Originally posted by CharlieSheen:
Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
His posts are silly, he says we got blown out, yet it came down to the final plays of the game.
28-6 before the power outage.
Power outage wasn't needed. Moved the ball on them before the power outage. 28-3 happened to Kyle without any power outage
Apples and oranges. The power outage definitely affected the game. It gave the Niners a chance to regroup. To get out of the deer in headlights mode. If you don't think that helps then you need to study history and human psychology.
As for Kyle being in that situation-people are not including the other half of the equation, he did what his head coach wanted him to - its documented. Bill Walsh would have run the ball more.
As far as Kaep is concerned, while he did not have the weapons that Brock has, he did play scared compared to Brock in that if after his first two reads he normally takes off running not making off scheduled plays with his arm and instead relying on his legs majority of the time. Maybe his long gait/stride was the problem for this. Teams saw this and spied on him thereafter, daring him to beat him the arm. While made SOME long throws, he did not have a touch, often bulleting the ball and hard.
If you argue anything, Kyle gets his weapons more open than Roman does and he is not predictable like Roman was. He may have even made what the niners offensive weapons were back then look better and comparable. From Crabs to Vernon, and Frank Gore. These guys were not slouches. Case in point McCaffrey. He was not used to his fullest in Car. Only thing that Kyle has that Harb. did not have was the front office who listens to the coaches and scouts and let tries to only get players to his liking but the philosophy of his coaches.