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Please thread bad this idiot. :shake: |
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No doubt the Niner rushing attack is a juggernaut, more potent overall than just Henry by far... they’ve been burying teams with it all season
Spags needs to cycle through the front 7 masterfully, keep them fresh so they’re not gassed out chasing all that speed... contain that deep corp and I have NO doubt Mahomes and co can set a pace the Niners O can’t match Patrick > Jimmy QB’s > RB’s |
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Garoppolo doesn't make a lot of eye-popping off-schedule plays like those guys, but he's very accurate, he has a quick release, and he's clutch on 3rd down. I see people saying just stack the box and make him beat you. He can pick apart man defense if that's the strategy. I think with any good QB (and playcaller), you can't sit in the same look all game long unless the front is just winning consistently at the line of scrimmage. |
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Ok. That’s it. Time to Romper Room and MU this mother****er. |
Garrappolo is better than a guy like Smith but what makes him better is also something that can be his downfall - Jimmy ain’t afraid to throw the ball. The dude will chuck it into triple coverage on occasion with no hesitation. His lack of fear is admirable, and he makes clutch throws at times, but he’s turnover prone, for sure. And our defense can absolutely exploit that.
If we can force turnovers, man. It’ll be massive. |
I'm genuinely interested in what the crowd split will be. 9ers are a bigger market, but Mahomes is...Mahomes. It's gonna be interesting to see how many are pulling for which team.
As far as the 9ers go, it's nice to see that the best in the NFC will face the best in the AFC, undisputed. Sure, you'll have your Tit whiners saying stupid shit, and probably maybe some Seahawk fans saying the same, but if you were to ask who the best in each conference was, it's us and the 9ers. You want to be the best, beat the best. They have a great running game and a stout as hell defense. We have a solid to great defense and an other-worldly offense, led by the best player in the league. I like our chances on a neutral site. One thing's for sure...it's gonna be a great game. GO CHIEFS!! |
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Thanks and I look at that game as what I might expect the Chiefs offense to do because they are pretty similar. Not worried about Ford we know what that choker will do. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Unpopular opinion: the <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#chiefs</a> defense is just as good as the <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/49ers?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#49ers</a> defense. <br><br>Season:<br>-Sacks: SF-48 KC-45<br>-QB hits: SF-93 KC-96<br>-INT: SF-12 KC-16<br>-PD: SF-74 KC-65<br><br>Since week 11:<br>-Rush ypg allowed: SF-101.7 KC-93.6<br>-Pass ypg allowed: SF-203.9 KC-235.9<br>-Ppg: SF-23.4 KC-15.5</p>— Brett (@Bski64) <a href="https://twitter.com/Bski64/status/1219431267600453632?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 21, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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So that's my theory to start off the game to nullify SF's game, and hope that the Chiefs offense can get up to 2 or 3 possession game, that SF may be forced to abandon their run game to try to keep up with KC. Has there been a game where Garopollo has carried the 49'ers, this season? Not being snarky or anything like that, I just never really pay much attention to SF's games that much. I just know that Shanahan is somewhat like his father, and he also utilizes a lot of shifting/motions to create mismatches. But what I do acknowledge is their defense, they're very good. That will be a problem. |
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Its not Ford you have to worry about, its Bosa. |
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Then you should probably leave because we wish injuries on our own players like Alex Smith. :D |
Tend to think the Niners will use the Belichick strategy of jamming the receivers at the line. It's their best chance to disrupt timing on the routes and then hope Mahomes won't be able to make a play before their pass rush is able to get him.
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Every ounce of motivation counts. |
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Schwartz has gone up against Joey 2x a year for several years now. Will be interesting to see if that experience helps him. Quote:
Yeah. He should not find the did, does, and always will ... Alex Smith thread. |
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The 49ers in that time played Arizona, Green Bay, Baltimore, New Orleans, Atlanta, LA(Rams), and Seattle. The Chiefs in that time played LA(Chargers), Bye Week, Oakland, New England, Denver, Chicago, LA(Chargers). Which list of offenses would you rather face? I'm sure the Chiefs had some key injuries as well, I don't know for sure, but the 49ers were missing 3 of their top defenders for most of that stretch, all of which are back now. Again, not bashing the Chiefs defense at all, but cherry picking the Week 11 stats just doesn't make sense to me. |
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Also, if you want to start talking about schedules and injuries, the Chiefs have had a MUCH tougher road during the season/playoffs dealing with MUCH worse injuries. |
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The clearest examples would be the two games against Arizona because we couldn't really run at all in those two games, particularly the second one when Kittle didn't play. He also didn't play the 4th quarter of the first game because of injuries. Jimmy's had other games where's had good games and came through in clutch moments (Saints, Rams, Steelers), but the running game wasn't totally neutralized like in the Arizona games. |
Niners trolls are here already? Thought it'd be at least four or five days before they drifted in with their cockamamie ideas about how Jimmy G. is a better QB than Mahomes . ..
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LOL said no one ever. |
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KC picked up two big time players during the season and the early stats won't show that: Mike Pennel and Terrell Suggs. Both of these guys have helped KC become a better defense as the season moves along. Plus they have a new DC, so the early games of the season did not really give a fair idea of what the new DC's defense would look like at the end of the season. Now it's gonna be interesting to see what happens with the Niners passing game. Thornhill is a big loss for the Chiefs' secondary. They got away with it the last two weeks, but could end up being a difference maker to help the Niners win the ballgame. |
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He has never sacked Mahomes. Got Smith a few times in 16 and 17. |
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I think the schedules are comparable. As for injuries, I don't know the Chiefs entire injury situation, but ours has been pretty brutal throughout the year as well. |
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As for injuries, I can't speak on the Chiefs injuries, but the 49ers dealt with a ton themselves all season. |
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This is with a MUCH tougher schedule and a completely new defense (players and scheme/coaches). |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Very confused on this one we building a dynasty not a one hit pony !! We taking what’s ours y’all handling the NFC side <a href="https://t.co/B4JjzS20LB">https://t.co/B4JjzS20LB</a></p>— Anthony Hitchens (@AnthonyHitchens) <a href="https://twitter.com/AnthonyHitchens/status/1219303425453842435?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 20, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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I think the Chiefs defense is underrated, but by this metric, our offense is just as good because we rank higher in total yards and points, but I don't think anyone believes we have the better offense. |
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No Niner fan thinks Jimmy is better than Mahomes period. So put that narrative to rest. |
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100%agree
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And trust me, I know your injury situation and ours was worse. Just about every one of our best players missed time except for a couple. |
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If he just wanted to post the Chiefs stats since Week 11, that is one thing, but when you start comparing it while using certain stats without telling the whole story, its cherry picking. |
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It seemed Andy Reid went into "Alex Smith" mode with the playcalling to help Mahomes avoid further injury. I'm glad he did this. You can win plenty of games with the Alex Smith playcalling. Just get into the playoffs and then unleash hell downfield with Mahomes and his weapons. Fancy stats in the regular season don't mean anything at the end of the day. |
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The 49ers opponents over the course of the regular season had a better winning percentage than the Chiefs opponents. |
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You play in a weak ****ing conference. Does anybody really ****ing think the Chargers 2x is anywhere close to the Cardinals 2x? Not if you watch ANY ****ing football. The Chargers could’ve just as easily been a playoff team. |
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Then we heard that Tannehill was statistically a far better QB over the last 8 weeks or so, was more accurate, faster and tougher, and some other nonsense. So I figured that the Niners trolls would follow suit. Also, earlier in the year I visited a Niners site and read that Pat was just a system QB, that he was just lucky and would soon fall back to Earth and be no better than Derek Carr or someone, that Pat wasn't capable of leading his team back from adversity, that without Kelce and Hill, Pat would be no better than average, etc., and so on. I don't really care; I've watched every game Pat has played about 4 times each, used the coaches film POV on GamePass, and I've been analyzing QBs for almost 30 years. As an amateur of course. But I've never seen anything like him. So IMO, Pat's the best I've ever seen. And the guy I had in first place before Pat was Joe Montana. But I'm sure that before the SB gets started, some Niners trolls will be on here regurgitating some of those exact sentiments. Which is great. |
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Imagine thinking the Chargers, Raiders, and Broncos are better than the Seahawks, Rams, and Cardinals. |
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Our Pro Bowl LT also missed half the season, and our RT missed 4 games. Kittle missed two games, and gimped around in another one. Our starting center and one of our starting receivers went on IR. Our slot receiver who was tearing it up in training camp had a foot injury, then an infection, and missed the whole season. Our Pro Bowl fullback also missed 4 games. On defense, we lost our NT and three rotation D-linemen for the year. We lost Kwon Alexander for half the season. Dee Ford missed 6 games. Our starting FS missed 2 games, and our starting SS missed 4. Sherman missed a game, and our other CB missed 6 or 7. Our Nickel missed a game, too. Both teams have been beat up, but we're in pretty good shape now relatively speaking. |
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I was using an example. The fact that they are both division teams is irrelevant. Like that Chargers team absolutely destroyed that GB team you played to get to the SB. The NFC is ****ing trash. |
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I can see him now overrunning his outside rush and our OT’s pushing him completely out of the play opening up a clear hole for Mahomes to run. Believe us. We saw that asshole do this all the time for 4 ****ing years. |
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(Welp, apparently I am not allowed to post links, but I tried posting the CBS strength of schedule site) Which, if you read the category, clearly states "Opponents combined 2018 win percentage." My simple google search was fine... |
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I did say so. Instead of spitting BS on what could happen why dont you post truth? That's right you cant because NO ONE EVER SAID IT.
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I call him Bitchmade for a reason... |
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I did say so. Instead of spitting BS on what could happen why dont you post truth? That's right you cant because NO 49ER FAN EVER SAID IT. |
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I think fans are biased toward their conference. For example, most NFC fans think the AFC sucks because they don't watch it as much. The Carolina Panthers beat both the Texans and Titans (after the switch to Tannehill) and we beat them 51-13. The transitive property is pretty useless in football. |
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Then you said the Chargers could be a playoff team in the NFC which is a complete ****ing joke. The AFC has the Ravens and the Chiefs....thats it. No one actually thought the Patriots or Bills were good and no one thought the Texans were making it to the Super Bowl. Somehow the completely ****ing joke of a conference had a winning percentage against the AFC. Strange how that works? |
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And I didn’t say the Chargers could be a playoff team in the NFC. I said they could’ve just as easily been a playoff team because they lost a shit ton of close games. Your reading comprehension skills need work. The Pats and Bills were still better than the trash that was playing on WC weekend in the NFC. At least those teams have great defenses. |
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Just chill guys. We have a bye week. Well talk about this next week
****ing enjoy this |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZMqZGHwozE |
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Not exactly a ringing endorsement for your conference now is it? There is no way they'd get close in the NFC. Thanks for proving my point! |
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Pulled from your 49er fan message board : https://i.imgur.com/QCof83q_d.jpg?ma...idelity=medium |
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I totally forgot that play happened against the 49ers. That is one of my favorite Mahomes plays, just absolutely amazing. |
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We were talking about records. I’m saying the Chargers only won 5 games, but lost so many close games that they could’ve just as easily been a playoff team. They have a playoff caliber roster. It’s not that complicated idiot. |
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