⛏ SF 49ERS vs GB PACKERS 🧀🦓 Pregame Thread - 2019 Season Week 12

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:

Bold prediction alert:

History will repeat, and Dante Pettis is going to catch the game winning touchdown and cry like harder than Terrell Owens, pointing at all the doubters who doubted him and his manhood!



After he cries, he will turn into Battle Cat and take the league by storm.

Hahaha

Tear AR's eyebrows right off his forehead

Originally posted by 808niner4lyphe:

Originally posted by wailers15:

Originally posted by braap49er:
Im have an issue on picking a jersey for this Sunday. Flying in from Vegas to attend this game... Kittle, Jimmy G, or BOSA???

Bosa!! We need that D!!!!

Jimmy G!! He's gonna outplay Rodgers in a classic SNF shootout.

see the dilemma im in!?? this is so hard!!! its gonna be Bosa or Jimmy G im thinking. Just got the new Bosa stiched jersey last week, wore it on sunday

Originally posted by Antix:
The "we havent played anybody" narrative is tired at this point. It only seems to apply to us. That's just because we've been bad for a while. Only people who say it are people trying to hang on to us being bad despite that obviously not being the case.

It's fear.

Look, we're a little bit guilty of it too saying the Seahawks barely won 8 games this season (even though by point differential and how their games went back and forth, it's true).

However, it's a nice sign of deep concern.

When the team is 100% healthy, all that you can bank on that the 49ers aren't the best team in the league is that Jimmy G isn't quite ready yet.

Everyone knows that this team has the best roster and coaching.

If I was a fan of the s*** Saints, s*** Vikings, s**** Seahawks, s**** Ravens, s**** Cowboys, I'd be saying the same things too I guess.

Originally posted by JTsBiggestFan:

It's fear.

Look, we're a little bit guilty of it too saying the Seahawks barely won 8 games this season (even though by point differential and how their games went back and forth, it's true).

However, it's a nice sign of deep concern.

When the team is 100% healthy, all that you can bank on that the 49ers aren't the best team in the league is that Jimmy G isn't quite ready yet.

Everyone knows that this team has the best roster and coaching.

If I was a fan of the s*** Saints, s*** Vikings, s**** Seahawks, s**** Ravens, s**** Cowboys, I'd be saying the same things too I guess.

No, this was the counter argument. No one knocked Seattle's record because of who they played. Rather, we observed that Seattle and San Francisco had played basically the same schedule, but everyone was praising Seattle and bashing San Francisico at the same time.

Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Mentioned this just now on @KNBR and story for Friday: #49ers about to play the toughest 3-game stretch this late in the season in NFL history. No team has played three straight games against teams with an .800+ winning percentage this late in the season in the Super Bowl era.

— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) November 19, 2019

The entire national media thinks we're frauds after we padded our record against bad teams and then lost to the first good team we faced. Winning these next 3 games would go a long ways towards proving them wrong.

As Sherman has said, we can only play the teams in front of us.

Not only hasn't that ever happened, to know we're better than any of them is amazing

Not afraid of losing to any of the next 3 teams. It's the injuries. The injuries

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by 1251alex:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:
Putting it in alternating caps doesn't mean it's not true. Also, that's the perception of the national media about this team. Whether it is true or not is debatable, but that's the perception. If we win these next 3 games, that perception won't hold much water anymore.

Rams, Panthers, and even the Cardinals are considered good teams. Especially the Rams and Panthers at the time that we faced them.

If the 3-7-1 Cardinals, who have lost 4 straight games and have the 32nd ranked defense, are considered a good team then there are no bad teams. The other two would best be described as mediocre.

The Panthers had won 4 straight under their hot new QB, who hadn't thrown a single pick at the time. The Rams are 6-3 against the NFL not named 49ers, including the wicked loss in Seattle.

That's hardly cheesedip.

I really hate the fcuking packers. I want total destruction, like in the old Kap days.

Originally posted by RTFirefly:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by 1251alex:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:
Putting it in alternating caps doesn't mean it's not true. Also, that's the perception of the national media about this team. Whether it is true or not is debatable, but that's the perception. If we win these next 3 games, that perception won't hold much water anymore.

Rams, Panthers, and even the Cardinals are considered good teams. Especially the Rams and Panthers at the time that we faced them.

If the 3-7-1 Cardinals, who have lost 4 straight games and have the 32nd ranked defense, are considered a good team then there are no bad teams. The other two would best be described as mediocre.

The Panthers had won 4 straight under their hot new QB, who hadn't thrown a single pick at the time. The Rams are 6-3 against the NFL not named 49ers, including the wicked loss in Seattle.

That's hardly cheesedip.

Except for the Dolphins and the Jets the other teams are good teams but have some weakness here and there relatively.

Any of those teams can turn up and have a big week now and then. Look what happened to the Pats the other week.

You can never go to the bank in NFL and always have to do your homework before a game. If not some average team might turn up and beast you.

Originally posted by NinerGM:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Not afraid of losing to any of the next 3 teams. It's the injuries. The injuries

Truth, man. Truth.

+1. Our pass rush and secondary will get the job done. Don't see this version of the Packers putting up more than, say, 24, on us. Hopefully, Kittle is back and we ram the ball down their throats and come away with a convincing 34 - 20 win

^^ I like that kinda party

After the game, on the long flight back to CheeseLand, AR will think long and hard while in a sad state of mind...

Somewhere in the back of his noggin, he won't realize it just then, but his subconscious will struggle with remnants of a Pokemon Snorlax character, donut face stuffing, Milwaukee cop looking ex coach. Alone in the dark, imagine AR weeping for that fat f**k's play calling

if we somehow pull out a 3-0 in this next 3 game stretch my rod will be so hard its as if medusa her self looked at it.

Originally posted by D0PEMAN:
Bold prediction alert:

History will repeat, and Dante Pettis is going to catch the game winning touchdown and cry like harder than Terrell Owens, pointing at all the doubters who doubted him and his manhood!



After he cries, he will turn into Battle Cat and take the league by storm.

I'm pretty sure the Pecker fans still remember that play.