Injuries - 9-Year Analysis

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Giedi:

lol I just showed u where teams that have more ACLs that compile up, have more success.

What is the issue?

Originally posted by random49er:

the 16 WORST Performers on this list have a combined 2022 W/L record of 142-126.
the 16 BEST Performers were 128-142 this year.

and... as for those 16 WORST performers....

the 16 WORST Performers on this list are responsible for:
3 of the last 4 Super Bowl Victories
7 of the last 8 Super Bowl Appearances

#We'reCursed!
#ThisIsNotSustainable!
#We'llNeverWinThisWay!
#ItsOnlyUs!

Holy S 2nd most ACL tears in the last 10 seasons

what further proof do the deniers need

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by BobSacamano69:
Holy S 2nd most ACL tears in the last 10 seasons

what further proof do the deniers need

What does it prove besides they've had the 2nd most ACL tears in the last 10 years?

They aren't looking for the healthiest 90 players every camp. If they were, they'd all be out of work.

7 of the last 8 participants in the SB from the bottom half of that chart, ACL injury wise.

Why are they not suffering?

The only exception was Tampa Bay...and just about their entire roster spent their 2022 season in the training room. It was apocryphal....lol.

They value TALENT>INJURY PRONENESS. It's worked....and hasn't been a problem for the other 6 of 8, SB-wise.

So what are we doing here? Just covering our eyes to the truth and doing the oh noez dance again?

Normally when one sees a list like this , the first thing that comes to mind is it is OUR FIELD…however, as we all know, ACLs have happened at a good many fields and one in NY that is famously bad. We seem to be able to screw up knees or ankles, whatever , no matter which field we play on. If all those injuries were from home field that is one thing….but home field just isn't it. Anywhere and everywhere are the answers.

Originally posted by pasodoc9er:
Normally when one sees a list like this , the first thing that comes to mind is it is OUR FIELD…however, as we all know, ACLs have happened at a good many fields and one in NY that is famously bad. We seem to be able to screw up knees or ankles, whatever , no matter which field we play on. If all those injuries were from home field that is one thing….but home field just isn't it. Anywhere and everywhere are the answers.

Going back to the previous year's ACL injuries,....2019,.... Julian Taylor -- Took him in the 7th Rd., right?



Yet another that slid in the draft due to multiple injuries. We chose his TALENT over HEALTH issues. It's what we do.

2018,...1 was Jimmy and we knew of his injury stuff back with the Patriots.

So are we still clued out with this chicken or the egg thing as to "why us?"

Originally posted by BobSacamano69:
Holy S 2nd most ACL tears in the last 10 seasons

what further proof do the deniers need

Agree 💯%,

Originally posted by pasodoc9er:
Normally when one sees a list like this , the first thing that comes to mind is it is OUR FIELD…however, as we all know, ACLs have happened at a good many fields and one in NY that is famously bad. We seem to be able to screw up knees or ankles, whatever , no matter which field we play on. If all those injuries were from home field that is one thing….but home field just isn't it. Anywhere and everywhere are the answers.

I think ShanaLynch is doing a better job getting more durable players, that being said, there is still too much injury to be just accidents and luck, in my point of view. But this last season, we escaped some injuries like the Deebo Samuel sprain, but the QB room got hit hard. 3 season ending injuries - you just can't go same old same old without really looking at *everything* (scheme, talent acquisition, philosophy etc.. ) at the QB position. In fact it should always be reviewed any time you don't win a Lombardi. Injury or no injury.

I do know that in the last couple of years this last season was one of the least amount of games played on astro-turf. That might be something.

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by BobSacamano69:
Holy S 2nd most ACL tears in the last 10 seasons

what further proof do the deniers need

Agree 💯%,

Yet they still made it to the NFC conference title game twice in the last 4 years and on SB. Probably would have made it this year if it wasn't for Purdy's injury.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by BobSacamano69:
Holy S 2nd most ACL tears in the last 10 seasons

what further proof do the deniers need

Agree 💯%,

Yet they still made it to the NFC conference title game twice in the last 4 years and on SB. Probably would have made it this year if it wasn't for Purdy's injury.

Agree 💯%, but for Purdy's injury, I am fully confident they would have beaten the Eagles.

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Sad thing is that chart is wrong. We actually lead the nfl with 28 since 2013 and Denver is 2nd with 24.

Originally posted by Luckycharms:
Sad thing is that chart is wrong. We actually lead the nfl with 28 since 2013 and Denver is 2nd with 24.

As the information provided shows,...it's not sad @ all. Just utterly irrelevant.