SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS VS TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS GAMEDAY THREAD (WEEK 15)

Go, Niners, go!

Every player healthy/practicing, I feel like our season has just begun.

Originally posted by VDSF:

What website is this prediction from????

Originally posted by mayo49:

Go, Niners, go!

I'm getting the vibe that Iupati could be another week away. He's been limited in both practices.

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:

I'm getting the vibe that Iupati could be another week away. He's been limited in both practices.

I'd rather him sit for two more weeks to get close to fully recovered. Snyder is doing pretty well filling in for Iupati and no need to rush him back on the field. Have him fully recovered for the Cardinals game and in to the playoff run, IMO.

Originally posted by ElephantHaley:

Originally posted by VDSF:

What website is this prediction from????

NFL.com - 60% chance of thundershowers in Tampa, Sunday. Does rainy weather equalize the game more cuz it might contribute to more turnovers?

"Sometimes you can kind of see him favoring that Achilles, and I don't even know which Achilles it is, but you can kind of see him hobbling around out there, here and there on plays," Revis said. 


out of curiousity how can Revis even know what the hell hes taking about? The comment doesnt make alot of sense, i mean how can you know hes favoring his achilles if you dont know which one was the injured one?

Originally posted by LoneWolf:
"Sometimes you can kind of see him favoring that Achilles, and I don't even know which Achilles it is, but you can kind of see him hobbling around out there, here and there on plays," Revis said.


out of curiousity how can Revis even know what the hell hes taking about? The comment doesnt make alot of sense, i mean how can you know hes favoring his achilles if you dont know which one was the injured one?

he watches film

We can win the rest of our regular season games without Iupati. Lets get him as healthy as possible for the playoffs.

Originally posted by LoneWolf:
"Sometimes you can kind of see him favoring that Achilles, and I don't even know which Achilles it is, but you can kind of see him hobbling around out there, here and there on plays," Revis said.


out of curiousity how can Revis even know what the hell hes taking about? The comment doesnt make alot of sense, i mean how can you know hes favoring his achilles if you dont know which one was the injured one?

I agree with him. Crabtree definitely isnt at full speed right now and isnt himself. If you dont believe he will get better from how he is playing currently than we are in for some trouble.

Originally posted by xela510:
I agree with him. Crabtree definitely isnt at full speed right now and isnt himself. If you dont believe he will get better from how he is playing currently than we are in for some trouble.

Disagree. I thought he performed well the past 2 weeks given how long he's been away from the field.

1st game back he made the 2nd longest pass catch we've had all year. 2nd game he caught 4 passes, and probably should of had more if not for some blatant defensive holding and a couple underthrows from Kap.

Originally posted by SofaKing:
Disagree. I thought he performed well the past 2 weeks given how long he's been away from the field.

1st game back he made the 2nd longest pass catch we've had all year. 2nd game he caught 4 passes, and probably should of had more if not for some blatant defensive holding and a couple underthrows from Kap.

Actually you do agree with me but you took my comment to the extreme. I dont think Crabtree is playing bad at all. I also dont think he is playing up to speed or up to par of what he shouldve been this year. Im saying the same thing you are, like you said "I thought he performed well the past 2 weeks given how long he's been away from the field" Thats the key phrase. Revis was asked if he thought Crabtree was back to himself, he said no, I agree. During that 60 yard play, at the end of the run, he tried to make cut but really couldnt and he just fell the to floor. Also, when he was targeted for the TD that was picked off, Crabtree was very slow on his break. Even the announcers said he was limping a little bit during one time in the seahawk game. He definitely looks off but he is still producing and making plays. He's going to be scary good when he gets back to full strength.

Originally posted by xela510:

We can win the rest of our regular season games without Iupati. Lets get him as healthy as possible for the playoffs.

Exactly.

Originally posted by xela510:

Originally posted by SofaKing:
Disagree. I thought he performed well the past 2 weeks given how long he's been away from the field.

1st game back he made the 2nd longest pass catch we've had all year. 2nd game he caught 4 passes, and probably should of had more if not for some blatant defensive holding and a couple underthrows from Kap.

Actually you do agree with me but you took my comment to the extreme. I dont think Crabtree is playing bad at all. I also dont think he is playing up to speed or up to par of what he shouldve been this year. Im saying the same thing you are, like you said "I thought he performed well the past 2 weeks given how long he's been away from the field" Thats the key phrase. Revis was asked if he thought Crabtree was back to himself, he said no, I agree. During that 60 yard play, at the end of the run, he tried to make cut but really couldnt and he just fell the to floor. Also, when he was targeted for the TD that was picked off, Crabtree was very slow on his break. Even the announcers said he was limping a little bit during one time in the seahawk game. He definitely looks off but he is still producing and making plays. He's going to be scary good when he gets back to full strength.

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