Game Day — Train Wrecks R Us

Well, Little to look forward to but the carnage. Word is, THIS game will decide the fate of our coaching staff. Funny, it isn’t the turd they laid last week in Cleveland.

Apparently, Tomsula and Co were slated to return after the decent performance in Chicago, but after talk of overconfidence and their shit play, they are not committed.

My Only hope is this extends to Trent Baalke as well. So, what do I want to happen? Who cares? This is just like that car crash you don’t want to look at, but do.

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96 Responses to Game Day — Train Wrecks R Us

  1. snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

    Seriously, the Niner post-game radio guys are diggin’ the Niner D like they just held the ’90s Cowboys to only 24. McCarron was in his first NFL start, and Eylert wasn’t playing. This Niner D is definitely better than the O, but it’s got a ways to go. The Offense needs replacement of just about every player on the starting 11. Maybe Staley could stay. The offense just does not have the talent to get anything done…

    • rob's avatar rob says:

      On offense I like Hyde , Miller, Staley, Boone, Kilgore,T Smith, Boldin
      Maybe Tiller
      and both our QB’s
      To me that leaves RT as our biggest need .
      We should look at a TE as well

      • snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

        Boone will go elsewhere. Smith can’t catch the ball. Greg Cosell who watches more film than anyone on the planet said on KNBR this week Boldin is no longer a viable NFL wideout – I agree. I would can every single one you mentioned, except Hyde. Tiller hasn’t been playing long enough for a good look, maybe he can compete. I forgot about Hyde, since he’s been out so long. This offense is the worst in the NFL in many categories. It has to be tossed out…

  2. bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

    hahahaha YAAAASSSSS!!!!!!!!
    Cam Inman ‏@CamInman 3m3 minutes ago
    Torrey Smith: We love our fans to death. But we played in an empty stadium. I don’t blame them.

  3. Nipper's avatar Nipper says:

    Jed York, your Niners owner. That says it all.

  4. bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

    why would THIS GAME decide the fate of the coaching staff? That makes no sense at all. I’m no Big Sweaty apologist but he’s running out a team full of stiffs and rookies. He needs to stick to no longer farting during pressers and find someone who can counsel him on when to throw a fucking challenge flag. But other than that, I haven’t seen anything that points the finger directly at him as the problem. I’d fire Balkke 10 times before I’d fire Big Sweaty…….

  5. snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

    I just heard Krueger on KNBR go through the list of all the OLmen Baalke has drafted, and only two are really around much now. Really an indictment of Baalke’s ineptitude. And, the guy hasn’t drafted a single wideout worth a crap. It’s like the Giants inability to develop an outfielder. Baalke is signed through 2016, BTW…

    • bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

      I could care less if he was signed through this millennium. Baalke needs to go. His hubris is annoying, his drafts are darts shot deep into the night. I’m done with this dumbass.

  6. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    I’ve said before that Tomsula isn’t the only problem, but this coaching staff isn’t endearing itself to anyone when they come out like they did last week. That game was a bigger indictment of this coaching staff than anything else this year. Throw in all the blowouts, and these happened with the team at better strength, and you have a team that isn’t prepared week to week.

  7. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    4th and 1 from the 6 and DeMarco Murray, the $42 million man, is watching from the sidelines. Chip is barely using him. It’s like the only reason they signed him was to get him out of Dallas.

    • bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

      it was an idiotic signing. He’s not quick enough to work in Chip’s schemes. Makes you wonder how smart you have to be to be the guy making the big decisions in the NFL…..

  8. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    The Eagles did give Chip all the authority. He’s made some weird moves to say the least.

  9. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    What I think is funny is people think that all this team is missing. Is Harbaugh.

    Like he could coach this team of 3rd stringers and scrubs to the playoffs.

    Last year’s team had boatloads more talent that this year’s , and with the injuries he got to 8-8. Take away half that talent and throw in a shitload of injuries this and you get a mess.

    Some people think this team has the talent of the 2012 team.

    Laughable.

  10. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    And like clockwork, Constant fear starts up with his usual lues and bullshit.

    He’s so smart he still can’t admit this team wasn’t as talened as the Super Bowl team.

    And that was before the injuries. Dipshit. Revisionistaa the lot of ’em.

  11. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Eagles hell bent on giving this one away.

  12. snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

    Seriously, this next draft and FA period has to be used to fix this talent bereft offense. I’m tired of a team that cannot score, and cannot make basic offensive plays that most of the NFL can do in its sleep. I’m not asking for the ’88 Niners offense. Just a credible offense with good play calls that maybe comes in at around 15th or 12th in the league in offensive yards, and points scored. The defense isn’t too far away from being pretty good. But, you can’t win if your offense sucks balls…

  13. snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

    I love these post game statements about lack of execution. Bring in the old John McKay line about how yes, he’d agree on some executions. Lack of execution is just a cop out for lack of talent. If you aren’t very good, you don’t execute very well, aka you have a crappy team. When the ’80s and ’90s SB teams had poor execution, they only won by two TDs…

  14. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Baalke has had one good draft, one horrible one and 3 below average ones.

    He’s done nothing to improve the offense. But a lot of that is coaching as well.

    Ginn is tearing up the league with Carolina. He couldn’t catch a cold here. We refuse to do a lot of deep passes. Even when we had a decent line. I think Ginn caught one deep pass in 3 years here, and it was called back.

    • snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

      I just looked — Ginn has 37 receptions for a 17.4 yards/catch average, and 8 TDs. That’s mind blowing compared to his crap stay with SF. Crabby is tearing it up in Oakland. As I said above, I’m sick of crap Niner offenses that attempt ball control, but don’t have the talent to actually do it, and have virtually no imagination in play calling…

      • Lurker John's avatar Lurker John says:

        The coaches suck, the GM sucks, the owner sucks. Something can be done about 2 of the 3. If nothing is done after this season, then I’ll have some serious doubts about York’s motivations. He’s alienating an entire fan base and embarrassing the greatest franchise in the NFL. He needs to either sell the goddamn team or grow some balls and start making some quality moves. From Baalke on down, gone, save for maybe Tom Rathman. Get them the fuck out of Santa Clara. They’ve tried and it hasn’t worked.

        Tomsula and his gang are overmatched. I mean what kind of sad sack team gets overconfident after beating a shit Bears team then gets drubbed the following week by a shit Browns team? They have zero to be cocky about. That ultimately comes down to the coaching staff, and this one is not able to keep their players on an even keep and prepared from week to week. Time to can the whole bunch.

  15. Lurker John's avatar Lurker John says:

    Ginn is having a good year, but he only has 43 catches and 730 yards after 14 games. The 10 TD’s are impressive, but I wouldn’t say he’s tearing up the league. Antonio Brown is tearing up the league.

  16. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Compared to what he did here, he’s tearing up he league.

    Why is Palmer still in there?

  17. ewisco's avatar ewisco says:

    the thing about a good train wreck is that you can’t take your eyes off of it while it unfolds. with the 9ers, not wanting to watch so much. and it’s all on baalke.

    • rob's avatar rob says:

      You guys are on to something here with ginn and crabs.
      It was the offensive coaching that was the problem even under harbaugh. Not the players or even Baalke

  18. rob's avatar rob says:

    The 49ers surrendered just 242 yards to the Bengals, Cincinnati’s lowest production of the season and the best stoppage of the year by the sharply focused 49ers. They held the Bengals to 14 first downs and 1.9 yards per rush.In the first quarter, the Bengals went for it on 4th-and-1 from the 49ers’ 27. It’s the type of risk-taking that can put a team in charge of a game, but 49ers linebackerNaVorro Bowman, with help from inside linebacker Gerald Hodges, stuffed ballcarrierGiovani Bernard for a 1-yard loss.The 49ers were not surprised. They knew the Bengals like to go for it in that situation, but the 49ers still took it as an insult.“Yeah, I mean, it’s somewhat disrespectful to the defense,” safety Eric Reid said, “when we’re on the field and you go for it on fourth down. We stood up.”Bowman and Hodges combined for 22 tackles

    Rob

  19. Lurker John's avatar Lurker John says:

    Per CBS, Tomsula likely to return next year. Unbelievable.

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