Speaking of the offense

Yeah I know. Another national writer looking for a free meal,

but here’s Daniel Jeremiah with  a look at our offensive weapons.

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221 Responses to Speaking of the offense

  1. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Selling out to the corporations is a good thing bergs? I don’t. And if bush II did anything he send millions of jobs overseas.

    Still listening to dokken? Hyuk! Poser hair band is your speed, skippy.

  2. Nipper's avatar Nipper says:

    BLEEP!

  3. Mr. Breeze's avatar Mr. Breeze says:

    Chuck, how can you even bring up Bush or any other President when your party gave us Jimmy Carter who was once considered by most the worst President ever until Obama came to office. He had all the hopes and dreams of the black people on his shoulders and him and his stupid wife made fools out of everyone. Did you see the twenty Obama Voters in the last election when they asks everyone of them how they felt about Obama choosing Sarah Palin as his Vice President Nominee? Every one of them said it was a great choice by him, lol!!! Look if your party is uniformed and too dumb to vote don’t vote! Like the 49ers you back anyone who wears our colors and in politics anyone with a D next to his name. See I love Blue Dog Democrats but now they’re gone, as the whacky liberals have taken over your party.

    The difference here is if Obama was a Republican or Independent and was trying to transform America into a socialist country I’d be the first one denouncing his policies and evil agenda. You Liberals will defend anyone who happens to be a Democrat and that’s a cause for concern when voters should be informed and intelligently vote and not go to the polls with blindfolds on.

    For example: It appears that by a three to one margin presidential scholars are now convinced that Barack Obama has been the worst president ever. For as far left as most in academia are, this is quite a shock, really. They say Obama is a massive failure according to historians.

    In the past I have been fond of saying that it is hard to assess a president’s legacy until he has been out of office for at least ten years. It usually takes about that long to see the effect wrought by all the things he did in office. I have also seen this sentiment echoed by several historians and scholars in the past. But apparently Obama has been particularly destructive for them to already be determining that his regime has been an abject failure.

    Before you liberals out there start yelping about “conservative lairs” and all, this determination came from the far left think tank the Brookings Institute, not any conservative group. That makes it all the more amazing. So I ask you again how do you defend the worst President ever?

  4. rob's avatar rob says:

    OMG politics

  5. rob's avatar rob says:

    OMG for a minute there I thought I had stumbled onto skeebers blog. Well it’s just V flying in for a visit I see

  6. rob's avatar rob says:

    Division rivals answers to the question “was Colin kaepernick exposed last year?”
    RAMS
    “Keapernicks woes last year were due to lack of protection more than anything else.”
    CARDS
    “He’s still considered a dual threat who can win games by himself”

  7. rob's avatar rob says:

    This one is for DELMARDENNIS
    NBC sports says Craig Dahl probably won’t make the 49ers final roster

  8. Nipper's avatar Nipper says:

    WOOF!

  9. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Oh, v. I’ll just let you twist in the wind on that post.

    You should feel lucky that they let so much idiocy walk around without at least checking for a brain. If stupidity was a crime you’d be doing two life sentences.

  10. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Funny how our own coaches and fans are so quick to dismiss Kappy and h
    What he has accomplished.

  11. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    RIP Kenny the Snake. I was never a big Raider fan but watching Kenny play was always entertaining. Great instincts and never gave up. Saw him beat the Niners in 82 as a Saint. He was still playing well at 37.

    • Winder's avatar Winder says:

      I was at that game too. I took two raider fans with me and I had to listen all day on that one. RIP Kenny. I couldn’t stand the Raiders but when you see greatness you know it.

  12. Berger's avatar Berger says:

    I remember driving with Rams DB Ivory Sully to pick up a CD one day in 1983. They were playing the Saints that week. We started to talk QBs and Sully was giving me the low down on Stabler. Since he was opposing him that week he was doing a lot of film study on him. Ivory was very complimentary on what a crafty QB he was. RIP Kenny Stabler.

    But there is more to the story than that. That was the Stabler part. Ivory was a friend of a friend and this was the first time talking with him. As I was driving with Ivory who was in the passenger seat we started talking about how the Rams killed me when they blocked the field goal to knock the 49ers out of the play-offs on the final play of the previous year, 1982. He says, “yeah, I just got my hand up there and deflected that kick.” I had forgotten he was the nefarious culprit. I said, “that’s right, you’re the MFer that knocked us out of the play-offs!” He retorts, “don’t hurt me.” I told him it was just a quick reaction to having to relive the moment with the guy who killed my season. It’s a small world sometimes. We laughed and I told him it was a nice play and asked him to please don’t do that again. The subject turned back to Kenny Stabler.

  13. Mr. Breeze's avatar Mr. Breeze says:

    Kenny was a great one and he’ll be missed.

  14. Mr. Breeze's avatar Mr. Breeze says:

    Chuck, what Kap accomplished? He didn’t accomplish squat! Like Alex Smith you guys go on year after year praying that a miraculous miracle will happen instead of facing the fact that either the QB has the ability to be a great one or not. Chuck, how can you talk about Stupidity? Remember: Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. Look I understand if you guys never seen a rookie turn into a great one but with Montana and Young as examples you guys have no excuses. A few games, a year tops and you know not Chuck’s seven-year experiment with Alex Smith. Time isn’t the reason why a player isn’t successful.

    Kap’s ego has him struggling with our cultural traditions because he knows he has no business being in a class organization. A selfish it’s all about me player with no class has problems putting effectiveness before his ego. He has a problem staying focused when people expect him to fail because he’s portrayed as a self righteous thug and he is. Big wins like winning the Super Bowl aren’t always easy for arrogant players like Kap and he disappeared when great players like Montana relish the opportunity. Remember great players don’t always play great they just play great when the have to.

    Instead of praising this guy you should be outraged that he cost us our pristine Super Bowl record while he was thinking of his tattoo appointment the following day instead of concentrating on a win. With that defense? no one should’ve stopped us! Two to three Super Bowls easily with a real QB. The media, the fans alike all went ga-ga over him and they still do even though he’s been exposed as a nobody who accomplished nothing. That’s why in the real world smart people are reserved and don’t praised or put someone in on a pinnacle before they actually accomplish something.

    Remember and I can’t believe I have to mention this to you, great players like Montana “ice in their veins” cold, bulletproof personalities, they have the emotional framework to be great. They carry the team when they have to on their backs to victory and instead of wasting more time with the Kap’s and Smith’s of the world it’s about time we go out and get one of those guys.

  15. Winder's avatar Winder says:

    V- just because you think it doesn’t make it right. You have no idea what the ceiling is for kappy and you definitely don’t know what’s going on in his head. Give it a rest for everyone’s sake.

    • Nipper's avatar Nipper says:

      That’s like asking a snapping turtle to quit snapping!

      • NJ49ER's avatar NJ49er says:

        Nipper I’m the guy Spit keeps telling to shut up.
        He can’t handle facts.
        It’s all about his POV.
        No surprise there I guess?
        He hates Jed & Trent.
        So, what else is new?

  16. NJ49ER's avatar NJ49er says:

    Greg Hardy had his suspension reduced from 10 to 4 games.
    Aldon got slammed for a much lesser offense.
    Jerruh and Roger need to be challenged on that decision.
    This game is becoming a joke.

  17. Mr. Breeze's avatar Mr. Breeze says:

    Winder, yes you’re correct but it just so happens that 85% of the time that I think I end up being right so there goes your argument. What’s laughable is that most of this stuff is simple common sense that the rest of you seem to struggle with everyday. For example do you really need seven years like the Alex Smith experiment to finally figure things out? Seems to me that you adapted to the York’s complacency and taking a decade to finally figure things out is really no big deal to you because it’s only a game right? You fall right in line with people who basically are fooling you into believing they’re doing all they can to win.

    Urgency to win when you have the best damn defense in the league was critical. This we almost had everybody we needed on the team to achieve victory is for losers. Especially when even with a Jeff Garcia we win at least two time Super Bowl Championships but this doesn’t register on your busted ass radar screen. The example look at what Pete Carroll did in Seattle using our very own Bill Walsh Blue Print just sails right over your head. You might like to see things done differently than winners do but sorry I love when winners are in control and no I refuse to accept anything else.

    Don’t get mad at the truth get mad that you can’t see the light even with all the examples left for you to clearly see. Tugging on the hearts of the faithful of past glory days, while you fool fans into believing that you’re doing all you can to win obviously fills seats but it shouldn’t fill fans minds in believing that you can still win it all.

    • Winder's avatar Winder says:

      V- I wanted Alex Smith dead after 2 years.

    • 12th Man's avatar 12th Man says:

      Like all blowhards your so impressed with yourself you can’t figure out why others aren’t. Let me clue you in, it’s because you talk absolute shit 85% of the time.

  18. NJ49ER's avatar NJ49er says:

    Mr Breeze many of us see the obvious.
    Jed seeks Uncle Eddie’s 9ers too.
    I don’t doubt he wants success like that again.
    Sadly, he’s clueless thus far.
    Given the era he’s learning in, Eddie can’t do much for him unfortunately.
    Sure, many of us Old Timers hope for a return to those days of old.
    Until they find another Joe and an Offense to suit him, we wait.
    Baalke is a Parcells disciple.
    He can hold his own on D.
    He needs a HC with an Offensive mind IMO.
    Guys like Walsh don’t come along but once a Generation it seems.

    Those of us that hung around this long, keep the faith, that it might happen again before we’re dead.

    • NJ49ER's avatar NJ49er says:

      IMO, Kaep was Harbaughs’ selection.
      I also wonder whether Baalke sees/saw those limitations on his Pocket prowess, as a reason for the discord between he and Harbaugh?

      • 12th Man's avatar 12th Man says:

        I don’t know how you conclude Jed is clueless NJ. He hired Baalke, Harbaugh who was the right man at the right time, got a stadium built without public money, the first time that has happened and on and on. Why is he clueless? Because he tweeted the loss to the Squawks wasn’t good enough? Question, did you think the play in that game was good enough? The game was embarrassing and that was the game by all accounts that sealed Harbaughs fate and I’m fine with that.

        He fired a coach that had become a cancer, good decision IMO.

      • NJ49ER's avatar NJ49er says:

        12Th he’s extremely naive about the process IMO.
        He means well I’m sure.
        I simply don’t want a cheerleader as an Owner.
        Be invisible.
        I can live with Baalke, simply because he’s tied to Parcells.
        That brand of football is fine for me.
        Very sound fundamentally.

        Tweeting and being too visible reminds me of Irsay.
        Give the GM what he needs and stand back.

        Baalke apparently landed Harbaugh.
        We had great success, no question.
        Something failed between them.
        My guess?
        Offensive philosophy.

  19. Mr. Breeze's avatar Mr. Breeze says:

    NJ, I agree but Believing just to believe is where I have a problem. People like Jed need to show smart fans evidence and by his actions they’ll find out just how committed he really is. In a blink of an eye just promoting Tomsula without a winning thought just shows he wasn’t interested in winning he was only interested in finding a weak, puppet that will just do what he’s told to do. You can’t just do things half ass then wonder why you made it all the way to the Super Bowl and lost the game.

    Yes you’re correct about Walsh one of a kind but that doesn’t stop anyone from using his blue prints to achieve the success they’re supposedly looking for. For example look at what Carroll did, in Seattle they weren’t looking to fool fans into believing just to fill seats at the stadium, they took what really works and they followed through on their desire to be the best, period. Same thing goes for Eddie people know what really works and what doesn’t in the end it only shows the true character and commitment that the person in question really has to win when comparing the two individuals.

    That’s why I can’t stand parity, you weaken the whole system and the entire integrity of the game in order for someone to achieve success. Winners don’t count on a weaken league or the down falls of other teams in their respected divisions to win. Like Eddie and Walsh they didn’t build a team just to win their division, they built a team to beat anyone in the league. It’s a difference in philosophy between true desire and trying to fool the general public.

  20. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Kappy did more than Harbaugh in a shorter amount of time. This regime is closer to Walsh than the previous 3. Take that as you will, but Harbaugh’s offense was John Robinson’s and Bo Schembechler’s. Yeah, Dennis. there you go.

    Other than that, do something about it, V. Whining doesn’t count. Otherwise shut the fuck up or stop watching. Shut. The. Fuck. Up.

    You and Spitty spend more time talking about shit you won’t do than anyone else in the world. You’ve spent 8 years complaining about a game that you supposedly won’t watch anymore.

    Give it up already.

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