10-28-2022, 05:26 PM
Deebo out. Juice out. Jennings questionable. Ugh.
Outside Topic OT: 2022 Niners thread
10-29-2022, 07:11 AM
McCaffrey in the slot, Wilson at RB. Run inside reverses, quick screens, downfield block the Rams vocal CB. Dwelley at HB. Run double tight and run right at Donald. Forced to use Danny Gray. No huddle power with three TE’s.
Niners win 27-24.
Niners win 27-24.
(10-27-2022, 01:11 PM)Phogge Wrote:(10-27-2022, 12:28 PM)cardcrimson Wrote: Hadn't looked at the standings at all this season. Quite surprising. There are several seemingly mediocre teams with very good/great records (Giants, Jets, Vikings) and a lot of mediocre teams with mediocre records. Aside from the Bills, Chiefs and apparently the Eagles, who's really any good?
Never liked the Eagles. P******. Really like Creedence and love Stevie Nicks. All the guys at one time wanted to ............
Well, Stevie liked the Eagles. At least Henley and Walsh….
Henley is supposedly a colossal jerk. But supremely talented.
I disagree with you Phogge. Eagles are one of the great American bands. Agree on Creedence.
(10-27-2022, 01:11 PM)Phogge Wrote:(10-27-2022, 12:28 PM)cardcrimson Wrote: Hadn't looked at the standings at all this season. Quite surprising. There are several seemingly mediocre teams with very good/great records (Giants, Jets, Vikings) and a lot of mediocre teams with mediocre records. Aside from the Bills, Chiefs and apparently the Eagles, who's really any good?
Never liked the Eagles. P******. Really like Creedence and love Stevie Nicks. All the guys at one time wanted to ............
Well, Stevie liked the Eagles. At least Henley and Walsh….
Henley is supposedly a colossal jerk. But supremely talented.
I disagree with you Phogge. Eagles are one of the great American bands. Agree on Creedence.
10-30-2022, 10:32 AM
(10-29-2022, 11:06 AM)lex24 Wrote:(10-27-2022, 01:11 PM)Phogge Wrote:(10-27-2022, 12:28 PM)cardcrimson Wrote: Hadn't looked at the standings at all this season. Quite surprising. There are several seemingly mediocre teams with very good/great records (Giants, Jets, Vikings) and a lot of mediocre teams with mediocre records. Aside from the Bills, Chiefs and apparently the Eagles, who's really any good?
Never liked the Eagles. P******. Really like Creedence and love Stevie Nicks. All the guys at one time wanted to ............
Well, Stevie liked the Eagles. At least Henley and Walsh….
Henley is supposedly a colossal jerk. But supremely talented.
I disagree with you Phogge. Eagles are one of the great American bands. Agree on Creedence.
Definitely not an Eagles fan, more because my stepmother listened to them ad nauseum.
Interesting about Henley being a jerk. I have a co-worker who acts as an agent for both entertainers and professional athletes. He far prefers to deal with the entertainers, many of whom weren't all that popular growing up and never developed the sense of entitlement that pro athletes develop from the adulation they experience at a very early age.
Audaces fortuna iuvat
(10-29-2022, 11:06 AM)lex24 Wrote:(10-27-2022, 01:11 PM)Phogge Wrote:(10-27-2022, 12:28 PM)cardcrimson Wrote: Hadn't looked at the standings at all this season. Quite surprising. There are several seemingly mediocre teams with very good/great records (Giants, Jets, Vikings) and a lot of mediocre teams with mediocre records. Aside from the Bills, Chiefs and apparently the Eagles, who's really any good?
Never liked the Eagles. P******. Really like Creedence and love Stevie Nicks. All the guys at one time wanted to ............
Well, Stevie liked the Eagles. At least Henley and Walsh….
Henley is supposedly a colossal jerk. But supremely talented.
I disagree with you Phogge. Eagles are one of the great American bands. Agree on Creedence.
Definitely not an Eagles fan, more because my stepmother listened to them ad nauseum.
Interesting about Henley being a jerk. I have a co-worker who acts as an agent for both entertainers and professional athletes. He far prefers to deal with the entertainers, many of whom weren't all that popular growing up and never developed the sense of entitlement that pro athletes develop from the adulation they experience at a very early age.
Audaces fortuna iuvat
10-30-2022, 02:51 PM
Yeah, but the Ninera might have figured out their QB situation…
[tweet]https://twitter.com/stanfordfball/status/1586827111188221952?s=46&t=y4DqBeAFnWa2P0JP5MLvDg[/tweet]
BC
[tweet]https://twitter.com/stanfordfball/status/1586827111188221952?s=46&t=y4DqBeAFnWa2P0JP5MLvDg[/tweet]
BC
Yeah, but the Ninera might have figured out their QB situation…
[tweet]https://twitter.com/stanfordfball/status/1586827111188221952?s=46&t=y4DqBeAFnWa2P0JP5MLvDg[/tweet]
BC
[tweet]https://twitter.com/stanfordfball/status/1586827111188221952?s=46&t=y4DqBeAFnWa2P0JP5MLvDg[/tweet]
BC
10-30-2022, 05:41 PM
(10-30-2022, 02:51 PM)BostonCard Wrote: Yeah, but the Ninera might have figured out their QB situation…
BC
BC, that's the second time you've typed Ninera in the last couple of days. Figured the first time was a typo. Now twice? Some hidden meaning that I'm not catching?
Free Phogge!!!! And no, crimson doesn't refer to the Tide.
(10-30-2022, 02:51 PM)BostonCard Wrote: Yeah, but the Ninera might have figured out their QB situation…
BC
BC, that's the second time you've typed Ninera in the last couple of days. Figured the first time was a typo. Now twice? Some hidden meaning that I'm not catching?
Free Phogge!!!! And no, crimson doesn't refer to the Tide.
10-30-2022, 05:46 PM
Nope, it’s an autocorrect. Not sure why, though. I have the Spanish keyboard installed, but in that case it should have changed to “Niñera”.
BC
BC
Nope, it’s an autocorrect. Not sure why, though. I have the Spanish keyboard installed, but in that case it should have changed to “Niñera”.
BC
BC
10-30-2022, 05:53 PM
(10-30-2022, 05:46 PM)BostonCard Wrote: Nope, it’s an autocorrect. Not sure why, though. I have the Spanish keyboard installed, but in that case it should have changed to “Niñera”.
BC
So your autocorrect is translating Niners as "nanny girl"?!? That's a little harsh. . . .
Free Phogge!!!! And no, crimson doesn't refer to the Tide.
(10-30-2022, 05:46 PM)BostonCard Wrote: Nope, it’s an autocorrect. Not sure why, though. I have the Spanish keyboard installed, but in that case it should have changed to “Niñera”.
BC
So your autocorrect is translating Niners as "nanny girl"?!? That's a little harsh. . . .
Free Phogge!!!! And no, crimson doesn't refer to the Tide.
10-30-2022, 06:51 PM
(10-29-2022, 07:11 AM)Phogge Wrote: McCaffrey in the slot, Wilson at RB. Run inside reverses, quick screens, downfield block the Rams vocal CB. Dwelley at HB. Run double tight and run right at Donald. Forced to use Danny Gray. No huddle power with three TE’s.
Niners win 27-24.
I guess you geniuses didn't read this post last week.
(10-29-2022, 07:11 AM)Phogge Wrote: McCaffrey in the slot, Wilson at RB. Run inside reverses, quick screens, downfield block the Rams vocal CB. Dwelley at HB. Run double tight and run right at Donald. Forced to use Danny Gray. No huddle power with three TE’s.
Niners win 27-24.
I guess you geniuses didn't read this post last week.
10-31-2022, 05:33 AM
So....
I'm talking with a friend Sunday night about the Rams game, and how the hell the team we saw play so piss poorly last week could possibly be so dominant the following week. He proceeds to tell me they had real practices last week after not practicing for two weeks before the Chiefs game. I said whaddya mean they didn't practice. He tells me they might have gone through plays, but this was first time in three weeks they had a real one. This was good to know because it didn't look like they practiced before last week's game for sure.
This also made sense because the Jonnydel video of the game on YouTube betrayed a team exceptionally undisciplined in all phases. I had known about the Chiefs not bothering to even block DL because I heard Tim Ryan talk about it on drive home from game, and seen the penalties, but I didn't know how many other times individual players didn't do their job that can be attributed to lack of coaching/practice. It's a miracle it was 28-23 in the 4th they were so bad.
It WAS a poorly prepared team against KC. I had attributed the failures to Shanahan struggling to be a Head Coach and coordinate the Offense without Mike McDaniel around, how bad coaching produces such poor execution and lack of discipline. But maybe it was just a game the Niners were not ready to play for reasons out of Shanahan's control (couldn't practice properly due to so many injuries).
So we have now understandable reasons for each loss in 2022 so far:
Bears: Undisciplined play by otherwise dominant defense, Shanahan not playing the weather right, Lance behind in monsoon rain
Broncos: Jimmy G's first time playing after missing all OTAs and Training Camp
Falcons: Just too many starters out with injury
Chiefs: Not able to practice properly because too many injuries, incorporating McCaffrey into game after arriving two days before game
I still don't believe Shanahan managed the QB situation well, and the team should be 6-2, but all is not lost yet apparently. Armstead's return should shore up the run defense against teams that know how to run the ball, and we might finally see a representative version of the '22 Niners after the bye week. It will have only taken 8 games.
I'm talking with a friend Sunday night about the Rams game, and how the hell the team we saw play so piss poorly last week could possibly be so dominant the following week. He proceeds to tell me they had real practices last week after not practicing for two weeks before the Chiefs game. I said whaddya mean they didn't practice. He tells me they might have gone through plays, but this was first time in three weeks they had a real one. This was good to know because it didn't look like they practiced before last week's game for sure.
This also made sense because the Jonnydel video of the game on YouTube betrayed a team exceptionally undisciplined in all phases. I had known about the Chiefs not bothering to even block DL because I heard Tim Ryan talk about it on drive home from game, and seen the penalties, but I didn't know how many other times individual players didn't do their job that can be attributed to lack of coaching/practice. It's a miracle it was 28-23 in the 4th they were so bad.
It WAS a poorly prepared team against KC. I had attributed the failures to Shanahan struggling to be a Head Coach and coordinate the Offense without Mike McDaniel around, how bad coaching produces such poor execution and lack of discipline. But maybe it was just a game the Niners were not ready to play for reasons out of Shanahan's control (couldn't practice properly due to so many injuries).
So we have now understandable reasons for each loss in 2022 so far:
Bears: Undisciplined play by otherwise dominant defense, Shanahan not playing the weather right, Lance behind in monsoon rain
Broncos: Jimmy G's first time playing after missing all OTAs and Training Camp
Falcons: Just too many starters out with injury
Chiefs: Not able to practice properly because too many injuries, incorporating McCaffrey into game after arriving two days before game
I still don't believe Shanahan managed the QB situation well, and the team should be 6-2, but all is not lost yet apparently. Armstead's return should shore up the run defense against teams that know how to run the ball, and we might finally see a representative version of the '22 Niners after the bye week. It will have only taken 8 games.
So....
I'm talking with a friend Sunday night about the Rams game, and how the hell the team we saw play so piss poorly last week could possibly be so dominant the following week. He proceeds to tell me they had real practices last week after not practicing for two weeks before the Chiefs game. I said whaddya mean they didn't practice. He tells me they might have gone through plays, but this was first time in three weeks they had a real one. This was good to know because it didn't look like they practiced before last week's game for sure.
This also made sense because the Jonnydel video of the game on YouTube betrayed a team exceptionally undisciplined in all phases. I had known about the Chiefs not bothering to even block DL because I heard Tim Ryan talk about it on drive home from game, and seen the penalties, but I didn't know how many other times individual players didn't do their job that can be attributed to lack of coaching/practice. It's a miracle it was 28-23 in the 4th they were so bad.
It WAS a poorly prepared team against KC. I had attributed the failures to Shanahan struggling to be a Head Coach and coordinate the Offense without Mike McDaniel around, how bad coaching produces such poor execution and lack of discipline. But maybe it was just a game the Niners were not ready to play for reasons out of Shanahan's control (couldn't practice properly due to so many injuries).
So we have now understandable reasons for each loss in 2022 so far:
Bears: Undisciplined play by otherwise dominant defense, Shanahan not playing the weather right, Lance behind in monsoon rain
Broncos: Jimmy G's first time playing after missing all OTAs and Training Camp
Falcons: Just too many starters out with injury
Chiefs: Not able to practice properly because too many injuries, incorporating McCaffrey into game after arriving two days before game
I still don't believe Shanahan managed the QB situation well, and the team should be 6-2, but all is not lost yet apparently. Armstead's return should shore up the run defense against teams that know how to run the ball, and we might finally see a representative version of the '22 Niners after the bye week. It will have only taken 8 games.
I'm talking with a friend Sunday night about the Rams game, and how the hell the team we saw play so piss poorly last week could possibly be so dominant the following week. He proceeds to tell me they had real practices last week after not practicing for two weeks before the Chiefs game. I said whaddya mean they didn't practice. He tells me they might have gone through plays, but this was first time in three weeks they had a real one. This was good to know because it didn't look like they practiced before last week's game for sure.
This also made sense because the Jonnydel video of the game on YouTube betrayed a team exceptionally undisciplined in all phases. I had known about the Chiefs not bothering to even block DL because I heard Tim Ryan talk about it on drive home from game, and seen the penalties, but I didn't know how many other times individual players didn't do their job that can be attributed to lack of coaching/practice. It's a miracle it was 28-23 in the 4th they were so bad.
It WAS a poorly prepared team against KC. I had attributed the failures to Shanahan struggling to be a Head Coach and coordinate the Offense without Mike McDaniel around, how bad coaching produces such poor execution and lack of discipline. But maybe it was just a game the Niners were not ready to play for reasons out of Shanahan's control (couldn't practice properly due to so many injuries).
So we have now understandable reasons for each loss in 2022 so far:
Bears: Undisciplined play by otherwise dominant defense, Shanahan not playing the weather right, Lance behind in monsoon rain
Broncos: Jimmy G's first time playing after missing all OTAs and Training Camp
Falcons: Just too many starters out with injury
Chiefs: Not able to practice properly because too many injuries, incorporating McCaffrey into game after arriving two days before game
I still don't believe Shanahan managed the QB situation well, and the team should be 6-2, but all is not lost yet apparently. Armstead's return should shore up the run defense against teams that know how to run the ball, and we might finally see a representative version of the '22 Niners after the bye week. It will have only taken 8 games.
(10-31-2022, 05:33 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: So....
I'm talking with a friend Sunday night about the Rams game, and how the hell the team we saw play so piss poorly last week could possibly be so dominant the following week. He proceeds to tell me they had real practices last week after not practicing for two weeks before the Chiefs game. I said whaddya mean they didn't practice. He tells me they might have gone through plays, but this was first time in three weeks they had a real one. This was good to know because it didn't look like they practiced before last week's game for sure.
This also made sense because the Jonnydel video of the game on YouTube betrayed a team exceptionally undisciplined in all phases. I had known about the Chiefs not bothering to even block DL because I heard Tim Ryan talk about it on drive home from game, and seen the penalties, but I didn't know how many other times individual players didn't do their job that can be attributed to lack of coaching/practice. It's a miracle it was 28-23 in the 4th they were so bad.
It WAS a poorly prepared team against KC. I had attributed the failures to Shanahan struggling to be a Head Coach and coordinate the Offense without Mike McDaniel around, how bad coaching produces such poor execution and lack of discipline. But maybe it was just a game the Niners were not ready to play for reasons out of Shanahan's control (couldn't practice properly due to so many injuries).
So we have now understandable reasons for each loss in 2022 so far:
Bears: Undisciplined play by otherwise dominant defense, Shanahan not playing the weather right, Lance behind in monsoon rain
Broncos: Jimmy G's first time playing after missing all OTAs and Training Camp
Falcons: Just too many starters out with injury
Chiefs: Not able to practice properly because too many injuries, incorporating McCaffrey into game after arriving two days before game
I still don't believe Shanahan managed the QB situation well, and the team should be 6-2, but all is not lost yet apparently. Armstead's return should shore up the run defense against teams that know how to run the ball, and we might finally see a representative version of the '22 Niners after the bye week. It will have only taken 8 games.
And your friend knows this how? They will not be practicing this week. I know that cause I heard Shanahan say it…
(10-31-2022, 05:33 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: So....
I'm talking with a friend Sunday night about the Rams game, and how the hell the team we saw play so piss poorly last week could possibly be so dominant the following week. He proceeds to tell me they had real practices last week after not practicing for two weeks before the Chiefs game. I said whaddya mean they didn't practice. He tells me they might have gone through plays, but this was first time in three weeks they had a real one. This was good to know because it didn't look like they practiced before last week's game for sure.
This also made sense because the Jonnydel video of the game on YouTube betrayed a team exceptionally undisciplined in all phases. I had known about the Chiefs not bothering to even block DL because I heard Tim Ryan talk about it on drive home from game, and seen the penalties, but I didn't know how many other times individual players didn't do their job that can be attributed to lack of coaching/practice. It's a miracle it was 28-23 in the 4th they were so bad.
It WAS a poorly prepared team against KC. I had attributed the failures to Shanahan struggling to be a Head Coach and coordinate the Offense without Mike McDaniel around, how bad coaching produces such poor execution and lack of discipline. But maybe it was just a game the Niners were not ready to play for reasons out of Shanahan's control (couldn't practice properly due to so many injuries).
So we have now understandable reasons for each loss in 2022 so far:
Bears: Undisciplined play by otherwise dominant defense, Shanahan not playing the weather right, Lance behind in monsoon rain
Broncos: Jimmy G's first time playing after missing all OTAs and Training Camp
Falcons: Just too many starters out with injury
Chiefs: Not able to practice properly because too many injuries, incorporating McCaffrey into game after arriving two days before game
I still don't believe Shanahan managed the QB situation well, and the team should be 6-2, but all is not lost yet apparently. Armstead's return should shore up the run defense against teams that know how to run the ball, and we might finally see a representative version of the '22 Niners after the bye week. It will have only taken 8 games.
And your friend knows this how? They will not be practicing this week. I know that cause I heard Shanahan say it…
11-01-2022, 02:05 PM
Niners trade Jeff Wilson to Fins for 5th rounder. This is one day after Shanahan raved about how Wilson being one of his all-time favorite players. Tough business. Hope Wilson does well in Miami. By all accounts a good guy. And a solid RB. But with Mitchell coming back, not going to get much work. A fifth round pick for a third string back is a no-brainer.
Niners trade Jeff Wilson to Fins for 5th rounder. This is one day after Shanahan raved about how Wilson being one of his all-time favorite players. Tough business. Hope Wilson does well in Miami. By all accounts a good guy. And a solid RB. But with Mitchell coming back, not going to get much work. A fifth round pick for a third string back is a no-brainer.
11-01-2022, 02:37 PM
Plus they have the two rooks who they like and Wilson was going to be a free agent next season. He's going to a team loaded with former Niner coaches.
So this gives them a third, a fifth, a sixth and a seventh. They need to get an OT who can learn from the best.
So this gives them a third, a fifth, a sixth and a seventh. They need to get an OT who can learn from the best.
11-01-2022, 02:51 PM
(10-31-2022, 06:47 AM)lex24 Wrote:(10-31-2022, 05:33 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: So....
I'm talking with a friend Sunday night about the Rams game, and how the hell the team we saw play so piss poorly last week could possibly be so dominant the following week. He proceeds to tell me they had real practices last week after not practicing for two weeks before the Chiefs game. I said whaddya mean they didn't practice. He tells me they might have gone through plays, but this was first time in three weeks they had a real one. This was good to know because it didn't look like they practiced before last week's game for sure.
This also made sense because the Jonnydel video of the game on YouTube betrayed a team exceptionally undisciplined in all phases. I had known about the Chiefs not bothering to even block DL because I heard Tim Ryan talk about it on drive home from game, and seen the penalties, but I didn't know how many other times individual players didn't do their job that can be attributed to lack of coaching/practice. It's a miracle it was 28-23 in the 4th they were so bad.
It WAS a poorly prepared team against KC. I had attributed the failures to Shanahan struggling to be a Head Coach and coordinate the Offense without Mike McDaniel around, how bad coaching produces such poor execution and lack of discipline. But maybe it was just a game the Niners were not ready to play for reasons out of Shanahan's control (couldn't practice properly due to so many injuries).
So we have now understandable reasons for each loss in 2022 so far:
Bears: Undisciplined play by otherwise dominant defense, Shanahan not playing the weather right, Lance behind in monsoon rain
Broncos: Jimmy G's first time playing after missing all OTAs and Training Camp
Falcons: Just too many starters out with injury
Chiefs: Not able to practice properly because too many injuries, incorporating McCaffrey into game after arriving two days before game
I still don't believe Shanahan managed the QB situation well, and the team should be 6-2, but all is not lost yet apparently. Armstead's return should shore up the run defense against teams that know how to run the ball, and we might finally see a representative version of the '22 Niners after the bye week. It will have only taken 8 games.
And your friend knows this how? They will not be practicing this week. I know that cause I heard Shanahan say it…
He paid a lot closer attention to things in Niners world than I did last week. He's not going to say things that aren't true. Besides, it makes sense that the Niners didn't have real practices for a couple weeks given the litany of injuries they had.
(10-31-2022, 06:47 AM)lex24 Wrote:(10-31-2022, 05:33 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: So....
I'm talking with a friend Sunday night about the Rams game, and how the hell the team we saw play so piss poorly last week could possibly be so dominant the following week. He proceeds to tell me they had real practices last week after not practicing for two weeks before the Chiefs game. I said whaddya mean they didn't practice. He tells me they might have gone through plays, but this was first time in three weeks they had a real one. This was good to know because it didn't look like they practiced before last week's game for sure.
This also made sense because the Jonnydel video of the game on YouTube betrayed a team exceptionally undisciplined in all phases. I had known about the Chiefs not bothering to even block DL because I heard Tim Ryan talk about it on drive home from game, and seen the penalties, but I didn't know how many other times individual players didn't do their job that can be attributed to lack of coaching/practice. It's a miracle it was 28-23 in the 4th they were so bad.
It WAS a poorly prepared team against KC. I had attributed the failures to Shanahan struggling to be a Head Coach and coordinate the Offense without Mike McDaniel around, how bad coaching produces such poor execution and lack of discipline. But maybe it was just a game the Niners were not ready to play for reasons out of Shanahan's control (couldn't practice properly due to so many injuries).
So we have now understandable reasons for each loss in 2022 so far:
Bears: Undisciplined play by otherwise dominant defense, Shanahan not playing the weather right, Lance behind in monsoon rain
Broncos: Jimmy G's first time playing after missing all OTAs and Training Camp
Falcons: Just too many starters out with injury
Chiefs: Not able to practice properly because too many injuries, incorporating McCaffrey into game after arriving two days before game
I still don't believe Shanahan managed the QB situation well, and the team should be 6-2, but all is not lost yet apparently. Armstead's return should shore up the run defense against teams that know how to run the ball, and we might finally see a representative version of the '22 Niners after the bye week. It will have only taken 8 games.
And your friend knows this how? They will not be practicing this week. I know that cause I heard Shanahan say it…
He paid a lot closer attention to things in Niners world than I did last week. He's not going to say things that aren't true. Besides, it makes sense that the Niners didn't have real practices for a couple weeks given the litany of injuries they had.
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