⛏ SF 49ERS @ WAS REDSKINS 🐷 Pregame Thread - 2019 Season Week 7

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by RTFirefly:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by swoosh6996:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by illinois9er:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

I don't see how you can say they haven't been at least a bit arrogant. They overlooked the Steelers, played very sloppily to start that game (probably didn't think they'd have to try against a backup QB making his first start). Now we've got Breida on NFL Network talking about how we'll beat the Patriots in the Super Bowl. That's not something I'd want our players saying ever, but especially not after just 5 games against a relatively soft schedule.

They're a young team, so it's not surprising that after their first taste of success they might get a little cocky, but it is something Shanahan is going to have to reign in. As Shanahan has said, this league will humble you pretty quickly.

Yeah that's not true. He was specifically asked how he felt the 9ers matched up against the Pats and he said "I feel like I like our chances". Wtf do you expect him to say? At least get your info straight.

I expect him to say the responsible thing and decline to comment on teams that we're not preparing to play this week. It's not hard. Why risk stirring up controversy by saying we would beat the Patriots?

He didn't say anything wrong. You are just twisting his comments to fit this negative Nancy narrative you have with the team.

How am I twisting what he said? How else would you interpret it?

1) He didn't talk about the Patriots until asked about it, and;

2) He never said that we would beat the Patriots. He made a short, thoroughly diplomatic, typical football answer.

You have invented this whole thing. You have done this before.

How did I invent it? Are you saying it didn't happen? Because it's on NFL.com if you'd like to watch it.

Originally posted by LVJay:

For anyone worrying your pretty little mind as if anyone in here can jinx a game, etc...........

49ers aren't sleeping on anyone, they're going on a massacre

"No opponent is being overlooked. Not even the 1-5 Washington Redskins"

https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/129502-49ers-treating-each-matchup-championship-success-quickly-disappear/

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:
How did I invent it? Are you saying it didn't happen? Because it's on NFL.com if you'd like to watch it.

Originally posted by frenchmov:

Originally posted by LVJay:
For anyone worrying your pretty little mind as if anyone in here can jinx a game, etc...........

49ers aren't sleeping on anyone, they're going on a massacre

"No opponent is being overlooked. Not even the 1-5 Washington Redskins"

https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/129502-49ers-treating-each-matchup-championship-success-quickly-disappear/

Idk everyone says that every time. I don't think they're being overlooked but every NFL team has really good players and weird s**t can happen. But I think shanahan will have them up for this game...

Originally posted by SFL49ER:

Originally posted by BuZzB05:

We should put to Bosa play for part time and play normal against Redskins because we will wins game this Sunday. We should not mock fun them at Redskins teams. We should keep our teams for healthy. It is very important for healthy our team!!

That's right Buzz! I agree. Definitely need to get healthy and stay healthy

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by RTFirefly:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by swoosh6996:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by illinois9er:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:
I don't see how you can say they haven't been at least a bit arrogant. They overlooked the Steelers, played very sloppily to start that game (probably didn't think they'd have to try against a backup QB making his first start). Now we've got Breida on NFL Network talking about how we'll beat the Patriots in the Super Bowl. That's not something I'd want our players saying ever, but especially not after just 5 games against a relatively soft schedule.

They're a young team, so it's not surprising that after their first taste of success they might get a little cocky, but it is something Shanahan is going to have to reign in. As Shanahan has said, this league will humble you pretty quickly.

Yeah that's not true. He was specifically asked how he felt the 9ers matched up against the Pats and he said "I feel like I like our chances". Wtf do you expect him to say? At least get your info straight.

I expect him to say the responsible thing and decline to comment on teams that we're not preparing to play this week. It's not hard. Why risk stirring up controversy by saying we would beat the Patriots?

He didn't say anything wrong. You are just twisting his comments to fit this negative Nancy narrative you have with the team.

How am I twisting what he said? How else would you interpret it?

1) He didn't talk about the Patriots until asked about it, and;

2) He never said that we would beat the Patriots. He made a short, thoroughly diplomatic, typical football answer.

You have invented this whole thing. You have done this before.

How did I invent it? Are you saying it didn't happen? Because it's on NFL.com if you'd like to watch it.

The fact is that this team needs to just stay focused on whatever the next game is and not think about their record or what the outside world is saying. You wouldn't see Patriots players giving interviews about how they matchup with us. We should emulate their approach and just focus on the task at hand.

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by mojave45:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by illinois9er:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

I don't see how you can say they haven't been at least a bit arrogant. They overlooked the Steelers, played very sloppily to start that game (probably didn't think they'd have to try against a backup QB making his first start). Now we've got Breida on NFL Network talking about how we'll beat the Patriots in the Super Bowl. That's not something I'd want our players saying ever, but especially not after just 5 games against a relatively soft schedule.

They're a young team, so it's not surprising that after their first taste of success they might get a little cocky, but it is something Shanahan is going to have to reign in. As Shanahan has said, this league will humble you pretty quickly.

Yeah that's not true. He was specifically asked how he felt the 9ers matched up against the Pats and he said "I feel like I like our chances". Wtf do you expect him to say? At least get your info straight.

I expect him to say the responsible thing and decline to comment on teams that we're not preparing to play this week. It's not hard. Why risk stirring up controversy by saying we would beat the Patriots?

He didn't say that though,did he?

How else would you characterize it? How does talking about the Patriots at all help us beat Washington?

Originally posted by Jeepzilla:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by mojave45:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by illinois9er:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

I don't see how you can say they haven't been at least a bit arrogant. They overlooked the Steelers, played very sloppily to start that game (probably didn't think they'd have to try against a backup QB making his first start). Now we've got Breida on NFL Network talking about how we'll beat the Patriots in the Super Bowl. That's not something I'd want our players saying ever, but especially not after just 5 games against a relatively soft schedule.

They're a young team, so it's not surprising that after their first taste of success they might get a little cocky, but it is something Shanahan is going to have to reign in. As Shanahan has said, this league will humble you pretty quickly.

Yeah that's not true. He was specifically asked how he felt the 9ers matched up against the Pats and he said "I feel like I like our chances". Wtf do you expect him to say? At least get your info straight.

I expect him to say the responsible thing and decline to comment on teams that we're not preparing to play this week. It's not hard. Why risk stirring up controversy by saying we would beat the Patriots?

He didn't say that though,did he?

How else would you characterize it? How does talking about the Patriots at all help us beat Washington?

Still at it throwing out false comments I see...
Pathetic

Originally posted by RTFirefly:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by RTFirefly:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by swoosh6996:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by illinois9er:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

I don't see how you can say they haven't been at least a bit arrogant. They overlooked the Steelers, played very sloppily to start that game (probably didn't think they'd have to try against a backup QB making his first start). Now we've got Breida on NFL Network talking about how we'll beat the Patriots in the Super Bowl. That's not something I'd want our players saying ever, but especially not after just 5 games against a relatively soft schedule.

They're a young team, so it's not surprising that after their first taste of success they might get a little cocky, but it is something Shanahan is going to have to reign in. As Shanahan has said, this league will humble you pretty quickly.

Yeah that's not true. He was specifically asked how he felt the 9ers matched up against the Pats and he said "I feel like I like our chances". Wtf do you expect him to say? At least get your info straight.

I expect him to say the responsible thing and decline to comment on teams that we're not preparing to play this week. It's not hard. Why risk stirring up controversy by saying we would beat the Patriots?

He didn't say anything wrong. You are just twisting his comments to fit this negative Nancy narrative you have with the team.

How am I twisting what he said? How else would you interpret it?

1) He didn't talk about the Patriots until asked about it, and;

2) He never said that we would beat the Patriots. He made a short, thoroughly diplomatic, typical football answer.

You have invented this whole thing. You have done this before.

How did I invent it? Are you saying it didn't happen? Because it's on NFL.com if you'd like to watch it.

The fact is that this team needs to just stay focused on whatever the next game is and not think about their record or what the outside world is saying. You wouldn't see Patriots players giving interviews about how they matchup with us. We should emulate their approach and just focus on the task at hand.

You made the provocative accusation. Your knowledge of the facts was gainsaid by another poster. The burden of proof is on you. Post the proof.

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by RTFirefly:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by RTFirefly:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by swoosh6996:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by illinois9er:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

I don't see how you can say they haven't been at least a bit arrogant. They overlooked the Steelers, played very sloppily to start that game (probably didn't think they'd have to try against a backup QB making his first start). Now we've got Breida on NFL Network talking about how we'll beat the Patriots in the Super Bowl. That's not something I'd want our players saying ever, but especially not after just 5 games against a relatively soft schedule.

They're a young team, so it's not surprising that after their first taste of success they might get a little cocky, but it is something Shanahan is going to have to reign in. As Shanahan has said, this league will humble you pretty quickly.

Yeah that's not true. He was specifically asked how he felt the 9ers matched up against the Pats and he said "I feel like I like our chances". Wtf do you expect him to say? At least get your info straight.

I expect him to say the responsible thing and decline to comment on teams that we're not preparing to play this week. It's not hard. Why risk stirring up controversy by saying we would beat the Patriots?

He didn't say anything wrong. You are just twisting his comments to fit this negative Nancy narrative you have with the team.

How am I twisting what he said? How else would you interpret it?

1) He didn't talk about the Patriots until asked about it, and;

2) He never said that we would beat the Patriots. He made a short, thoroughly diplomatic, typical football answer.

You have invented this whole thing. You have done this before.

How did I invent it? Are you saying it didn't happen? Because it's on NFL.com if you'd like to watch it.

The fact is that this team needs to just stay focused on whatever the next game is and not think about their record or what the outside world is saying. You wouldn't see Patriots players giving interviews about how they matchup with us. We should emulate their approach and just focus on the task at hand.

You made the provocative accusation. Your knowledge of the facts was gainsaid by another poster. The burden of proof is on you. Post the proof.

What are you talking about? I didn't make an accusation lol.

Originally posted by johnnystrzykalski:
if Haskins comes in. This game has "trap" written all over it.
but its ok.,
at the least Washington covers.

Originally posted by IrishCrnjo:

Problem is...the 49ers have shown a real penchant for committing turnovers this year, so anything can happen. That is the weakest spot, on an otherwise brilliant start.