⛏ SF 49ERS vs AZ CARDINALS 🌵 Gameday Thread - 2019 Season Week 11

Originally posted by DK-14:

Yeah it is fortunate to have a talent like Wilson. Our defense hasn't been playing up to their potential but I noticed our secondary got noticeably better with a healthy McDougald and a quality addition in Quandre Diggs. Having Reed back from suspension and finally a somewhat healthy D line and were able to nutt one out against an elite San Francisco 49er team at Levi, I couldn't ask for much more. Wilson can carry this team when the D isn't playing great I guess.

Originally posted by Curlin:

In any NFL season you are going to be tested and the niners passed. They will play better next week, Breida was missed.

Originally posted by Antix:
It's hilarious because when we were blowing teams out people wanted to say "Well Jimmy needs to lead a comeback."

And now its "Jimmy needs to lead a comeback with no INTs."

Originally posted by mayo49:

Man, I glad we won this game - couldn't imagine the zone if we'd lost.

Originally posted by Ensatsu:

Originally posted by Antix:
It's hilarious because when we were blowing teams out people wanted to say "Well Jimmy needs to lead a comeback."

And now its "Jimmy needs to lead a comeback with no INTs."

Only idiotic national media pundits were saying that.

I'd really love to know, who on webzone is really saying that? The real fans.

That's so f**king dumb.

I will always take mistake free football, instead of costly turnovers that may make us lose late. Over flashy stats and acknowledgement from the national media.

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by mayo49:
Man, I glad we won this game - couldn't imagine the zone if we'd lost.

I'm glad we did too. It was strange because during the game when we were down, I still had complete confidence we were going to win.

Last time I felt like that was when I watched patriots and falcons in the Super Bowl. During halftime I was so confident the patriots were going to come back. It was still insane to watch but I had this weird gut feeling.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

It was clearly an emotional Cardinals locker room following their loss. A lot of long faces. Lots of guys weren't looking up. You could sense this one was tough for them to swallow.

— Josh Weinfuss (@joshweinfuss) November 18, 2019

Welp....enjoy the bye!

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by tankle104:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Man, I glad we won this game - couldn't imagine the zone if we'd lost.

I'm glad we did too. It was strange because during the game when we were down, I still had complete confidence we were going to win.

Last time I felt like that was when I watched patriots and falcons in the Super Bowl. During halftime I was so confident the patriots were going to come back. It was still insane to watch but I had this weird gut feeling.

Yeah, everyone would have been saying it was a trap game - I knew all along we'd pull it out.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

It was clearly an emotional Cardinals locker room following their loss. A lot of long faces. Lots of guys weren't looking up. You could sense this one was tough for them to swallow.

— Josh Weinfuss (@joshweinfuss) November 18, 2019

Welp....enjoy the bye!

Originally posted by ElDannMann:

Originally posted by Ensatsu:

Originally posted by Antix:
It's hilarious because when we were blowing teams out people wanted to say "Well Jimmy needs to lead a comeback."

And now its "Jimmy needs to lead a comeback with no INTs."

Only idiotic national media pundits were saying that.

I'd really love to know, who on webzone is really saying that? The real fans.

That's so f**king dumb.

I will always take mistake free football, instead of costly turnovers that may make us lose late. Over flashy stats and acknowledgement from the national media.

This is the NFL. Quarterbacks are going to make mistakes, throw picks, fumble the ball, not convert on third down. No such thing as 'mistake free' football.

What I instead want to see is a quarterback overcome his mistakes. With the game on the line, I want to see a quarterback make the right reads and hit the right WRs. That was Jimmy today.

Both interceptions were bad on his part (completely misread the defense and then threw it behind the receiver), but when it mattered most, Jimmy came through.