SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS vs ARIZONA CARDINALS - 2024 Season Game 5

Originally posted by VA9erfan:
Hufuanga is terribly overrated

He is still playing his way back into game condition. He went out early today with a wrist injury. It didn't look good.

Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
Rams are in the cellar.

AZ will lose next Sunday at Green Bay.

If we beat Seattle on Thursday we are in first place by ourselves in the division.

We will beat KC and Dallas at home with a healthy new kicker.

Lmao a healthy kicker will solve all are ills.

Originally posted by captveg:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
the board is a lot livelier when we lose.

49er fans love failure. They thrive on it. They are only happy when they are bitter, angry, and raging.

It's been a GREAT 30 years for the fans. They used to get to b***h about winning less than perfectly and having Steve Young instead of Montana. Hated Young. Wished he would die. Then he won and they hated that. Hated that he wasn't the loser they hoped he was. But then things got better - 30 years of not winning the SB! What a treasure for 49er fans - to be able to complain about something so consistently!!

This is every fan base with a winning pedigree, the day we don't lose our s**t after a terrible loss is the day were cooked.

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by VA9erfan:
Hufuanga is terribly overrated

He is still playing his way back into game condition. He went out early today with a wrist injury. It didn't look good.

He still whiffs waaay too much.

Originally posted by sick9erfan:

Originally posted by captveg:

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
the board is a lot livelier when we lose.

49er fans love failure. They thrive on it. They are only happy when they are bitter, angry, and raging.

It's been a GREAT 30 years for the fans. They used to get to b***h about winning less than perfectly and having Steve Young instead of Montana. Hated Young. Wished he would die. Then he won and they hated that. Hated that he wasn't the loser they hoped he was. But then things got better - 30 years of not winning the SB! What a treasure for 49er fans - to be able to complain about something so consistently!!

This is every fan base with a winning pedigree, the day we don't lose our s**t after a terrible loss is the day were cooked.

and yet every organization seems to win lol

not these a*****es

Least were not the Browns locked into a head case QB for ten years

Originally posted by sick9erfan:
Superbowl Hangover ×2 this core of guys has lost two painful games at the end of the last two seasons. Last two offseasons the guys kinda said eff this I need my bag. There is too much talent on both sides of the ball to be this bad. I think there is a rift somewhere either locker room or front office. This is going to be a battle until we get healthy and get their minds right. This woulda been a good year for early BYE.

talent is absolutely there

Or maybe the struggling they're going thru right now and getting on a run into the playoffs could be the medicine they need to get over the hump and finally win a Super Bowl. Some adversity maybe the medicine they need. They definitely have the talent they just need to get their heads out of their asses and start playing the way they should. There is no way that Harrison Jr. should have a caught that desperate pass from Murray when it was 4th and 5. It's up to the players to turn this s**t around. You can't have all of those red zone opportunities and keep coming away with only field goals and expect to win the game.

Originally posted by Koldo:
It's you who always falls back on blaming the players in orden to clear Shanahan of any fault.

Seriously, when is Kyle going to be held accountable?

Not true, it's not a one person gets blamed for everything stance. Which is all you do. It's a very easy way out when you don't have any understanding of football and want to be lazy about it.

You want to blame Kyle and his play calling then explain what's wrong. Explain why it was a bad call and what should have been the call. You can't just say it's wrong without out earning the stance of WHY it's wrong….and hell yes there's execution issues and breakdowns that make a play fail. Acting like that doesn't exist in a football game is being naive or trying to push a narrative, which is what you do constantly.

So if you want to have an honest objective convo about what going on… cool down for that. If you want to pretend it's just coaching and have no substance to back it up. I'm not gonna waste my time arguing with that lame s**t. I already know which way you're gonna go.

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by VA9erfan:
Hufuanga is terribly overrated

He is still playing his way back into game condition. He went out early today with a wrist injury. It didn't look good.

He still whiffs waaay too much.

This. A pattern he's had since being here. Hope his latest injury isn't bad and that he can just somehow improve on his tackling.

Originally posted by DaleGribble:
Lmao a healthy kicker will solve all are ills.

Would have gotten the W today…but overall there's more s**t going on wrong than good right now.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by DaleGribble:
Lmao a healthy kicker will solve all are ills.

Would have gotten the W today…but overall there's more s**t going on wrong than good right now.

It was sarcasm.

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by VA9erfan:
Hufuanga is terribly overrated

He is still playing his way back into game condition. He went out early today with a wrist injury. It didn't look good.

He still whiffs waaay too much.

It doesn't matter if his wrists are fine. He doesn't use his hands to wrap up and tackle anyway.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by DaleGribble:
Pot meet kettle 🤣

Dale..the most objective poster here 🤣

It certainly isn't you

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by Koldo:
It's you who always falls back on blaming the players in orden to clear Shanahan of any fault.

Seriously, when is Kyle going to be held accountable?

Not true, it's not a one person gets blamed for everything stance. Which is all you do. It's a very easy way out when you don't have any understanding of football and want to be lazy about it.

You want to blame Kyle and his play calling then explain what's wrong. Explain why it was a bad call and what should have been the call. You can't just say it's wrong without out earning the stance of WHY it's wrong….and hell yes there's execution issues and breakdowns that make a play fail. Acting like they doesn't exist in a football game is being naive or trying to push a narrative, which is what you do constantly.

So if you want to have an honest objective convo about what going on… cool down for that. If you want to pretend it's just coaching and have no substance to back it up. I'm not gonna waste my time arguing with that lame s**t. I already know which way you're gonna go.

Not kicking it out or the endzone

Letting a player return a kick with no timeouts remaining

bot ensuring we were in proper fake-punt defensive formation and then admitting a fake punt was likely

going for it on 4th and 23 and throwing in front of the chains… if the goal was to pin them deeper some sort of run was the correct option. As it payed out, we we had a better chance of making a freak field goal than converting

forcing deebo the ball in tight 1v1 situations against the Vikings.

having bell in instead of cowing

all on Kyle. Off the top of my head after a few beers. Kyle has not been a part of the solution for his year

D gave up an average of 17 a game last year this year 24.