Your level of concern after Christmas meltdown

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by AkNiners:
I was worried until I looked at other great QB's and teams that had 4 pick games.

1984 49ers, Montana threw 4 picks in a win over the Bengals.
2001 Pats, Brady threw 4 picks in a 31-20 loss to the Broncos. Brady also had a 4 pick game every year from '03 to '06
Heck, Lamar Jackson did it last year vs the Browns.

All to say, water under the bridge, and if you back out and look at this season in its entirety it'll be surprising if we're not in the superbowl.

When I look at the season, in it's entirety, I see we have lost every game where Trent is absent, or injured. Trent is currently injured.

He should be fine. Even play the next game.

The concerning part is the Ravens defense seemed to know exactly what we were doing on offense and Kyle made zero adjustments.

I consider it to be a fluky loss. The biggest danger is Brock not bouncing back mentally, and the Trent Williams injury.

I had a bad feeling about the game from the start. Part of me wanted them to just rest their key starters.

But if the 49ers win their next 2 games, this loss will be meaningless.

zero. We have issues on the right side of our o line and the middle of our defense. They had those issues before the game

Originally posted by ninersrule4:
The concerning part is the Ravens defense seemed to know exactly what we were doing on offense and Kyle made zero adjustments.

Yeah if Brock throws to spots before receivers are there or open one would think a well coached secondary with elite talent could be there too. It seems as though Baltimore did some really quality scouting and coaching in preparation for the 49ers.

I'm most concerned about injuries, penalties, regression on the defense, and Shanahan's predictibility. Other than that...

Originally posted by ninersrule4:
The concerning part is the Ravens defense seemed to know exactly what we were doing on offense and Kyle made zero adjustments.

This is a recurring weekly theme.

The 49ers offensive lines seem bad because they didnt protect our Purdy by 4 sacks and 22 pressured for Ravens defense..I think they need help for offensive lines..

Originally posted by YACBros85:
I have zero concern moving forward about this team outside of injuries.

+1

A "meltdown" due to a regular season loss to an opponent in another conference just shows you how dramatic fanbases have become lately.

I could see if we lost against Washington or Carolina in this fashion or something,...but.... we lost to the team that has the best record in the NFL.

I am more concerned about the defense. They were God awful. They weren't very good against Arizona either. LBs and DLine have been poor.

I'm less concerned about the play, which they'll get over. I'm more concerned about the injuries that s starting to add up.

The media is going to make this look like "the Ravens destroyed the 49ers" because they have to sensationalize this stuff. Facts, the Niners had more total yardage, more passing yardage, more rushing yardage, more yards p/play. AND, the niners threw 5 picks and only lost by 2TD's. To me, this doesn't amount to the destruction of a team. Let's take two of the picks and give them to the Niners. A 14 point switch if you will. Niners win. Period. And, Kyle and Wilks will talk to their staff and players and straighten this out. How about let's meet in the SB? If Lamar can get there

Originally posted by random49er:
A "meltdown" due to a regular season loss to an opponent in another conference just shows you how dramatic fanbases have become lately.

I could see if we lost against Washington or Carolina in this fashion or something,...but.... we lost to the team that has the best record in the NFL.

Not a meltdown because they lost but How it went down.

About a 6.

Not based on the performance, but based on the health of the roster. It's clear that just one or two injuries can change this teams performance level in big ways. It seems like when there's adversity when key guys go down, we don't have answers and always fall short.