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Originally posted by magic49:
How hard is it to understand? Jimmy might make mistakes and have less gaudy numbers than guys like Kirk Cousins, but he is clutch w the game on the line and that's what you need to win. All NFL games are close no matter who the qb is, so the difference is who is better in the clutch!
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Its called nit picking. The question should be. Should George have caught that pass? The answer is, absolutely. End of discussion.
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
4 - 1 Playoffs record all time.
Big time winner in the regular season.
2nd NFC Championship appearance in 3 seasons.
1 prior Super Bowl appearance.
WZ still complaining.
Originally posted by TheGore49er:Originally posted by TheWooLick:Originally posted by CatchMaster80:Originally posted by 9NERNATE:As bad as Jimmy played, he still played better than Rodgers. Weather was a factor and he made some great plays on the last drive.
No he didn't. He just had the better team around him. Would the Niners have won that game without the special teams play? I doubt it.
Jimmy owns him.
With that logic, DJ Johnson owns him lol
Originally posted by random49er:
One last note on this,...lol...
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Its called nit picking. The question should be. Should George have caught that pass? The answer is, absolutely. End of discussion.
Never said he shouldn'tve caught the pass (it's George Kittle),...but the throw could've been much better. Easy throw for a pro QB to improve and garner an easy gain.
And on the nitpicking about ball placement... you may have never heard this, but...
Did I really take the time to make this image in the last 30 minutes? Or is it able to easily pluck off of the web because it's the game of football?
It only repeats what I've said about this play all morning: small things add up. I've seen off passes to wide open guys too many times to just brush it off.
Football really is a game of inches.
If you choose to follow this sport, you really do need to accept the fact that it's a game of inches. Don't get so upset when someone points out that a QB's play just isin't good enough unless it turns around.
We'll have beautiful conditions to play in wherever we play next week and you just cross your fingers and hope he makes better throws.
Congratulations to Jimmy Garoppolo on replacing Dr Fauci as Aaron Rodgers' least favorite Italian
— Richard Staff (@RichardStaff) January 23, 2022
Originally posted by random49er:One last note on this,...lol...
Originally posted by YACBros85:Its called nit picking. The question should be. Should George have caught that pass? The answer is, absolutely. End of discussion.
Never said he shouldn'tve caught the pass (it's George Kittle),...but the throw could've been much better. Easy throw for a pro QB to improve and garner an easy gain.
And on the nitpicking about ball placement... you may have never heard this, but...
Did I really take the time to make this image in the last 30 minutes? Or is it able to easily pluck off of the web because it's the game of football?
It only repeats what I've said about this play all morning: small things add up. I've seen off passes to wide open guys too many times to just brush it off.
Football really is a game of inches.
If you choose to follow this sport, you really do need to accept the fact that it's a game of inches. Don't get so upset when someone points out that a QB's play just isin't good enough unless it turns around.
We'll have beautiful conditions to play in wherever we play next week and you just cross your fingers and hope he makes better throws.
Originally posted by YACBros85:
One last note on this,...lol...
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Its called nit picking. The question should be. Should George have caught that pass? The answer is, absolutely. End of discussion.
Never said he shouldn'tve caught the pass (it's George Kittle),...but the throw could've been much better. Easy throw for a pro QB to improve and garner an easy gain.
And on the nitpicking about ball placement... you may have never heard this, but...
Did I really take the time to make this image in the last 30 minutes? Or is it able to easily pluck off of the web because it's the game of football?
It only repeats what I've said about this play all morning: small things add up. I've seen off passes to wide open guys too many times to just brush it off.
Football really is a game of inches.
If you choose to follow this sport, you really do need to accept the fact that it's a game of inches. Don't get so upset when someone points out that a QB's play just isin't good enough unless it turns around.
We'll have beautiful conditions to play in wherever we play next week and you just cross your fingers and hope he makes better throws.
Like I said in a much more recent post than you just quoted. You must not watch much if any games outside of 49er football. What you are doing is nit picking to the extreme.
Originally posted by random49er:
One last note on this,...lol...
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Its called nit picking. The question should be. Should George have caught that pass? The answer is, absolutely. End of discussion.
Never said he shouldn'tve caught the pass (it's George Kittle),...but the throw could've been much better. Easy throw for a pro QB to improve and garner an easy gain.
And on the nitpicking about ball placement... you may have never heard this, but...
Did I really take the time to make this image in the last 30 minutes? Or is it able to easily pluck off of the web because it's the game of football?
It only repeats what I've said about this play all morning: small things add up. I've seen off passes to wide open guys too many times to just brush it off.
Football really is a game of inches.
If you choose to follow this sport, you really do need to accept the fact that it's a game of inches. Don't get so upset when someone points out that a QB's play just isin't good enough unless it turns around.
We'll have beautiful conditions to play in wherever we play next week and you just cross your fingers and hope he makes better throws.
Originally posted by YACBros85:
I was worried that Jimmy would lose this game up until just after the int. He was standing on the sideline and someone put his jacket or whatever you call it over his shoulders and he throws it off in anger. That was a sign that the competitive Jimmy just came out to play.
Originally posted by random49er:
Originally posted by boomer49er:
Analyze the "Great QBs" and you'll find a million catches where the reciver had to make an adjustment to make the catch. "The Catch" was only a thing because Clark made a low probability circus catch. Last night everything Rodgers threw was low or short and the reciever had to go down to get it. On the long pass before the bloked FG, he probably scores if Rodgers doesn't make him turn completely around for the ball.
This pass was "off" by inches, but it still hit Kittle in the chest and in stride. KIttle would tell you he should make that catch 100 times out of 100.
I'm with you until this part. Sorry but it didn't hit Kittle in the chest and in stride. And Kittle's an unbelievable player,....so of course he's going to tell you that because he's a great player.
I'm not going to excuse 1 player's inconsistency due to another player's greatness.
Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Isn't good enough for what?
Not good enough to come back against the Rams to make the playoffs?
Not good enough to lead the team to a win on the Road against Dallas?
Not good enough to beat Rodgers and the Packers on the road in freezing temperatures?
He has been good enough for this legendary run to the NFCC Game. You have been wrong about what he is good wnough to do.
Originally posted by random49er:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
One last note on this,...lol...
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Its called nit picking. The question should be. Should George have caught that pass? The answer is, absolutely. End of discussion.
Never said he shouldn'tve caught the pass (it's George Kittle),...but the throw could've been much better. Easy throw for a pro QB to improve and garner an easy gain.
And on the nitpicking about ball placement... you may have never heard this, but...
Did I really take the time to make this image in the last 30 minutes? Or is it able to easily pluck off of the web because it's the game of football?
It only repeats what I've said about this play all morning: small things add up. I've seen off passes to wide open guys too many times to just brush it off.
Football really is a game of inches.
If you choose to follow this sport, you really do need to accept the fact that it's a game of inches. Don't get so upset when someone points out that a QB's play just isin't good enough unless it turns around.
We'll have beautiful conditions to play in wherever we play next week and you just cross your fingers and hope he makes better throws.
Like I said in a much more recent post than you just quoted. You must not watch much if any games outside of 49er football. What you are doing is nit picking to the extreme.
Like the image says/reads,...perspective really is everything. When your jubilation from the win calms down in several days or so, I suggest you come back and rewatch the video and see if you then agree with my comments on it. But yes, micromanaging is exactly what I'm doing regarding the pass.
Originally posted by random49er:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
One last note on this,...lol...
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Its called nit picking. The question should be. Should George have caught that pass? The answer is, absolutely. End of discussion.
Never said he shouldn'tve caught the pass (it's George Kittle),...but the throw could've been much better. Easy throw for a pro QB to improve and garner an easy gain.
And on the nitpicking about ball placement... you may have never heard this, but...
Did I really take the time to make this image in the last 30 minutes? Or is it able to easily pluck off of the web because it's the game of football?
It only repeats what I've said about this play all morning: small things add up. I've seen off passes to wide open guys too many times to just brush it off.
Football really is a game of inches.
If you choose to follow this sport, you really do need to accept the fact that it's a game of inches. Don't get so upset when someone points out that a QB's play just isin't good enough unless it turns around.
We'll have beautiful conditions to play in wherever we play next week and you just cross your fingers and hope he makes better throws.
Like I said in a much more recent post than you just quoted. You must not watch much if any games outside of 49er football. What you are doing is nit picking to the extreme.
Like the image says/reads,...perspective really is everything. When your jubilation from the win calms down in several days or so, I suggest you come back and rewatch the video and see if you then agree with my comments on it. But yes, micromanaging is exactly what I'm doing regarding the pass.