SF 49ERS vs Cowboys Pregame thread - 2022 Season Divisional Round

Originally posted by DrEll:
Doubt it. This is THE biggest rivalry (historically) in the NFL. Why would anyone sell their tickets off when you could be a part of history. I think the Niner fans show up.

Dr who worries you in the playoff field here at this point?

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by Youngone:

this added pressure is not helpful lol

Dude, I am done being scared and nervous. I'm just having fun with it now. I'm going to feel like s**t regardless if we lose, why not have fun with it. I live in Texas, I'm gonna catch s**t from people whether I'm humble or not.

f**k it, we're gonna crush them and make them question their existence on Sunday.

Originally posted by Pillbusta:

Originally posted by 9erson3:
I could be wrong and hope I am but we may see more Cowboys fans here in the stadium then any other team that has played here yet. There seems to be a fair concentration of silicon valley implants from other places that remain loyal to Dallas. I see a number of stickers and jersey's throughout the year here.

Yup it will be 50/50 if we don't watch it which will be kinda embarrassing

I remember many thought the Packers fans would show up in large numbers for the NFC Championship in 2019. From what I saw on tv and YouTube videos, there weren't that many

I expect there to be plenty of cowboys fans, but 50/50 is an exaggeration. Also anyone who grew up in California( NorCal more specifically) who's a Cowboys fan is an ass clown

Originally posted by DrEll:

Originally posted by 9erson3:

Originally posted by CenCal9er:
The overexposure of the cowboys is freakin ridiculous.

I could be wrong and hope I am but we may see more Cowboys fans here in the stadium then any other team that has played here yet. There seems to be a fair concentration of silicon valley implants from other places that remain loyal to Dallas. I see a number of stickers and jersey's throughout the year here.

Doubt it. This is THE biggest rivalry (historically) in the NFL. Why would anyone sell their tickets off when you could be a part of history. I think the Niner fans show up.

Cowboys are lucky to get any exposure, they've won one playoff game since '92.

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by DrEll:
Doubt it. This is THE biggest rivalry (historically) in the NFL. Why would anyone sell their tickets off when you could be a part of history. I think the Niner fans show up.

Dr who worries you in the playoff field here at this point?

Only Philadelphia. For two reasons. ONE, if Hurts plays spectacularly vs the Giants, and has indeed rebounded from his injury, then I'm scared of his dual threat ability (not to be outdone by Dak's triple threat ability apparently). We struggle against mobile QBs that can (1) find time in the pocket, and (2) take off when their reads aren't open. We lost to Fields, Wilson, Mariotta, Mahomes, all of whom have the ability to escape pockets and buy time (yes I know various other factors played into it like rain and dopes running out of their own endzones). TWO, traveling cross country, playing in a very hostile environment, in likely bad weather. Not the most opportune place for a rookie QB start in the most important game of his life.

I think those two factors make it a huge disadvantage for us, and I'm praying hard for the Giants to surprise the Eagles this Saturday.

Originally posted by RiceOwensStokes:

Originally posted by Pillbusta:

Originally posted by 9erson3:
I could be wrong and hope I am but we may see more Cowboys fans here in the stadium then any other team that has played here yet. There seems to be a fair concentration of silicon valley implants from other places that remain loyal to Dallas. I see a number of stickers and jersey's throughout the year here.

Yup it will be 50/50 if we don't watch it which will be kinda embarrassing

I remember many thought the Packers fans would show up in large numbers for the NFC Championship in 2019. From what I saw on tv and YouTube videos, there weren't that many

I expect there to be plenty of cowboys fans, but 50/50 is an exaggeration. Also anyone who grew up in California( NoCal more specifically) who's a Cowboys fan is an ass clown

How on Earth would fans who regularly take over other stadiums end up letting HALF of their own stadium get taken? No way that happens. There will undoubtedly be girly fans there, but not even 25% IMO.

Originally posted by Youngone:
Dude, I am done being scared and nervous. I'm just having fun with it now. I'm going to feel like s**t regardless if we lose, why not have fun with it. I live in Texas, I'm gonna catch s**t from people whether I'm humble or not.

f**k it, we're gonna crush them and make them question their existence on Sunday.

YES!! That's the spirit. I'm enjoying the ride. I'm not letting it get to me to game day! Then I'll be a nervous wreck.

Originally posted by RiceOwensStokes:

Originally posted by Pillbusta:

Originally posted by 9erson3:
I could be wrong and hope I am but we may see more Cowboys fans here in the stadium then any other team that has played here yet. There seems to be a fair concentration of silicon valley implants from other places that remain loyal to Dallas. I see a number of stickers and jersey's throughout the year here.

Yup it will be 50/50 if we don't watch it which will be kinda embarrassing

I remember many thought the Packers fans would show up in large numbers for the NFC Championship in 2019. From what I saw on tv and YouTube videos, there weren't that many

I expect there to be plenty of cowboys fans, but 50/50 is an exaggeration. Also anyone who grew up in California( NoCal more specifically) who's a Cowboys fan is an ass clown

Unfortunately I had to sit on that side of the stadium where the Packers fans were. I didn't know the map of the stadium but I chose first row end zone seats right next to the visitors tunnel. Was a little disappointed to see Rodgers galloping out of that hole

with that said, we still outnumbered Packer fans 90% in that part of the stadium. The rest of it was all red.

Originally posted by SLCNiner:

Originally posted by RiceOwensStokes:

Originally posted by Pillbusta:

Originally posted by 9erson3:
I could be wrong and hope I am but we may see more Cowboys fans here in the stadium then any other team that has played here yet. There seems to be a fair concentration of silicon valley implants from other places that remain loyal to Dallas. I see a number of stickers and jersey's throughout the year here.

Yup it will be 50/50 if we don't watch it which will be kinda embarrassing

I remember many thought the Packers fans would show up in large numbers for the NFC Championship in 2019. From what I saw on tv and YouTube videos, there weren't that many

I expect there to be plenty of cowboys fans, but 50/50 is an exaggeration. Also anyone who grew up in California( NoCal more specifically) who's a Cowboys fan is an ass clown

How on Earth would fans who regularly take over other stadiums end up letting HALF of their own stadium get taken? No way that happens. There will undoubtedly be girly fans there, but not even 25% IMO.

Cowgirl fans know better than to step foot in Levi's.

Originally posted by SLCNiner:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Any updates on their injuries?

Jayron Kearse was asked his chances of playing vs. San Francisco with his MCL sprain: "100%," he said. He said this injury is easier to deal with than the sprain he had earlier in the year.

— Todd Archer (@toddarcher) January 18, 2023

Mike McCarthy expects Jayron Kearse (knee) and Israel Mukuamu (hamstring) to go through Wednesday's walkthrough but Jason Peters (hip) will not take part.

— Todd Archer (@toddarcher) January 17, 2023

Don't see how he can play effectively with a sprained MCL. We've seen firsthand how long guys have to sit here after that injury

Originally posted by Pillbusta:

Originally posted by 9erson3:
I could be wrong and hope I am but we may see more Cowboys fans here in the stadium then any other team that has played here yet. There seems to be a fair concentration of silicon valley implants from other places that remain loyal to Dallas. I see a number of stickers and jersey's throughout the year here.

Yup it will be 50/50 if we don't watch it which will be kinda embarrassing

Lol no it won't

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by SLCNiner:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Any updates on their injuries?

Jayron Kearse was asked his chances of playing vs. San Francisco with his MCL sprain: "100%," he said. He said this injury is easier to deal with than the sprain he had earlier in the year.

— Todd Archer (@toddarcher) January 18, 2023

Mike McCarthy expects Jayron Kearse (knee) and Israel Mukuamu (hamstring) to go through Wednesday's walkthrough but Jason Peters (hip) will not take part.

— Todd Archer (@toddarcher) January 17, 2023

Don't see how he can play effectively with a sprained MCL. We've seen firsthand how long guys have to sit here after that injury

Yeah imo he's gonna be a liability….if I'm kyle I'm attacking that for sure. Losing Peters is pretty big as well. They will have to shuffle up the OL.

Biadasz isn't heathy either, dude was a turnstile last game.

Peacock noted how effing tall their secondary is. 3 of the 4 are 6'4" and the 4th is 6'1". And they're physical. The best way to attack long, tall physical DB's is to make them chase you across the field (see Seattle). Expect to see a bunch of dudes open steaking across the field in the intermediate/deeper zone.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Jason Peters' status for the Niners a little more dicey than Jayron Kearse. He could need a couple of weeks with this hip injury suffered vs. Bucs. That means Tyler Smith, Connor McGovern continue as the left side of the line.

— Todd Archer (@toddarcher) January 17, 2023

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