Injuries - 9-Year Analysis

AA has plantar fasciitis that developed before week 1. does this s**t ever stop!??? Every week multiple starters go down.

Just trying to keep track here. #1 QB, #1 RB, #1 OT, #1 DT and #1 Safety are all out now. Along with a handful of others. I'm at a ;oss to explain how the 49ers are always the most (or one of the most) injured teams in the league. You can't win when your best players are always in streets.

Originally posted by NinerPrideinNJ:

Originally posted by random49er:

Originally posted by almerrell:
Long-time reader, rare caller. Close this thread, it serves no purpose. Just highlights things beyond our control. Talk about injuries in the player's thread, not here. Put it up for a vote.

A certain poster feels like he OWNs this thread and he'll bump the hell out of it till the wheels fall off.

NCommand like gets a weird schadenfreud boner off this thread. And it's killing the team and the rest of us.

This thing needs to die

Now you know why Kyle kept 5 RB's, 10 OL, 2 NFL starting QB's, 4 TE's, only 5 WR's etc. on the initial 53.

Football Gods took it as a challenge.

Originally posted by NinerPrideinNJ:
NCommand like gets a weird schadenfreud boner off this thread. And it's killing the team and the rest of us.

This thing needs to die

He's really convinced that predicting that guys will get injured playing football is a learned skill.

Imagine seeing this much weekly evidence as a fan for 8+ years and still saying, "This is just football."

You're partially correct... its, "49ers football."

No need to get mad, triggered or even challenge it anymore when you KNOW it's coming.

It's just a matter of attrition at the crucial positions and whether you can weather it enough to make the playoffs.

9-8

Originally posted by NCommand:
Imagine seeing this much weekly evidence as a fan for 8+ years and still saying, "This is just football."

You're partially correct... its, "49ers football."

No need to get mad, triggered or even challenge it anymore when you KNOW it's coming.

It's just a matter of attrition at the crucial positions and whether you can weather it enough to make the playoffs.

9-8

I mean, sure, in some ways. Soft tissue injuries, I grant you, say something about preparation, training, etc. But Trey's injury, Trent's injury, and other injuries like Trent's, soft tissue or not, are just part of playing football. It's unfortunate, and I guess if one belives in curses you can attribute it to that. But a fair amount of these injuries really are just football injuries.

Originally posted by NCommand:
Imagine seeing this much weekly evidence as a fan for 8+ years and still saying, "This is just football."

You're partially correct... its, "49ers football."

No need to get mad, triggered or even challenge it anymore when you KNOW it's coming.

It's just a matter of attrition at the crucial positions and whether you can weather it enough to make the playoffs.

9-8

But what's the conclusion to be drawn?

The 8 years you're referencing stretch across several coaching staffs, several strength and conditioning staffs, and various crops of players.

If you're saying "well, that's just football," fine. But to say "it's 49ers football" doesn't mean anything without an actual analysis of why the injuries mount despite changing variables.

I guess what I'm ultimately saying is: This thread is literally nothing but a list of injuries. There's no analysis to be found here.

Originally posted by Polkadots:

Originally posted by NCommand:
Imagine seeing this much weekly evidence as a fan for 8+ years and still saying, "This is just football."

You're partially correct... its, "49ers football."

No need to get mad, triggered or even challenge it anymore when you KNOW it's coming.

It's just a matter of attrition at the crucial positions and whether you can weather it enough to make the playoffs.

9-8

I mean, sure, in some ways. Soft tissue injuries, I grant you, say something about preparation, training, etc. But Trey's injury, Trent's injury, and other injuries like Trent's, soft tissue or not, are just part of playing football. It's unfortunate, and I guess if one belives in curses you can attribute it to that. But a fair amount of these injuries really are just football injuries.

The Bills had 5 defensive starters out yesterday. There are just more and more players getting hurt. The one thing that does seem to be down are concussions.

I looked at the injury report heading into yesterdays games and the Niners actually had one of the smaller lists. What keeps hurting the Niners is key players going down. It's just agonizing that it's happening so early in the season. Hopefully most of them will be healthy toward the end.

Is anyone surprised????
did people not realize this should be expected every week???

until they finally make the needed changes, expect this to keep happening.

every
single
f**king
game!

Originally posted by NCommand:
Imagine seeing this much weekly evidence as a fan for 8+ years and still saying, "This is just football."

You're partially correct... its, "49ers football."

No need to get mad, triggered or even challenge it anymore when you KNOW it's coming.

It's just a matter of attrition at the crucial positions and whether you can weather it enough to make the playoffs.

9-8

Denial
Denial
Denial
Denial
Denial

Originally posted by BobSacamano69:
Is anyone surprised????
did people not realize this should be expected every week???

until they finally make the needed changes, expect this to keep happening.

every
single
f**king
game!

one change would to not play at all

Originally posted by Polkadots:

Originally posted by NCommand:
Imagine seeing this much weekly evidence as a fan for 8+ years and still saying, "This is just football."

You're partially correct... its, "49ers football."

No need to get mad, triggered or even challenge it anymore when you KNOW it's coming.

It's just a matter of attrition at the crucial positions and whether you can weather it enough to make the playoffs.

9-8

I mean, sure, in some ways. Soft tissue injuries, I grant you, say something about preparation, training, etc. But Trey's injury, Trent's injury, and other injuries like Trent's, soft tissue or not, are just part of playing football. It's unfortunate, and I guess if one belives in curses you can attribute it to that. But a fair amount of these injuries really are just football injuries.

Correct. Freak injuries. There's a normal volume. But when it's at that volume over that long, that's not normal. That's what this AGL thread demonstrated. It's so consistent it's affecting our team building strategy.

Originally posted by BYisGod:
But what's the conclusion to be drawn?

The 8 years you're referencing stretch across several coaching staffs, several strength and conditioning staffs, and various crops of players.

If you're saying "well, that's just football," fine. But to say "it's 49ers football" doesn't mean anything without an actual analysis of why the injuries mount despite changing variables.

I guess what I'm ultimately saying is: This thread is literally nothing but a list of injuries. There's no analysis to be found here.

That's for your own theories. There is a nice Rams article a few pages back about their strategy. We have some insight into our NHL team.

The evidence is there and beyond consistent. That's why it's 49er football.

There has been numerous theories and discussions in here on how to combat this but they continue to do the same things annually. So from that aspect, the analysis is the 49ers are demonstrating the very definition of insanity...doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.

If you study AGL, you'll learn a lot about injury trends in the NFL with other teams in relationship to us. I'd be happy to email you the results if you'd like.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by BobSacamano69:
Is anyone surprised????
did people not realize this should be expected every week???

until they finally make the needed changes, expect this to keep happening.

every
single
f**king
game!

one change would to not play at all

Now this is the kind of outside the box thinking I like!