Thanksgiving Day Niners @ Ravens
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I only get mad when raiders fans say fuck the niners for no reason, other than that how can i not wish success for another good bay area team that the media ignores? Raiders did a good job at bouncing back and theyre in first place because of it. Theyre a good team.
But on the real 49ers for life son.
But on the real 49ers for life son.
Yea take this loss and move on. Another propful performance by 9ers defense. They are proving to the league that they are the foundation of the 9ers success this season. id be more concerned with your qb @ this point in the season, cause a disasterous game as last night with your oline and qb with a playoff caliber team can end your superbowl aspirations in the playoffs when it comes to that time.
Lol @ u sore losers bringin up the raiders record, apples n oranges guys. Be thankful both teams in the bay have plus records, see u trolls on sunday....
Lol @ u sore losers bringin up the raiders record, apples n oranges guys. Be thankful both teams in the bay have plus records, see u trolls on sunday....
I think your record is better than you team, plain and simple.
Look at the last few QB's to win the Superbowl? Is your boy ASS capable of carrying the Niners come playoff time? Offense wins championships in today's NFL.
You guys have played well so far, but come playoff time if you guys have to play from behind it is a wrap.
Look at the last few QB's to win the Superbowl? Is your boy ASS capable of carrying the Niners come playoff time? Offense wins championships in today's NFL.
You guys have played well so far, but come playoff time if you guys have to play from behind it is a wrap.
Detroit and Philly, you guys came back. But Detroit and Philly aren't even playoff caliber teams this year....
You guys picked it up in the second half and were ahead of the Giants.
Look at the last few Superbowl winners and the QB of the winning team. Is Smith capable of stepping to the plate and taking over a game with his arm come playoff time?
Smith has been good this year, there is no question. Last night showed that the old ASS is still alive and breathing though, history is history. 15/24 96 yards and a pick. 61.1 QB rating. That is the ASS I know.
You guys picked it up in the second half and were ahead of the Giants.
Look at the last few Superbowl winners and the QB of the winning team. Is Smith capable of stepping to the plate and taking over a game with his arm come playoff time?
Smith has been good this year, there is no question. Last night showed that the old ASS is still alive and breathing though, history is history. 15/24 96 yards and a pick. 61.1 QB rating. That is the ASS I know.
How is our record better than our team? we've played teams out of our division except like 2 games this season.. we beat Eastcoast teams, we didnt get blown out by a Ravens team.. they just happened to have a better qb than us.. and we played at their house, theres an advantage there with the crowd noise.
The Har-Bowl did big business for the NFL.
NFL Network drew 10.7 million viewers for Thursday night’s 49ers-Ravens game, making it the most-watched program in the eight-year history of the league’s cable channel. The rating broke a record for NFL Network set in 2009, when 10.5 million viewers watched the Cowboys play the Saints.
It’s easy to see why the game drew big ratings: It featured two winning teams, it was close and competitive into the fourth quarter, and the Jim Harbaugh vs. John Harbaugh coaching battle made it an easy game to market to the folks who don’t automatically watch every NFL game and were considering — gasp! — turning off the TV and talking to their families on Thanksgiving night.
This year’s Thanksgiving night game drew about 50 percent more viewers than last year, when NFL Network got 7.1 million viewers for a Jets-Bengals game. Through three games this year NFL Network’s Thursday Night Football is averaging 7.5 million viewers a game, a 28 percent increase from the ratings in 2010.
NFL Network drew 10.7 million viewers for Thursday night’s 49ers-Ravens game, making it the most-watched program in the eight-year history of the league’s cable channel. The rating broke a record for NFL Network set in 2009, when 10.5 million viewers watched the Cowboys play the Saints.
It’s easy to see why the game drew big ratings: It featured two winning teams, it was close and competitive into the fourth quarter, and the Jim Harbaugh vs. John Harbaugh coaching battle made it an easy game to market to the folks who don’t automatically watch every NFL game and were considering — gasp! — turning off the TV and talking to their families on Thanksgiving night.
This year’s Thanksgiving night game drew about 50 percent more viewers than last year, when NFL Network got 7.1 million viewers for a Jets-Bengals game. Through three games this year NFL Network’s Thursday Night Football is averaging 7.5 million viewers a game, a 28 percent increase from the ratings in 2010.
I aint looking that far ahead Bro, I know the talent that we have @ certain positions. It's finally a rebuilding year w/ positive attributes to it and I'm loving it.... yea we should B in the playoffs and that should B another learning curve for this team/coach.
Also I was loving all the hype everyone was giving the Bay area teams, it seems like if We both don't win.... media gives two shits, Both Teams win and we start breaking esst coast bitches necks. that's the part I was loving!
Also I was loving all the hype everyone was giving the Bay area teams, it seems like if We both don't win.... media gives two shits, Both Teams win and we start breaking esst coast bitches necks. that's the part I was loving!