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Originally posted by Jcool:FWIW Jimmy threw 27 TDs which was tied for 5th in the NFL last season. It was more than Wentz, Cousins, Watson, Rodgers and Ryan to name a few.
Originally posted by Jcool:Originally posted by sacniner:Originally posted by Sickaa:Originally posted by sacniner:Originally posted by mayo49:Yeah, the wild cat on 3rd and 4 - was a horrible call.
It's one f**king play and Niner fans are obsessing over it. One bad play... it sucked, but Jimmy's inexcusable pick was more costly
Jimmy Is known for turning the ball over though. He can be a little careless with the ball and It's costing us dearly as we saw today.
That's an awful thing to be known for, especially if you aren't a true gunslinger like Favre who could make up for it with super human throws.
FWIW Jimmy threw 27 TDs which was tied for 5th in the NFL last season. It was more than Wentz, Cousins, Watson, Rodgers and Ryan to name a few.
Originally posted by Jcool:If the defense was dominating then Seattle shouldnt have scored.
Originally posted by Sickaa:Having a D that keeps giving you the ball back in good field position sure helps a lot though.
Originally posted by Jcool:Originally posted by sacniner:Originally posted by Jcool:Originally posted by sacniner:Originally posted by mayo49:Yeah, the wild cat on 3rd and 4 - was a horrible call.
It's one f**king play and Niner fans are obsessing over it. One bad play... it sucked, but Jimmy's inexcusable pick was more costly
And Pettis fumble was more costly.
It was a two TD game at that point. With Jimmy slanging the rock, and Wilson and Metcalf cooking, less than a five percent chance we would have came back.
Jimmy's pick flipped momentum. The defense was dominating at that time and it was in the redzone
If the defense was dominating then Seattle shouldnt have scored.
Originally posted by sacniner:Originally posted by Sickaa:Having a D that keeps giving you the ball back in good field position sure helps a lot though.
That's now how it works. You s**t on the rest of the team, coaches and front office to help prop up #10. If the rest of the aforementioned men are performing at a high level, you don't bring it up. Only Jimmy's stats
Originally posted by sacniner:
Originally posted by Jcool:
If the defense was dominating then Seattle shouldnt have scored.
That pick changed the game. Momentum is a real thing in sports. That pick was the worst play of the game. We aren't built to come from behind. Ball control, running, short throws is how we can win.
Originally posted by sacniner:Originally posted by Jcool:If the defense was dominating then Seattle shouldnt have scored.
That pick changed the game. Momentum is a real thing in sports. That pick was the worst play of the game. We aren't built to come from behind. Ball control, running, short throws is how we can win.
Originally posted by Jcool:Originally posted by sacniner:Originally posted by Jcool:If the defense was dominating then Seattle shouldnt have scored.
That pick changed the game. Momentum is a real thing in sports. That pick was the worst play of the game. We aren't built to come from behind. Ball control, running, short throws is how we can win.
So explain how Seattle gained a total of 3 yards on 1st and 2nd down then on a 3rd & 8 were Seattle gained 9 yards? Did they have enough momentum to stop them for only 2 of the 3 downs?
Originally posted by sacniner:
Originally posted by Jcool:
Originally posted by sacniner:
Originally posted by Jcool:
If the defense was dominating then Seattle shouldnt have scored.
That pick changed the game. Momentum is a real thing in sports. That pick was the worst play of the game. We aren't built to come from behind. Ball control, running, short throws is how we can win.
So explain how Seattle gained a total of 3 yards on 1st and 2nd down then on a 3rd & 8 were Seattle gained 9 yards? Did they have enough momentum to stop them for only 2 of the 3 downs?
What is their to explain? They got a first down. You get three downs to get a first, with an option on fourth down. Seattle converted.
The interception in the red zone was back breaking. Changed the game early on. The defense struggled after. They may have struggled regardless of the pick, who knows, but the pick was a momentum changer. Surprised you are debating that.
Mansplaining isn't so bad
Originally posted by Jcool:How was that play back breaking and changed the game? It was 6-0 then the 49ers scored to make it 7-6. Even 13-7 at the half the game wasn't even close to being over. The game was still in reach at 20-7 and then Pettis fumbled in the red zone Seattle scored making it 27-7 which at that point it was to much to overcome.
Originally posted by sacniner:
Originally posted by Jcool:
How was that play back breaking and changed the game? It was 6-0 then the 49ers scored to make it 7-6. Even 13-7 at the half the game wasn't even close to being over. The game was still in reach at 20-7 and then Pettis fumbled in the red zone Seattle scored making it 27-7 which at that point it was to much to overcome.
We would have been up 7-0, or 3-0. Seattle's offense was struggling, playing flat. We keep momentum on our side. Play with a lead.
You throw the pick, Seattle goes up and finds their footing on offense
Mo-men-tum bro. Picks in the red zone are one of the worst things in a game. Picks are always bad, in the red zone they are worse. And Aiyuk looked to be open on the same side of the field
Originally posted by Jcool:I dont think you know what momentum is.
