5 minutes ago, Wentz_Era said:

I'm pretty sure we went over this with you last week, streams are on different times/latency/delays.

Obviously not a fan of streams for this very reason. Glad you caught up 

Hope Hurts runs for 250 yards if it means the Eagles win.

Doesn't make him a good QB.

Yes, the run D is bad, but again, teams aren't going to beat this Eagles team just running the ball alone. Rodgers looks like Rodgers again for the first time all season. This pass defense has not been that great of late.

We’ve had excellent second half defense all year, let’s hope it continues tonight cause we might score 50 

4 minutes ago, DawkinsOwnage03 said:

It’s a race thing 

No, it’s not. How much longer are the race baiters going to get away with this?

That niners D is fast and physical. I just don't see us matching up well to that brand of football at all, which is pretty f'n sad 

5 minutes ago, mikemack8 said:

I’d wager Mahomes would be noticeably affected without Kelce as well

Oh even worse. Watch Chiefs every game. They would greatly suffer. Rest of the offense is basically role players. No one earth shattering. Paceko has been a nice find at RB. But just a bunch of average guys that Mahomes makes look pretty good.

3 minutes ago, greendestiny27 said:

That niners D is fast and physical. I just don't see us matching up well to that brand of football at all, which is pretty f'n sad 

It will be funny watching Gannon play 2 deep, when SF plays almost exclusively within 10 yards of the LOS.

3 minutes ago, Cliftoma said:

Brown is being covered by one of the best in the game in Alexander. The fact that he is hard to take down makes him susceptible to fumbles.  

 

Hurts is definitely missing Goedert but Quez and Smith are stepping up. 

 

The fumbles are not excusable 

Hugh Douglas said trotter taught him how to play the run. Bring him in and teach the new guys 

Just now, greendestiny27 said:

That niners D is fast and physical. I just don't see us matching up well to that brand of football at all, which is pretty f'n sad 

They must have tackled in training camp. 

Just now, Waiting4Someday said:

It will funny watching Gannon play 2 deep, when SF plays almost exclusively within 10 yards of the LOS.

Stop hurting my feelings 

Just now, NCiggles said:

The fumbles are not excusable 

It's Hurts' fault. 

If Alexander is faithfully shadowing brown, every pass play should have Quez or Smith as the primary read until GB makes an adjustment.  Douglas can’t hang with either one of them.  

Don’t force crap underneath to Brown.  Don’t use Watkins or Smith as underneath possession WRs.  If you aren’t running it, then it should be all intermediate to deep passing from the pocket to Smith and Watkins.  By all means, let Sanders and Hurts run it as much as GB’s defense permits, but that needs to be the focus of the pass attack.

3 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

It’s fascinating that no one in the media acknowledges the complexities of Hurts’ game.

Up until that last throw, we had no passing offense.  It was like we had a wildcat backfield.  But the end product after his running, that great throw, and the offensive points…yeah, it’s hard to complain.

But this is a unique way of doing it for sure.

What do you want them to acknowledge? In bulk, the stats look good. You’d have to pick and chose specific instances to make it something else

9 minutes ago, Eagle1ne said:

How is Rasul Douglas not a safety yet. 

He’s good when he doesn’t have to play man 

GB has a good run game. They ran all over Dallas.  It is going to be hard to stop.  Looks like Joseph is less effective tonight.  Williams getting in the backfield.  

The DL needs to step up like they did on the last drive. Edwards cant let Jones just run by him without knocking him off his route.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

5 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

It’s fascinating that no one in the media acknowledges the complexities of Hurts’ game.

Up until that last throw, we had no passing offense.  It was like we had a wildcat backfield.  But the end product after his running, that great throw, and the offensive points…yeah, it’s hard to complain.

But this is a unique way of doing it for sure.

The question is whether this offense can translate into wins in the playoffs. 

1 minute ago, NCiggles said:

The fumbles are not excusable 

He’s not a running back and he’s not Debo Samuel.   We all know he’s tough, strong, and physical, but it’s time to start hitting the turf on some of these reception.  Defenses clearly smell blood in the water when he’s going for YAC.

2 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

The fumbles are not excusable 

Not excusing.  He needs to protect the ball.

Hurts with 254 yards in the first half and 4 TD drives. 

Of course

ST trash as usual.

Nice F’ing coverage