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Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Of course. We had a 10 point lead with 7 minutes to go so ANY QB or unit that played a tad better might have been the difference in 1 defensive stop, TO or first down to close out the game. Draw a straw.
So then you should never be in here criticizing the OL as everyone is to blame for every loss equally.
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
Seems like a pretty singular way of looking at things.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by NCommand:
LOL. Understatement there. 31st in health over the past 7 years. That said this is the healthiest we've been so don't want to jinx it.
What changed about the scheme this year that has kept them all healthy? Surely with all your in depth research you have the answers.
Well, OL (Williams, Banks, Burford, McKivitz) and RB's (CMC, Mitchell) are still getting hurt. Deebo. Ray-Ray. Kittle. So nothing new. They just haven't had season ending I.R. losses and most have been able to rejoin after a couple weeks. So nothing really other then the longevity.
Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
Seems like a pretty singular way of looking at things.
It's the complete opposite of blaming a single player. It's never one players fault but it's also never equal blame to go around. The same ridiculous extreme.
Especially back then. Plenty of fault to go around from a team perspective.
Originally posted by NCommand:
I'm in every thread. Especially back then. Plenty of fault to go around from a team perspective.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Can you read? Or is this a comprehension thing?
Especially back then. Plenty of fault to go around from a team perspective.
Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by NCommand:
LOL. Understatement there. 31st in health over the past 7 years. That said this is the healthiest we've been so don't want to jinx it.
What changed about the scheme this year that has kept them all healthy? Surely with all your in depth research you have the answers.
Well, OL (Williams, Banks, Burford, McKivitz) and RB's (CMC, Mitchell) are still getting hurt. Deebo. Ray-Ray. Kittle. So nothing new. They just haven't had season ending I.R. losses and most have been able to rejoin after a couple weeks. So nothing really other then the longevity.
Agree and I'll just add that in 2020 I think the 49ers had 9 games on astro-turf. It was one of the most injury riddled teams in Kyle's tenure. Right now, I'm looking (for the whole season) at around 3-ish games or so, on astro turf, the rest, including the upcoming Eagle's game is on natural grass.
Originally posted by NCommand:
It's convenient to ignore this though. Ignoring the neglect on the OL is parallel to the same crowd ignoring our outlier injury trends too. #BlindFaith
Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Can you read? Or is this a comprehension thing?
Especially back then. Plenty of fault to go around from a team perspective.
It doesn't make it equal. Every unit isn't equally at fault. That idea is asinine.
Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by NCommand:
It's convenient to ignore this though. Ignoring the neglect on the OL is parallel to the same crowd ignoring our outlier injury trends too. #BlindFaith
Yet you can't come up with a single reason why the injuries are happenning to us and ignore what happens to other teams. Is it also the scheme in Baltimore? How about for the Chargers? What about their schemes specifically are getting their players hurt?
Originally posted by NCommand:just saying it doesn't make it valid, can you provide anything to justify this claim (and bringing up the number/amount of injuries is not justification) ?
Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by NCommand:
It's convenient to ignore this though. Ignoring the neglect on the OL is parallel to the same crowd ignoring our outlier injury trends too. #BlindFaith
Yet you can't come up with a single reason why the injuries are happenning to us and ignore what happens to other teams. Is it also the scheme in Baltimore? How about for the Chargers? What about their schemes specifically are getting their players hurt?
Scheme is a valid argument. It's happening in Miami too.
The San Francisco 49ers have signed cornerback Kemon Hall and safety Erik Harris to the team's practice squad and released offensive lineman Henry Byrd.
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by NCommand:just saying it doesn't make it valid, can you provide anything to justify this claim (and bringing up the number/amount of injuries is not justification) ?
Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by NCommand:
It's convenient to ignore this though. Ignoring the neglect on the OL is parallel to the same crowd ignoring our outlier injury trends too. #BlindFaith
Yet you can't come up with a single reason why the injuries are happenning to us and ignore what happens to other teams. Is it also the scheme in Baltimore? How about for the Chargers? What about their schemes specifically are getting their players hurt?
Scheme is a valid argument. It's happening in Miami too.
Originally posted by NCommand:like i said, the number of injuries is not justification.
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by NCommand:just saying it doesn't make it valid, can you provide anything to justify this claim (and bringing up the number/amount of injuries is not justification) ?
Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by NCommand:
It's convenient to ignore this though. Ignoring the neglect on the OL is parallel to the same crowd ignoring our outlier injury trends too. #BlindFaith
Yet you can't come up with a single reason why the injuries are happenning to us and ignore what happens to other teams. Is it also the scheme in Baltimore? How about for the Chargers? What about their schemes specifically are getting their players hurt?
Scheme is a valid argument. It's happening in Miami too.
You want 7 more years of evidence? There's a thread for that.
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by NCommand:like i said, the number of injuries is not justification.
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by NCommand:just saying it doesn't make it valid, can you provide anything to justify this claim (and bringing up the number/amount of injuries is not justification) ?
Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by NCommand:
It's convenient to ignore this though. Ignoring the neglect on the OL is parallel to the same crowd ignoring our outlier injury trends too. #BlindFaith
Yet you can't come up with a single reason why the injuries are happenning to us and ignore what happens to other teams. Is it also the scheme in Baltimore? How about for the Chargers? What about their schemes specifically are getting their players hurt?
Scheme is a valid argument. It's happening in Miami too.
You want 7 more years of evidence? There's a thread for that.
if your meaning of scheme is just playing football, then maybe i can agree with you.