where the niner fans out now?
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It's easy to say you were being sarcastic no matter what you've said because we're on the internet and all we see is text. Somebody can make the most retarded comment ever and just say he was being sarcastic. But your little cheerleader Alex sure didn't think you were being sarcastic (though I'm sure he'll try to change it up and say he was also being sarcastic now that you've said it).
I don't understand, does the bold font slow you down or something? It should be easier because it makes the letter more clear..
But if it takes you a long ass time to read 3 sentences, so long that you think it's three paragraphs, then I don't know what to tell you homie.
I don't understand, does the bold font slow you down or something? It should be easier because it makes the letter more clear..
But if it takes you a long ass time to read 3 sentences, so long that you think it's three paragraphs, then I don't know what to tell you homie.
bold red font is not easier to read than plain text. especially when you put in italics. I wasn't saying that it takes sooo long for me to read 3 sentences, I said it looks, LOOKS, like hella more shit than it already is.
I thought the little "cheeky" bastard was an indication of sarcasm, but I see that I gotta "dumb it down"
I thought the little "cheeky" bastard was an indication of sarcasm, but I see that I gotta "dumb it down"
^^What? I don't even know what you're talking about. I only skim thru your posts because you NEVER know what the fuck is going on and you NEVER have anything to say. You just get yourself involved and say nothing. But I'll go back and check now..
OK I looked.. And your second post after the one I quoted was about Trent Dilfer. What the fuck do you want me to say? I'm not gonna stand up for his ass, he blows.
You must be referring to the long ass rambling comment you made that was directed to Masked Lemon, not me. That's why I did not respond to it. I really don't think you want me to.
OK I looked.. And your second post after the one I quoted was about Trent Dilfer. What the fuck do you want me to say? I'm not gonna stand up for his ass, he blows.
You must be referring to the long ass rambling comment you made that was directed to Masked Lemon, not me. That's why I did not respond to it. I really don't think you want me to.
Who’s better, 49ers or Raiders? I say Raiders
By John Ryan
Sunday, September 30th, 2007 at 4:09 pm in Raiders, 49ers, NFL.
I heard murmurs on this topic before the season started and chalked them up to hallucinogenic-mushroom-laced water in Raider Nation. But after four weeks, it’s a surprisingly legitimate question:
Are the Raiders better than the 49ers?
Right now, I’d say the answer is yes, and not just because it’s the First Place Oakland Raiders we’re talking about. But that’s part of it.
My thoughts:
Both teams are 2-2. But the Raiders have a head-turning win — today on the road in Miami, and yes Miami is horrible, but no worse than St. Louis, whom the 49ers beat only because Dante Hall dropped a punt and Jeff Wilkins’ range is a mere 55 yards. The Raiders dominated their road win. The 49ers backed into theirs.
Fun meaningless stat: The Raiders are plus-2 in point differential. The 49ers are minus-37.
The Raiders have been in every game. Specifically, they have been leading in the fourth quarter of every game. The 49ers have played two fourth quarters of JV slop ball.
The coaching edge goes to … the Raiders? Hey, it bowls me over too. But look at the first touchdown Daunte Culpepper ran in — that formation with one back offset to the right, it opened the whole middle up for a 250-pound man to scoot through. And look at the way Lane Kiffin is laying it down in the second half — his offensive line is knocking the crap out of the other team for entire drives for two weeks now. Even in Denver, LaMont Jordan was running all over the Broncos, and only Josh McCown’s brainlock (and Jano) kept them from winning.
Meanwhile, the 49ers are using game plans that wouldn’t be satisfactory at any NCAA Division I school in the country. Come to think of it, we know Lane can call plays in college at least, and we’re seeing it in the pros so far. Can we say anything even remotely close to that about Jim Hostler? This falls on Mike Nolan’s head, too.
The quarterback edge goes to … the Raiders? Maybe the 49ers can be one of those teams to try to trade for Josh McCown. The Raiders, I think they’ll be OK without him. I don’t know Alex Smith’s condition, but I’m not sure he makes them much better at 100 percent health. At least we know from today that he isn’t causing this pitiful wreck of an offense.
The defenses are close. I might even give the edge to Oakland. Yeah, they entered today ranked 27th in the league in yards, and I devoted a post to this earlier today debunking that myth. Last year, the Raiders ranked third. That was all based on the opposing offense tucking in the playbook in the second half. This year, the Raiders are making game-turning plays.
The 49ers’ defense, meanwhile, does that a little bit in the secondary. But it’s 1 for 4 in playing the run well this season.
The fire is there. In Oakland. The 49ers were playing their biggest game since Mooch left, and it looked and felt like the middle of August. The Raiders have been living on emotion for four weeks now.
It’s a much better look.
By John Ryan
Sunday, September 30th, 2007 at 4:09 pm in Raiders, 49ers, NFL.
I heard murmurs on this topic before the season started and chalked them up to hallucinogenic-mushroom-laced water in Raider Nation. But after four weeks, it’s a surprisingly legitimate question:
Are the Raiders better than the 49ers?
Right now, I’d say the answer is yes, and not just because it’s the First Place Oakland Raiders we’re talking about. But that’s part of it.
My thoughts:
Both teams are 2-2. But the Raiders have a head-turning win — today on the road in Miami, and yes Miami is horrible, but no worse than St. Louis, whom the 49ers beat only because Dante Hall dropped a punt and Jeff Wilkins’ range is a mere 55 yards. The Raiders dominated their road win. The 49ers backed into theirs.
Fun meaningless stat: The Raiders are plus-2 in point differential. The 49ers are minus-37.
The Raiders have been in every game. Specifically, they have been leading in the fourth quarter of every game. The 49ers have played two fourth quarters of JV slop ball.
The coaching edge goes to … the Raiders? Hey, it bowls me over too. But look at the first touchdown Daunte Culpepper ran in — that formation with one back offset to the right, it opened the whole middle up for a 250-pound man to scoot through. And look at the way Lane Kiffin is laying it down in the second half — his offensive line is knocking the crap out of the other team for entire drives for two weeks now. Even in Denver, LaMont Jordan was running all over the Broncos, and only Josh McCown’s brainlock (and Jano) kept them from winning.
Meanwhile, the 49ers are using game plans that wouldn’t be satisfactory at any NCAA Division I school in the country. Come to think of it, we know Lane can call plays in college at least, and we’re seeing it in the pros so far. Can we say anything even remotely close to that about Jim Hostler? This falls on Mike Nolan’s head, too.
The quarterback edge goes to … the Raiders? Maybe the 49ers can be one of those teams to try to trade for Josh McCown. The Raiders, I think they’ll be OK without him. I don’t know Alex Smith’s condition, but I’m not sure he makes them much better at 100 percent health. At least we know from today that he isn’t causing this pitiful wreck of an offense.
The defenses are close. I might even give the edge to Oakland. Yeah, they entered today ranked 27th in the league in yards, and I devoted a post to this earlier today debunking that myth. Last year, the Raiders ranked third. That was all based on the opposing offense tucking in the playbook in the second half. This year, the Raiders are making game-turning plays.
The 49ers’ defense, meanwhile, does that a little bit in the secondary. But it’s 1 for 4 in playing the run well this season.
The fire is there. In Oakland. The 49ers were playing their biggest game since Mooch left, and it looked and felt like the middle of August. The Raiders have been living on emotion for four weeks now.
It’s a much better look.
I've got a MacBook Pro 15" widescreen laptop, my monitor is fine, you're just partial to red. it still is irritating for me to look at, but I do (usually) wanna read what you have to say so I subject my eyes to that torture
[sarcasm]hee hee, ha ha, ho ho.[/sarcasm] :ermm:
maybe you should, then you might have a nice day
[sarcasm]hee hee, ha ha, ho ho.[/sarcasm] :ermm:
maybe you should, then you might have a nice day
I have a 19" Eizo Nanao FlexScan L 760T-C monitor, it looks fine on my end.
:devious: <-- There's a smilie for you.
And Alex510, congratulations. You've found a writer with an opinion, just like you and I have. What are you trying to prove? Everyone is always talking about how you "shouldn't pay attention" to them, but now that one agrees with you it's all good. Haha.. Give up.
PS - the only reason I even acknowledged your post is because you would have started talking shit like I had nothing to say about it, as if it shut me down. Get outta here already.
:devious: <-- There's a smilie for you.
And Alex510, congratulations. You've found a writer with an opinion, just like you and I have. What are you trying to prove? Everyone is always talking about how you "shouldn't pay attention" to them, but now that one agrees with you it's all good. Haha.. Give up.
PS - the only reason I even acknowledged your post is because you would have started talking shit like I had nothing to say about it, as if it shut me down. Get outta here already.
all i know is the niners need to get their offense going. the o-line needs to get their shit together. the pass protection is horrific and the run game isn't going anywhere. the fuckin receivers don't get any separation. and when they are thrown a catchable pass they fuckin drop the ball. next we face the ravens with their d. and following the bye week are the giants in ny. did you see what they did to philly and mcnabb? the 49er D holding it down although i still expect better from the run defense and more pass rush from the d-line. the 49ers offense and offensive coaches need to step their game up. otherwise the only way these 49ers can win is the defense needs to run interceptions and fumbles back for a touchdown. or special teams need to score for us. sd needs to fire norv turner and that fool needs to come back and run this offense.
