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jiminphilly wrote:They'll look like a steaming pile of shit after next week.

OCmike wrote:Yeah, they lost to the Cardinals, but the Cards aren't the doormat they once were. Also, if you check out the stats from that game, it's not like the Niners got their asses kicked. If it wasn't for the 21 first quarter points they gave up, it's likely they win this game.

WhatsMyName wrote:

jiminphilly wrote:They'll look like a steaming pile of shit after next week.

Kind of like the Eagles in the 4th quarter of last week's game at home?

If the Eagles get dropped at the Stick, it's lights out for the season.

m2 wrote:QB in the top 10... Alex Smith

Running back in the top 5... Frank Gore

m2 was the only one on this board to call him the steal of the draft... that's why m2 is "the truth".

Wide Receiver in the top 5... Antonio Bryant.

The Niners are the only team in the NFL, to have players in each of these catagories in the top ten.

Looks like "Norv Turner" has brought the triplet system from Dallas to San Francisco!

KC Paul 3.0 wrote:Nobody.

Fucking.

Cares.

drummer wrote:The 49ers have a long way to go before they're " back " , and they beat the Rams twice last season with a worse team statistically . They do look like they are heading in a positive direction though , but the defense is still as thin as Nicole Richie .

I think a lot of FF guys who own Gore should be feeling pretty happy though . Let's just hope he stays healthy .

KC Paul 3.0 wrote:Nobody.

Fucking.

Cares.

rozy wrote:

KC Paul 3.0 wrote:Nobody.

Fucking.

Cares.

This Alex Smith fan does. So thanks for adding the T to another m2 Tard thread.

Raydah Parrot wrote:Nobody.

Fucking.

Cares.

OCmike wrote: As if anyone without an 816 area code gives two shits about the Chiefs.

War Wagon wrote:
OC Mike is a Niner fan?

Welcome to Arrowhead next week.

m2 wrote:The Niners are the only team in the NFL, to have players in each of these catagories in the top ten.

drummer wrote:Like I said , they're still rail thin on defense .

Especially against the #1 offense in the NFL .

3 games , but still only 1-2 .

Which BTW , is the Steelers record so far also .

BSmack wrote:

drummer wrote:Like I said , they're still rail thin on defense .

Especially against the #1 offense in the NFL .

3 games , but still only 1-2 .

Which BTW , is the Steelers record so far also .

No way Hines Ward would allow some 300 lb D Lineman outrun his ass on a fumble return.

Deal with it, they aren't "back".

drummer wrote:I didn't say they were " back " dipshit .

And there were no 49ers near that 300lb lineman outside of Smith. He picked up the ball when most players thought the ball was dead.

And both teams are still 1-2 .

Deal with that .

KC Paul 3.0 wrote:Davis, the sixth overall pick in the draft, strained his calf while trying to chase down Patterson from behind. Gore walked to the locker room after the play, and Davis was taken out on a cart.

BSmack wrote:

drummer wrote:I didn't say they were " back " dipshit .

Fair enough. That's just the title of this thread.

And there were no 49ers near that 300lb lineman outside of Smith. He picked up the ball when most players thought the ball was dead.

Dude, I saw the replay. It took Patterson a good 15 seconds to reach the endzone. In that 15 seconds, the only 9ers player in the screen was Alex Smith. You're telling me that not ONE player on the 9ers was quick enough to even so much as GET IN THE SCREEN while a 300+ lb lineman outran the whole bunch of them?

And both teams are still 1-2 .

Deal with that .

The difference being that I don't see a single team left on the Steelers schedule they can't beat if they can get back on their game. You know, the game they had last year when the won the Super Bowl?

On the other hand, the 9ers suck and have no heart.

BBMarley wrote:And Mtard proves again what a worthless fuck stick he really is. The Niner's get man handled for most of the game... Gore avreages 3.2 YPC, Antonia Bryant- 4 rec for 36 yards, Manny Lawson has 0 tackles, 1 assist- NO sacks. Now he'll be coming in to run his jizz covered cock dock that he has known all along that Michael Robinson was the answer to the Niner's running game... how he has known all along what he was capable of... blah blah blah.

The TRUTH is- the Niners ran into a real team and got their asses handed to them. The Birds started to go conservative in the third quarter- gave up a couple big plays that allowed 2 TD's.... then that garbage TD to end the game.

I will say this- Smith looked decent today. The few times he was given time to throw the ball (Sup' lack of a pass protection?), he was able to exploit the weakness in the injury riddled secondary.... but if Philly's pass rush keeps up (another 3 sacks today), I can't wait to see what happens when Sheppard comes back.

SAN FRANCISCO -- San Francisco running back Frank Gore strained his abdomen and rookie tight end Vernon Davis cracked a bone in his leg on the same wacky play Sunday -- a 98-yard fumble return for a touchdown by Philadelphia's Mike Patterson.

Gore fumbled and apparently strained a muscle while trying to stretch over the goal line late in the third quarter. Patterson, a 292-pound defensive lineman, picked up the ball and lumbered downfield for the longest fumble return for a touchdown in Eagles history.

Davis, the sixth overall pick in the draft, got hurt while trying to chase down Patterson from behind. Davis was taken off the field on a cart and is expected to miss four weeks.

"I was trying to tackle him and I just pulled up," Davis said. "I didn't make any contact. I felt something and just fell down."

Davis said he bruised his calf in practice during the week and believed that might have contributed to the injury. Davis had no catches in San Francisco's 38-24 loss to the Eagles and has five receptions for 37 yards and a touchdown this season.

Davis acknowledges it is frustrating to have a setback this early in his rookie season.

I will continue to study and go on the field with the rest of the team and pick their brains a little," he said.

Gore walked to the locker room after the play and the extent of his injury won't be known until Monday. Coach Mike Nolan said he was questionable for next week.

Gore finished with 52 yards on 16 carries and also caught six passes for 22 yards. But it was the fumble at the 1 -- his third overall and second at the goal line this season -- that was his most important play of the day.

"It concerns me," Nolan said. "The second two happened the same way. He hits the pile and gets the ball knocked out."

Rookie Michael Robinson, a quarterback at Penn State last year, replaced Gore and scored on a pair of 1-yard runs. Nolan said Robinson could become the team's short-yardage back.

"I just want to be old reliable -- a guy who can always do his job and do what he's told," Robinson said.

m2 wrote:As far as Bsmuck and KCFPaula... laughing at players getting injured, says more about you than it does about the Niner players or the team.

KC Paul 3.0 wrote:

BSmack wrote:

m2 wrote:As far as Bsmuck and KCFPaula... laughing at players getting injured, says more about you than it does about the Niner players or the team.

I'm not laughing at their misfortune. I'm laughing at your idiocy.

Ditto.

KFCPaula wrote:Niners lose RB Gore, TE Davis on same play

NFL.com wire reports

SAN FRANCISCO (Sept. 24, 2006) -- San Francisco running back Frank Gore and rookie tight end Vernon Davis were injured on the same wacky play -- a 98-yard fumble return for a touchdown by Philadelphia's Mike Patterson.

Gore fumbled and apparently strained his abdomen while trying to stretch over the goal line late in the third quarter. Patterson, a 292-pound defensive lineman, picked up the ball and lumbered downfield for the longest fumble return for a touchdown in Eagles history.

Davis, the sixth overall pick in the draft, strained his calf while trying to chase down Patterson from behind. Gore walked to the locker room after the play, and Davis was taken out on a cart.


BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!

Laughing Laughing Laughing

Bsmuck wrote:Taken off the field ON A CART? After chasing down an interior lineman?

THIS is supposed to be the most athletic TE in the game? THIS is the guy who was going to redefine the position?

Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing

drummer wrote:The 49ers have heart dumbass . They just don't have a defense . Hell , if the 49er defense could have played the whole game like they did in the 3rd , this could have been a closer game.

There wasn't one 49er player near the lineman , probably because they were all in the end zone , scratching thier ass . Running Gore 3 plays after he fumbled last game near the end zone was bad play calling IMO , especially since Robinson made it in the next series . Gore is a little smallish for those types of goal line plays against a deep tough d-line like the Iggles have .

And the Steelers don't have a cakewalk schedule either . Plus , you don't have the Bus anymore , and you don't know if and when Roth is gonna make another off the field blunder . Good thing you have a bye before the Chargers game .

BSmack wrote:

drummer wrote:The 49ers have heart dumbass . They just don't have a defense . Hell , if the 49er defense could have played the whole game like they did in the 3rd , this could have been a closer game.

There wasn't one 49er player near the lineman , probably because they were all in the end zone , scratching thier ass . Running Gore 3 plays after he fumbled last game near the end zone was bad play calling IMO , especially since Robinson made it in the next series . Gore is a little smallish for those types of goal line plays against a deep tough d-line like the Iggles have .

I saw that play yet again. People in the stands were able to get a freakin hot dog and a beer and get back in time to see Patterson score And yet not ONE of the 49ers "skill" position guys was able to motor down the field to catch him. Davis even admitted that he was never touched on that play. He just wasn't in good enough physical condition to run down a LINEMAN without tearing up his vagina.

And the Steelers don't have a cakewalk schedule either . Plus , you don't have the Bus anymore , and you don't know if and when Roth is gonna make another off the field blunder . Good thing you have a bye before the Chargers game .

Are you fucking kidding me? Just because the Raiders and Titans can't manage to put any pressure on a QB doesn't mean the Steelers can't. Rivers is going to get his baptisim by fire two weeks from now. By that time, Davenport will be somewhat up to speed. At least enough to be able to run short yardage and goal line plays.

BSmack wrote:

drummer wrote:The 49ers have heart dumbass . They just don't have a defense . Hell , if the 49er defense could have played the whole game like they did in the 3rd , this could have been a closer game.

There wasn't one 49er player near the lineman , probably because they were all in the end zone , scratching thier ass . Running Gore 3 plays after he fumbled last game near the end zone was bad play calling IMO , especially since Robinson made it in the next series . Gore is a little smallish for those types of goal line plays against a deep tough d-line like the Iggles have .

I saw that play yet again. People in the stands were able to get a freakin hot dog and a beer and get back in time to see Patterson score And yet not ONE of the 49ers "skill" position guys was able to motor down the field to catch him. Davis even admitted that he was never touched on that play. He just wasn't in good enough physical condition to run down a LINEMAN without tearing up his vagina.

KC Paul 3.0 wrote:

BSmack wrote:No way Hines Ward would allow some 300 lb D Lineman outrun his ass on a fumble return.

Deal with it, they aren't "back".

Niners lose RB Gore, TE Davis on same play

NFL.com wire reports

SAN FRANCISCO (Sept. 24, 2006) -- San Francisco running back Frank Gore and rookie tight end Vernon Davis were injured on the same wacky play -- a 98-yard fumble return for a touchdown by Philadelphia's Mike Patterson.

Gore fumbled and apparently strained his abdomen while trying to stretch over the goal line late in the third quarter. Patterson, a 292-pound defensive lineman, picked up the ball and lumbered downfield for the longest fumble return for a touchdown in Eagles history.

Davis, the sixth overall pick in the draft, strained his calf while trying to chase down Patterson from behind. Gore walked to the locker room after the play, and Davis was taken out on a cart.


BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!

drummer wrote:If you read this thread before you post in it ( like you alluding to I saying the 49ers were back , when , if you had read the thread in the first place , you would have seen that I said they were far from being back ) , you would see the post game report that Davis has a cracked bone in his leg .

Hard to run on a broken leg .

But , even the announcers didn't realize that Patterson was running with a live ball until he was almost at the 40 yard line . The rest of the players at the goal line were , well , still at the goal line , not realizing a fumble had occured . Had that fumble not have happened , and the 49ers had punched it in , they would have been only down 14 , after getting thier ass handed to them in the first half .

So there goes most of your "theories" , especially the 49ers not having any heart .

As far as the Steelers next game : you can't look past the Chargers , because with a strong defense and running game , you don't have to chuckt he rock 70 % of the time to win . You of all people should know that , because the Steelers did that with Roth at the helm . The opposing team just can't turn it over .Nor can the Steelers . Not only do you have the Bolts , but you have the Falcons too , as well as the Chefs , all on the road . If the Jags defense can shut you down , the Chargers could do the same .