SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS at SEATTLE SEAHAWKS - 2023 Season Game 11

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

Originally posted by 49erKing:

Originally posted by Montana:
You know what feels good after Victory Monday? Victory Friday

Gawd dam him slobberknocking that gum all confident and smiling in the 3rd quarter. It's funny as f**k because it makes the joy I feel seeing his disappointment in the end so much more gratifying. I'm f**king with you Carroll. FYI, you were my pick for HC over Mariucci back in the day.

Funny thing because he had some really good defenses, but the offense wasn't the same after losing Mike Shanahan and Ricky Watters. Pete wasn't ready however and the New England run shows it.

That wasn't even his defense. He inherited a D that Ray Rhodes totally revamped in 1994, and (minus Deion) was pretty much the same in '95. After '96 when some of those aged vets began retiring (e.g. Ricky Jackson) and salary cap hell began rearing its ugly head (as well as GB beginning its ownage) was when Pete decided to jump ship if the team wasn't gonna promote him (Niners were NOT gonna go with another former DC for HC after firing Seifert….iirc, Mooch was originally supposed to be just the OC and to gain intel from his former days with GB, but Seifert felt threatened by the hire and gave Eddie D and Carmen Policy an ultimatum…they forced him to "resign" instead).

Those defenses were still elite and Carroll was calling the plays. Many think not resigning Deion was a mistake, but our mistake was not resigning Watters. The stuff about Mooch as OC is news to me however.

From a January 1997 sfgate article covering the regime change:

Originally posted by billbird2111:

Originally posted by tankle104:
Look at this insane take from a seahawk.nutjob website
"Qb sf=sea

O-line sf=sea (injuries)
Hb sf<sea
Wr sf<sea
Te sf>sea (Seattle is deeper)

D-line sf>sea
Lb sf>sea
Secondary sf<sea

Offensive play calling sf>sea
Defensive play calling sf=sea

Where am I wrong".

lmao there is so much wrong here. So much. Dude must of been pouring bath salts on his Turkey last night.

I think the final score indicates how wrong a take it was.

The feelings of tremendous joy that comes with hammering Seattle into the turf is a throwback to the old rivalry and animosity that existed between the 49ers and Rams in the 1970's. The old timers will remember this.

The Rams routinely embarrassed the 49ers in the 1970's. As a fan, you KNEW the 49ers were going to lose, but secretly hoped for the best and a surprise outcome. Nope! It was not to be. The Rams just wiped the floor with a 49er mop. Those games were horribly frustrating.

But, in 1979 the 49ers drafted a kid named Joe Montana. Plus added a few other people you may have heard of. The turnaround wasn't immediate. It took a few years. But by 1983 the die was cast. The script was flipped. Joe Montana gave the Rams fits in game after game after game.

The same scenario is playing out again with Seattle.

Punctuated and capped off in '89 with first that MNF comeback and the two 90yd+ TD's to John Taylor (after uncharacteristically letting one get away @ home early in the season) and the sequel in the NFCC, officially burying Jim Everett and the John Robinson-led Rams.

I recall one of the few bright spots before the Walsh/Montana days when Jim Plunkett led SF to a shutout in LA on MNF....a promising start to the season, but it was just a mirage for a few more years. Chuck Knox definitely had SF's number back in the day.

Originally posted by Montana:
You know what feels good after Victory Monday? Victory Friday

Lmao this was after Geno threw it to the RB and he got tackled immediately for a loss.

Originally posted by 9ersLiferInChicago:
Wilks simply don't have a killer instinct to put a team away. We get up big but his play calling keeps teams in it

Purdy just proved he does.

Originally posted by 49erBrodie70:

Originally posted by billbird2111:

Originally posted by tankle104:
Look at this insane take from a seahawk.nutjob website
"Qb sf=sea

O-line sf=sea (injuries)
Hb sf<sea
Wr sf<sea
Te sf>sea (Seattle is deeper)

D-line sf>sea
Lb sf>sea
Secondary sf<sea

Offensive play calling sf>sea
Defensive play calling sf=sea

Where am I wrong".

lmao there is so much wrong here. So much. Dude must of been pouring bath salts on his Turkey last night.

I think the final score indicates how wrong a take it was.

The feelings of tremendous joy that comes with hammering Seattle into the turf is a throwback to the old rivalry and animosity that existed between the 49ers and Rams in the 1970's. The old timers will remember this.

The Rams routinely embarrassed the 49ers in the 1970's. As a fan, you KNEW the 49ers were going to lose, but secretly hoped for the best and a surprise outcome. Nope! It was not to be. The Rams just wiped the floor with a 49er mop. Those games were horribly frustrating.

But, in 1979 the 49ers drafted a kid named Joe Montana. Plus added a few other people you may have heard of. The turnaround wasn't immediate. It took a few years. But by 1983 the die was cast. The script was flipped. Joe Montana gave the Rams fits in game after game after game.

The same scenario is playing out again with Seattle.

Punctuated and capped off in '89 with first that MNF comeback and the two 90yd+ TD's to John Taylor (after uncharacteristically letting one get away @ home early in the season) and the sequel in the NFCC, officially burying Jim Everett and the John Robinson-led Rams.

I recall one of the few bright spots before the Walsh/Montana days when Jim Plunkett led SF to a shutout in LA on MNF....a promising start to the season, but it was just a mirage for a few more years. Chuck Knox definitely had SF's number back in the day.

17 straight vs SOSAR starting w/ that MNF game…beat and demoralized them so bad they moved to St. Louis and still owned for several years after that until 1999.

hope we do the same to Seattle and they get bought and moved to… 🔜

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

Originally posted by 9moon:

Originally posted by TopDogBerkeley:

Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:
Mooch was originally supposed to be just the OC and to gain intel from his former days with GB, but Seifert felt threatened by the hire and gave Eddie D and Carmen Policy an ultimatum…they forced him to "resign" instead).

I hadn't heard this. What I remember is that Debartolo was unwilling to commit to Seifert and he didn't want to coach in a lame duck year without any future guarantees, so he quit. The OC hadn't been fired yet and Debartolo gave the infamous, "he's gone" statement during the Seifert press conference.

ALL WRONG.. ALL WRONGGGG FELLAS !!

When Bill Walsh retired after the Super Bowl WIN against the Bengals, Eddie wanted to waste no time and had asked for JIMMY JOHNSON... instead, Walsh convinced him that the team will be safer under George Seifert to continue what he had built...

Eddie was madly inlove of the idea of having Jimmy Johnson because of the success he had at the U, but on the way to Cleveland for a job interview, Seifert got the call from Eddie and Carmen...

years later, Holmgren as our OC was promised to be our HC in 2 years.. out of respect to his friend Seifert, he took the job at GB instead.. Mooch who was FAVRE's personal FLUFFER became the HC at CAL.. then became our HC because Eddie and Carmen could no longer stand Seifert's stupidity by hiring Marc Trestman as an OC..

Well, you just gonna need to insert Mike's Shanahan cause I expect you all to know that part of our history..

This is actually closer to what I always heard.

IT'S the only story that is real.. a simply summarization..

had Walsh did not get in Eddie's way of offering the job to JJ, we woulda continued to win Super Bowls after Super Bowls... Dallas would not have their own Dynasty because Tom Landry would have never made THE DEAL ..

Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

Originally posted by 49erKing:

Originally posted by Montana:
You know what feels good after Victory Monday? Victory Friday

Gawd dam him slobberknocking that gum all confident and smiling in the 3rd quarter. It's funny as f**k because it makes the joy I feel seeing his disappointment in the end so much more gratifying. I'm f**king with you Carroll. FYI, you were my pick for HC over Mariucci back in the day.

Funny thing because he had some really good defenses, but the offense wasn't the same after losing Mike Shanahan and Ricky Watters. Pete wasn't ready however and the New England run shows it.

That wasn't even his defense. He inherited a D that Ray Rhodes totally revamped in 1994, and (minus Deion) was pretty much the same in '95. After '96 when some of those aged vets began retiring (e.g. Ricky Jackson) and salary cap hell began rearing its ugly head (as well as GB beginning its ownage) was when Pete decided to jump ship if the team wasn't gonna promote him (Niners were NOT gonna go with another former DC for HC after firing Seifert….iirc, Mooch was originally supposed to be just the OC and to gain intel from his former days with GB, but Seifert felt threatened by the hire and gave Eddie D and Carmen Policy an ultimatum…they forced him to "resign" instead).

Those defenses were still elite and Carroll was calling the plays. Many think not resigning Deion was a mistake, but our mistake was not resigning Watters. The stuff about Mooch as OC is news to me however.

From a January 1997 sfgate article covering the regime change:

SADDDD... that 1987 team had the #1 Offense.. and the #1 Defense... only the Saints was supposed to be the THREAT and we just overlooked AC and the Vikings..

I still say that the 1987 team was the one that could have stood toe to toe against the 1984 team..

Some east coast meathead was arguing with Lombardi on Twitter. That we only beat the "bad teams." 49ers beat up on bad teams and nobody else.

Where's the video of Trent and the boombox guy coming out of the tunnel again?

Originally posted by 9moon:

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

Originally posted by 9moon:

Originally posted by TopDogBerkeley:

Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:
Mooch was originally supposed to be just the OC and to gain intel from his former days with GB, but Seifert felt threatened by the hire and gave Eddie D and Carmen Policy an ultimatum…they forced him to "resign" instead).

I hadn't heard this. What I remember is that Debartolo was unwilling to commit to Seifert and he didn't want to coach in a lame duck year without any future guarantees, so he quit. The OC hadn't been fired yet and Debartolo gave the infamous, "he's gone" statement during the Seifert press conference.

ALL WRONG.. ALL WRONGGGG FELLAS !!

When Bill Walsh retired after the Super Bowl WIN against the Bengals, Eddie wanted to waste no time and had asked for JIMMY JOHNSON... instead, Walsh convinced him that the team will be safer under George Seifert to continue what he had built...

Eddie was madly inlove of the idea of having Jimmy Johnson because of the success he had at the U, but on the way to Cleveland for a job interview, Seifert got the call from Eddie and Carmen...

years later, Holmgren as our OC was promised to be our HC in 2 years.. out of respect to his friend Seifert, he took the job at GB instead.. Mooch who was FAVRE's personal FLUFFER became the HC at CAL.. then became our HC because Eddie and Carmen could no longer stand Seifert's stupidity by hiring Marc Trestman as an OC..

Well, you just gonna need to insert Mike's Shanahan cause I expect you all to know that part of our history..

This is actually closer to what I always heard.

IT'S the only story that is real.. a simply summarization..

had Walsh did not get in Eddie's way of offering the job to JJ, we woulda continued to win Super Bowls after Super Bowls... Dallas would not have their own Dynasty because Tom Landry would have never made THE DEAL ..

God gtfo with this nonsense. Can you imagine for a second that total dickbag Jimmy Johnson coaching the Niners? GROSS.

Originally posted by ninerfan4life:
I f**ken hate Pete Carroll but I now hate Nick Sirianni even more

https://www.seahawks.net/threads/niners-clinch-division.192762/

I want to know what happened to the camera guy on the sideline who probably tore both his ACL's on that collision. That looked rough. He was grabbing his legs like a player that had a season ending injury.

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Some east coast meathead was arguing with Lombardi on Twitter. That we only beat the "bad teams." 49ers beat up on bad teams and nobody else.

? Pittsburg, Dallas, Jacksonville, and Seattle all have winning records . What an ignorant thing to say.

Originally posted by Dirtydonedirtcheap69:

Originally posted by 9moon:

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

Originally posted by 9moon:

Originally posted by TopDogBerkeley:

Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:
Mooch was originally supposed to be just the OC and to gain intel from his former days with GB, but Seifert felt threatened by the hire and gave Eddie D and Carmen Policy an ultimatum…they forced him to "resign" instead).

I hadn't heard this. What I remember is that Debartolo was unwilling to commit to Seifert and he didn't want to coach in a lame duck year without any future guarantees, so he quit. The OC hadn't been fired yet and Debartolo gave the infamous, "he's gone" statement during the Seifert press conference.

ALL WRONG.. ALL WRONGGGG FELLAS !!

When Bill Walsh retired after the Super Bowl WIN against the Bengals, Eddie wanted to waste no time and had asked for JIMMY JOHNSON... instead, Walsh convinced him that the team will be safer under George Seifert to continue what he had built...

Eddie was madly inlove of the idea of having Jimmy Johnson because of the success he had at the U, but on the way to Cleveland for a job interview, Seifert got the call from Eddie and Carmen...

years later, Holmgren as our OC was promised to be our HC in 2 years.. out of respect to his friend Seifert, he took the job at GB instead.. Mooch who was FAVRE's personal FLUFFER became the HC at CAL.. then became our HC because Eddie and Carmen could no longer stand Seifert's stupidity by hiring Marc Trestman as an OC..

Well, you just gonna need to insert Mike's Shanahan cause I expect you all to know that part of our history..

This is actually closer to what I always heard.

IT'S the only story that is real.. a simply summarization..

had Walsh did not get in Eddie's way of offering the job to JJ, we woulda continued to win Super Bowls after Super Bowls... Dallas would not have their own Dynasty because Tom Landry would have never made THE DEAL ..

God gtfo with this nonsense. Can you imagine for a second that total dickbag Jimmy Johnson coaching the Niners? GROSS.

WHAT'S nonsense? the Jimmy Johnson story and how Eddie D wanted him, or the idea of JJ coaching SF?

GROSS as it may sound to you, but no dynasty would have gone Dallas way because The Big Deal would not have happened.. and Dallas would have gotten Charles Haley.. we woulda won 4 more Super Bowls.. make that 5 more !!!