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My hopes for tomorrow - lex24 - 02-02-2020

1. Tails
2. Niners at least even at the half
3. Kittle 6 catches
4. At least 55 points
5. Mahomes over 301 passing
6. Niners run for more than 125
7. Niners win.

RE: My hopes for tomorrow - Mick - 02-02-2020

1. Former Stanford player Richard Sherman gets an interception.
2. Former Stanford player Solomon Thomas gets a tackle for loss.
3. Former Stanford player Levine Toilolo throws two crushing blocks that allows a Niner RB to score a TD.
4. Former Stanford-of-the-East fullback Kyle Jusczyk gets three carries and three receptions.
5. Niners hold KC to less than 20 (only happened once this year...).
6. Shanahan's offense dazzles. 250+ yards passing, 250+ yards receiving.
7. Robert Saleh's defense dazzles.
8. Demi Lovato doesn't screw up the national anthem.
9. I don't even notice Joe Buck. Aikman, I can live with.
10. SF gets win and game MVP. Don't care who.
11. Mrs. Mick's nachos and pulled pork sandwiches are sublime (a given).
12. Garoppolo outplays Mahomes.
13. For the first Super Bowl in seven Niner Super Bowls, I get to watch unimpeded, with no interruptions, emergencies or intrusions.

RE: My hopes for tomorrow - BobK - 02-02-2020

Great list Mick. Hope you nailed it

I can’t stand Aikman

RE: My hopes for tomorrow - Spiny_Norman - 02-02-2020

I have waited 50 years for this. Go Chiefs!!

RE: My hopes for tomorrow - OutsiderFan - 02-02-2020

Let's break this down:

QB - Chiefs
WR - Chiefs
RB - Niners (includes Juszyzk at FB)
TE - Even (but I wouldn't trade Kittle for Kelce because his blocking is dominant)
OL - Even
DL - Niners
LB - Niners
DB - Niners
ST - Even
Coach - Even

Niners should win based on having the better defense by a good margin, and that their ability to run the ball is part of that defense.

lex24 - lex24 - 02-02-2020

(02-02-2020, 08:29 AM)BobK Wrote: Great list Mick. Hope you nailed it

I can’t stand Aikman

Interesting, Bob. I think Aikman is the best NFL commentator. Can’t stand Joe Buck

RE: lex24 - Mick - 02-02-2020

(02-02-2020, 11:13 AM)lex24 Wrote:
(02-02-2020, 08:29 AM)BobK Wrote: Great list Mick. Hope you nailed it

I can’t stand Aikman

Interesting, Bob. I think Aikman is the best NFL commentator. Can’t stand Joe Buck

Mrs. Mick and I were at Roy's in Spanish Bay when I saw Joe Buck holding court for some fellow west-coast-haters, I presume. We made eye contact, and I saw that look in his eyes that B- list celebrities get when a member of the foul unwashed dirty their breathing air. Don't worry, Joe, I don't want your autograph, or a selfie, or ten seconds of your time. Go back to embracing the wonderful Midwest and keep California Joe Buck-free.

(02-02-2020, 11:12 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: Let's break this down:

QB - Chiefs
WR - Chiefs
RB - Niners (includes Juszyzk at FB)
TE - Even (but I wouldn't trade Kittle for Kelce because his blocking is dominant)
OL - Even
DL - Niners
LB - Niners
DB - Niners
ST - Even
Coach - Even

Niners should win based on having the better defense by a good margin, and that their ability to run the ball is part of that defense.

Heard on the radio that the #1 or #2 defense has met the #1 or #2 offense in the Super Bowl nine times, and that the team with the higher rated defense won seven of them.

In the regular season, Niners were #4 on offense (381.1 ypg) and Chiefs were #6 on offense (379.2 ypg). On defense, KC was #17 (349.6) and SF was #2 (281.8 ypg)

Key stat to me is that KC was #26 on run defense and SF was #2 on rushing offense (144.1 ypg).

RE: My hopes for tomorrow - JJJ - 02-02-2020

(02-02-2020, 07:25 AM)Mick Wrote: 1. Former Stanford player Richard Sherman gets an interception.
2. Former Stanford player Solomon Thomas gets a tackle for loss.
3. Former Stanford player Levine Toilolo throws two crushing blocks that allows a Niner RB to score a TD.
4. Former Stanford-of-the-East fullback Kyle Jusczyk gets three carries and three receptions.
5. Niners hold KC to less than 20 (only happened once this year...).
6. Shanahan's offense dazzles. 250+ yards passing, 250+ yards receiving.
7. Robert Saleh's defense dazzles.
8. Demi Lovato doesn't screw up the national anthem.
9. I don't even notice Joe Buck. Aikman, I can live with.
10. SF gets win and game MVP. Don't care who.
11. Mrs. Mick's nachos and pulled pork sandwiches are sublime (a given).
12. Garoppolo outplays Mahomes.
13. For the first Super Bowl in seven Niner Super Bowls, I get to watch unimpeded, with no interruptions, emergencies or intrusions.

14. Former Stanford player John Lynch gets his first SB win as GM. :)

RE: My hopes for tomorrow - winflop - 02-02-2020

I'm hoping for a close, exciting game that the Niners win

RE: My hopes for tomorrow - Phogge - 02-02-2020

Bank on it. Buck and Aikman will talk too much. The field reporters half time questions will be inane.

RE: My hopes for tomorrow - JeffInCorvallis - 02-02-2020

(02-02-2020, 10:41 AM)Spiny_Norman Wrote: I have waited 50 years for this. Go Chiefs!!

I was at Stanford during some of the 49ers glory years, but the Chiefs have some kind of special fan base that comes out in 10 degree weather to support a team that loses playoff games in the weirdest and most cruel ways. Time for them to get their reward.

RE: My hopes for tomorrow - Spiny_Norman - 02-02-2020

(02-02-2020, 03:19 PM)JeffInCorvallis Wrote:
(02-02-2020, 10:41 AM)Spiny_Norman Wrote: I have waited 50 years for this. Go Chiefs!!

I was at Stanford during some of the 49ers glory years, but the Chiefs have some kind of special fan base that comes out in 10 degree weather to support a team that loses playoff games in the weirdest and most cruel ways. Time for them to get their reward.

I also was at Stanford during the early glory years. I remember excitedly watching the Dallas-Niners championship game in 1981 at Los Arcos, my eating club. This year's team is an easy one to like and I would have been rooting for them against any other team in the league.

But I grew up a few hours from Kansas City when the Chiefs were in their glory years. Hank Stram, Len Dawson, Jan Stenerud, Buck Buchanan, Willie Lanier. Today I am thinking of my late aunt and uncle who lived in KC and regularly went to the games. They were such big fans that I became a fan too.

Chip.burns@glenborough.com - sunnyside sudser - 02-02-2020

I went to every home game at old municipal stadium that magic championship season 50 years ago. Loved ‘em then love ‘em now and all those heartbreaks in between. Kc fans deserve this one.

RE: My hopes for tomorrow - martyup - 02-02-2020

Why do female pop stars feels the need to perform like strippers?

RE: My hopes for tomorrow - French Rage - 02-02-2020

Stop with screen passes unless you're trying to get the receiver killed...

RE: My hopes for tomorrow - baymeadows3408 - 02-02-2020

Jimmy Garappolo didn't exactly shine when the lights were brightest. Too many missed throws and missed reads. Garappolo failing to recognize that Kittle was open and the 49ers settled for a field goal was costly, and there was the time when he missed Sanders down the middle (that said, I did not love the long bomb when the 49ers simply needed to move the chains or at least set up a fourth and short). The 49er defense wore down but but I felt they did a pretty good job of containing Mahomes. And now Shanahan will have to deal with the stink of having two offenses sputter in the fourth quarter.

RE: My hopes for tomorrow - oman - 02-02-2020

(02-02-2020, 06:13 PM)martyup Wrote: Why do female pop stars feels the need to perform like strippers?

I guess because men seem to want them to do so and there is money in such performances. It was all pretty dumb, but I was pretty impressed with the ... conditioning.

I had back surgery a few months ago, and just watching the gyrations were making my back sore.

RE: My hopes for tomorrow - Mick - 02-02-2020

(02-02-2020, 08:27 PM)baymeadows3408 Wrote: Jimmy Garappolo didn't exactly shine when the lights were brightest. Too many missed throws and missed reads. Garappolo failing to recognize that Kittle was open and the 49ers settled for a field goal was costly, and there was the time when he missed Sanders down the middle (that said, I did not love the long bomb when the 49ers simply needed to move the chains or at least set up a fourth and short). The 49er defense wore down but but I felt they did a pretty good job of containing Mahomes. And now Shanahan will have to deal with the stink of having two offenses sputter in the fourth quarter.

Shanahan struck me as not quite ready for prime time compared to Reid. I thought the call on Kittle was marginal compared to what WASN'T being called during the game. KC's receivers were MUCH faster than our DBs. Our DBs were marginal, IMHO. KC was ready for our run offense. BOth our offense and defense got tired in the fourth quarter. I think Garoppolo will be a smarter, savvier quarterback because of this. At then end of the day, a 4-12 team last year finished 2nd in the NFL. I'll take that any day. I'm satisfied.

RE: My hopes for tomorrow - French Rage - 02-02-2020

Kendall Roy fails to grab the boar on the ***** floor!

lex24 - lex24 - 02-02-2020

(02-02-2020, 08:27 PM)baymeadows3408 Wrote: Jimmy Garappolo didn't exactly shine when the lights were brightest. Too many missed throws and missed reads. Garappolo failing to recognize that Kittle was open and the 49ers settled for a field goal was costly, and there was the time when he missed Sanders down the middle (that said, I did not love the long bomb when the 49ers simply needed to move the chains or at least set up a fourth and short). The 49er defense wore down but but I felt they did a pretty good job of containing Mahomes. And now Shanahan will have to deal with the stink of having two offenses sputter in the fourth quarter.

Agree 100 percent. I thought the 49ers had a better team overall coming in but that KC had a big edge at QB. 4 key plays. 1- 3d and 5 up 10. Right after INT. He doesn’t see a wide open Kittle. Incompletion. 2- 3d and 15. Mahomes finds Hill deep as he’s getting hit. Friend of mine told me he heard the radio people say it was a blown coverage. 3. Up 3. Third and 5 again. He again doesn’t see Kittle. Throws to the wrong guy. What I really don’t understand is why he’s not looking for Kittle in those situations in the first place. He’s by far their best receiver. 4. 3d and 10. 1:30 left. Sanders has a TD if he makes that throw.

I have no real criticism of Shanahan, thought he called a great game. (I thought he might draw on 2nd and 10 last drive. But that’s a nit). If they make the plays they’re supposed to they win. It’s a simple as that. He put them in a position to win the football game. They didn’t make the plays.