Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by dj43:
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by dj43:
Of course there are several of the more vociferous members of the anti-Alex webzoners that have followed him over to KC and never miss an opportunity to taint the conversation there.
As to the actual game itself; the Chiefs were playing one of the very best defenses in the league, hence, to not roll up a lot of points is no great crime. I am more concerned about the fact that when our 1s were in the game offensively, we did nothing apart from one run by Gore.
Alex was playing against our 2's and still looked like a deer in the head lights
and our number 1 O had one series with a missed TD attempt to Chad Hall
Whose headlights were blinding the THREE KC receivers who dropped passes that were right in their hands?
Don't bother answering. We all know your predisposition. I am more concerned about continued 49er penalties, lack of WR talent and who will emerge as the backup QB.
im going to answer it with another question ...why does every receiver have trouble catching balls from Alex Smith ?
Penalties can be correcte
No QB depth to compliment our WR depth
When the ball is right in your hands, in stride, there is NO excuse for not catching it. NONE.
Yes, penalties can be corrected, however, there is something missing in the coaching mix since Harbaugh arrived. The last year under Nolan/Singletary, this team, which we all agreed was bad, was 14th in the league in penalties. In the two years under Harbaugh, penalties INCREASED to 7th and 6th most last season. Led the league in delay of game, 1st in unnecessary roughness, 2nd in defensive holding...other categories were high as well. This, IMO, is a coaching issue.
Depth at the two most important offensive positions (QB & WR) is a red flag. To me, the rest of the roster is relatively set. The remaining two games need to solve those two.