49ers To Defend Turf Against Eagles
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I know, I just thought I'd throw that in for you 9erheads
thats right, if we'd have played stl & ari we would've done better than playing against those 2 dominating defenses that we played against.
although I'm not making excuses, we seriously have alot of work to do.....and yes they need to get rid of porter....I love the idea of having 2 number 1 recievers, but shit - if he's not playing, deal him.....get some offensive line help.
thats right, if we'd have played stl & ari we would've done better than playing against those 2 dominating defenses that we played against.
although I'm not making excuses, we seriously have alot of work to do.....and yes they need to get rid of porter....I love the idea of having 2 number 1 recievers, but shit - if he's not playing, deal him.....get some offensive line help.
It seems like many niners fans only care if the niners do better than the Raiders. If a team's success was graded on whether or not they outperform the Raiders, there would be 31 successful teams in the NFL. So everytime Niners fans throw out comments like "at least their better than the raiders," it makes your team and yourself look very pathetic.
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.
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.
People need to understand that every time a fan of a garbage team talks shit about another team, that team's fans are gonna say some shit like "I don't know why you talkin, your team is worse." Don't try to put it on Niner fans, raider fans were doin that shit last year and the year before.
As for the game.. If I were a raider fan I wouldn't be saying SHIT. The Niners lost by 14 points, that's 2 scores.. The closest the raiders have been so far is 22 points. So kill it.
The Niners showed their inexperience once again this week. I was very disappointed in the play calling.. and the "rookie" mistakes on the big plays. If I were Antonio Bryant I'd be pissed when they took that 50 yard reception back. It seems his huge catches are always negated by some fucked up penalty.
Gore and Vernon Davis disappointed me as well. Alex Smith over/underthrew several balls to Bryant and Johnson, but he had another good game. 290+ yards, TD, no INT but he did fumble..
Props must go out to the Eagles' offense though. Those motherfuckers are sav. The Niner D played horribly, but I'm not sure there was much they could do.
As for the game.. If I were a raider fan I wouldn't be saying SHIT. The Niners lost by 14 points, that's 2 scores.. The closest the raiders have been so far is 22 points. So kill it.
The Niners showed their inexperience once again this week. I was very disappointed in the play calling.. and the "rookie" mistakes on the big plays. If I were Antonio Bryant I'd be pissed when they took that 50 yard reception back. It seems his huge catches are always negated by some fucked up penalty.
Gore and Vernon Davis disappointed me as well. Alex Smith over/underthrew several balls to Bryant and Johnson, but he had another good game. 290+ yards, TD, no INT but he did fumble..
Props must go out to the Eagles' offense though. Those motherfuckers are sav. The Niner D played horribly, but I'm not sure there was much they could do.
What does being a Raider fan have to do with being able to comment on any other football game? The niners got handled and this thread was about the Niner game, so of course people are gonna be saying negative things about them; look at how they played. I'm also not saying that Raiders fans arent the same way, because a lot of them are.
And about Davis, yeah he's raw. I just think they could have used the pick for something else but that's just my opinion.
And about Davis, yeah he's raw. I just think they could have used the pick for something else but that's just my opinion.
Did you not read the first part of my post?
You're a fan of the team dubbed the worst in the league. Your team has done absolutely nothing and have looked horrible in the process. You need to expect that shit. No matter what team you go and try to criticise, as soon as they find out you're a raider fan you're gonna get the same response. Don't bitch about something that's expected.
The Niners' main focus last year was offense. You saw how terrible they were.. Vernon Davis was the best offensive player available in the draft aside from a QB, and the Niners already had Alex Smith. That's why he was taken, to improve that horrible offense. They made the right choice. When he matures he will be ridiculous.
You're a fan of the team dubbed the worst in the league. Your team has done absolutely nothing and have looked horrible in the process. You need to expect that shit. No matter what team you go and try to criticise, as soon as they find out you're a raider fan you're gonna get the same response. Don't bitch about something that's expected.
The Niners' main focus last year was offense. You saw how terrible they were.. Vernon Davis was the best offensive player available in the draft aside from a QB, and the Niners already had Alex Smith. That's why he was taken, to improve that horrible offense. They made the right choice. When he matures he will be ridiculous.