singletary, and Nolan before him have all payed various styles of ‘keep it close and win on the last drive.’
Nolan failed miserably because he didn’t have a lot of pieces, but he had a shitty bunch of coaches for the most part. McCarthy and Turner were good, but the offense was a mishmash of shitty players and a green QB. The further Nolan went the worse the OCs got. He got some players on offense but still played it safe. Singletary was the same deal.
Harbaugh as well, even though he had a TON more offensive firepower than either guy before him. He played it safe and it cost him in the end. He relied too heavily on his defense.
He played not to lose. Through all these offensive problems, nothing really changed in the passing game. Guys like Pete Carroll and Jeff Fisher KNEW our tendencies to the point of knowing what was on the way, You can beat lousy teams with the ‘force of will’ shiot, but it doesn’t work against the likes of Seattle.
NJ, nice link! Joe was on fire, not too much of a fan but hands down he kicked butt! Derek what can I say saw him with the Brothers and he was great! His solo was killer! It was nice to see Billy without his fuzzy guitar and playing his original Les Paul. Nice clip enjoyed it very much, Thanks!
The funny thing is, Spizzy, that for all the supposed success of the Harbaugh era, and the fact he gets to wear the injury factor from last year, his offenses were for the most part me3diocre. The defense created field position, created turnovers, and gave the offense short fields time and time again, only to result in a field goal. If we had a halfway decent offense, we’d have 2 rings.
Kappy has won a lot of playoff games, Siszzy. Not because of prevent defenses or whatever your bs is. He won on his arm and his legs. Carolina, Atl, and Green bay on the road in his short carreer is nothing to blow off. He won DESPITE Harbaugh’s bland passing game.
That you have to continually make Harbalibis is your deal. Too bad you can’t join the mourning for St. Jim on Skeebers blog.