SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS at GREEN BAY PACKERS - 2021 Season Divisional Round

Kyle and the Boys mid-season:



LFG!

Originally posted by ritz126:

Originally posted by libertyforever:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Faithful4ever:
You guys think it's safe for Bosa to be playing? I know he cleared protocol and I'm sure he wants to play, but he took a DJ Jones leg to the head. Playing 6 days later seems to soon.

He passed every protocol including passing a concussion test from a doctor not involved with SF. He might not even been concussed, and just had a sore neck.

What does the doctor actually do? Inquiries? and Bosa just need to answer "correctly'?

that's part of it. People who are concussed have slower reaction times and have "fog brain"

People who are concussed also sensitive to light that's so im sure they test for that too

I got a couple while playing. The eyes don't dilate normally with changes of light. You can also see bruising on the brain via a CT scan.

The brain fog is real so they look for how quickly you can answer rudimentary questions.

Some of it will be self evaluation as far as headaches and light sensitivity.

Originally posted by jonnydel:

Originally posted by ritz126:

Originally posted by libertyforever:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Faithful4ever:
You guys think it's safe for Bosa to be playing? I know he cleared protocol and I'm sure he wants to play, but he took a DJ Jones leg to the head. Playing 6 days later seems to soon.

He passed every protocol including passing a concussion test from a doctor not involved with SF. He might not even been concussed, and just had a sore neck.

What does the doctor actually do? Inquiries? and Bosa just need to answer "correctly'?

that's part of it. People who are concussed have slower reaction times and have "fog brain"

People who are concussed also sensitive to light that's so im sure they test for that too

I got a couple while playing. The eyes don't dilate normally with changes of light. You can also see bruising on the brain via a CT scan.

The brain fog is real so they look for how quickly you can answer rudimentary questions.

Some of it will be self evaluation as far as headaches and light sensitivity.

Thank you both for the info.

Originally posted by jonnydel:

Originally posted by ritz126:

Originally posted by libertyforever:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Faithful4ever:
You guys think it's safe for Bosa to be playing? I know he cleared protocol and I'm sure he wants to play, but he took a DJ Jones leg to the head. Playing 6 days later seems to soon.

He passed every protocol including passing a concussion test from a doctor not involved with SF. He might not even been concussed, and just had a sore neck.

What does the doctor actually do? Inquiries? and Bosa just need to answer "correctly'?

that's part of it. People who are concussed have slower reaction times and have "fog brain"

People who are concussed also sensitive to light that's so im sure they test for that too

I got a couple while playing. The eyes don't dilate normally with changes of light. You can also see bruising on the brain via a CT scan.

The brain fog is real so they look for how quickly you can answer rudimentary questions.

Some of it will be self evaluation as far as headaches and light sensitivity.

At least we didn't put him back in the game like the cowboys did Parsons

Originally posted by Bluesbro:

Let goooo pic.twitter.com/tizJQkU6CP

— Jeré Booker (@jerebooker82) January 21, 2022

let's go!!

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

This is possible for @49ers fans. https://t.co/FwdiL9V8lh

— Rich Eisen (@richeisen) January 22, 2022

Juse win today, worry about the rest later.

We are planning our triumphant movie over here. After defeating our old rival after pulling off a never before done come from behind win to get in the playoffs. Now we face the "how many times can they bring up we didn't draft Aaron" team then after defeating him. Our battered QB gets to face his Obi Wan in a NFC title game for the ages. Finally after that win we get a familiar foe as the Chiefs and 49ers face off again for the world championship and George Kittle gets his well deserved redemption as we exact our revenge. George Clooney has already signed on to play Jimmy G's father.

Let's GO!!!!

Confident but loose.. LFG!

Originally posted by da209:

Originally posted by Bluesbro:

Let goooo pic.twitter.com/tizJQkU6CP

— Jeré Booker (@jerebooker82) January 21, 2022

let's go!!

Great. Now I'm all hot and bothered

The Cowboy game had me on edge all that week. I'm just starting to get apprehensive the day of the game. What I want is for the Niners to beat up the Pack, run over around, and through them. I want them to be the badest team in the NFL.

Was there ever a team to make it to the SB by winning all their games on the road?

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

This is possible for @49ers fans. https://t.co/FwdiL9V8lh

— Rich Eisen (@richeisen) January 22, 2022

Juse win today, worry about the rest later.

We are planning our triumphant movie over here. After defeating our old rival after pulling off a never before done come from behind win to get in the playoffs. Now we face the "how many times can they bring up we didn't draft Aaron" team then after defeating him. Our battered QB gets to face his Obi Wan in a NFC title game for the ages. Finally after that win we get a familiar foe as the Chiefs and 49ers face off again for the world championship and George Kittle gets his well deserved redemption as we exact our revenge. George Clooney has already signed on to play Jimmy G's father.

Originally posted by Baldie:
Was there ever a team to make it to the SB by winning all their games on the road?

Yeah. Most recently last season.
Unless you meant also going 8-0 on the road in the regular season then I don't know.

Originally posted by Baldie:
Was there ever a team to make it to the SB by winning all their games on the road?

2010 Packers. Was a few others also through the years. Tough road. You guys are built right for it, tho.. good luck. 👍

Originally posted by Baldie:
Was there ever a team to make it to the SB by winning all their games on the road?

I think the 2011-2012 Giants. Someone named Williams helped