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[rando14]

I have had secret sympathy for Seattle knowing they have never won and that is a big part of the reason I wanted them to at least make the Super Bowl. I am only old enough to remember the Super Bowl wins and none of the losses.

I cannot know how I would react to the loss. I personally think they are the more balanced better team. The NFL poll sad about 2/3 of the pollsters think the Broncos will win too. They already shown they can dominate a great D by beating KC four times since Peyton arrived in Denver. I think they will win, but I will be happy for Seattle too if they shake the Super Bowl hump. Bitterly happy.

You're good people, Hunter.

 

[cdyhybrid]

Pete says Percy should be fine for the game.

 

[Alligatorjandro]

With your true calling of my little ponies. I cant take your vitriol seriously. Its like how you walk past a skate park and you have 13 year olds smoking cigarettes and one tries to show how tough he is by saying something to you. Game is still soft as the cotton candy in your left hand.

Even with this avatar I am still tougher than you. You dont have the mental toughness to wear it without running away. And to think I would have given you a $20 tip.

 

[eznark]

Even with this avatar I am still tougher than you. You dont have the mental toughness to wear it without running away. And to think I would have given you a $20 tip.

 

[Hitokage]

Even with this avatar I am still tougher than you. You dont have the mental toughness to wear it without running away.

Yo damn. Gata feelin himself with that new av.

 

[Coldnoodle]

 

[B For Bendetta]

We all know Craig Dahl is the one to blame for the Niners loss

 

[eznark]

Go Brewers! And Razor!

 

[Fantomex]

I don't even know who you are. I would fight you though.

Gata, you're a good dude man.

 

[Grover Cleveland]

Skip Bayless ‏@RealSkipBayless 22m
Richard Sherman made the NFL's Play of Year last nite. Cinched his status as NFL's Best CB. Unfortunately, not enough focus on THAT.

 

[KINGofCRA5H]

I want to see the all-22 of that play, there had to be a better option than a double covered Crabtree. =/

Yup. During his post game interview, Kap said he saw "single coverage on Crabtree, and I'll take that any day." SMH, Kap. Not to mention, it was first down, with 2 timeouts left.... God damnit now I am angry again

 

[linkboy]

I want to see the all-22 of that play, there had to be a better option than a double covered Crabtree. =/

Quinton Patton (No 11) is wide open on that play and should have been who Colin targeted.

Patton easily would have gotten to around the 12 and could have gone out of bounds.

Instead, Colin had his mind made up that he was going to throw the ball to Crabtree before the ball was snapped.

 

[cdyhybrid]

Skip Bayless ‏@RealSkipBayless 22m
Richard Sherman made the NFL's Play of Year last nite. Cinched his status as NFL's Best CB. Unfortunately, not enough focus on THAT.

*proceeds to not focus on that*

 

[mkenyon]

Pic from last night:

Not quite as magical as 2005, but it still gave me chills and a big grin.

 

[jakncoke]

Even with this avatar I am still tougher than you. You dont have the mental toughness to wear it without running away. And to think I would have given you a $20 tip.

My account was vandalized for a solid year or 2 , Pretty sure a Seahawks avatar and this tag is worse that 100 episode marathon of MLP.

 

[WanderingWind]

Pic from last night:



Not quite as magical as 2005, but it still gave me chills and a big grin.

Awesome. Congrats man

 

[eznark]

Quinton Patton (No 11) is wide open on that play and should have been who Colin targeted.

Patton easily would have gotten to around the 12 and could have gone out of bounds.

Instead, Colin had his mind made up that he was going to throw the ball to Crabtree before the ball was snapped.

Boldin looks like he is coming wide, wide open. No way should he have thrown to 11 except as a third/fourth read. That's a four yard gain. Seattle can tackle.

 

[oconnomiyaki]

I'm fairly sure Delia Smith would have something to say about this.

Christ, that's an obscure reference for an NFL thread.

"Where are yoooooou?"

 

[Buckethead]

They're sitting on those short routes making Kaep make throws he isn't used to making.

 

[Doomsayer]

Quinton Patton (No 11) is wide open on that play and should have been who Colin targeted.

Patton easily would have gotten to around the 12 and could have gone out of bounds.

Instead, Colin had his mind made up that he was going to throw the ball to Crabtree before the ball was snapped.

Oh my, Boldin split the two second level defenders and had the outside corner smoked.

Fuck I'm pissed off again.

 

[Alligatorjandro]

My account was vandalized for a solid year or 2 , Pretty sure a Seahawks avatar and this tag is worse that 100 episode marathon of MLP.

My point still stands. You are the last person to talk about toughness.

 

[Godslay]

I have had secret sympathy for Seattle knowing they have never won and that is a big part of the reason I wanted them to at least make the Super Bowl. I am only old enough to remember the Super Bowl wins and none of the losses.

I cannot know how I would react to the loss. I personally think they are the more balanced better team. The NFL poll sad about 2/3 of the pollsters think the Broncos will win too. They already shown they can dominate a great D by beating KC four times since Peyton arrived in Denver. I think they will win, but I will be happy for Seattle too if they shake the Super Bowl hump. Bitterly happy.

I agree with the comments about KC. They gave us a great gift in a division rival. Their defense I feel honed the OL, and the offense by default. Having to protect against premier pass rushers, very good DTs, and a group of good LBs, really pushed these guys. I honestly think that without them, we wouldn't have made it as far.

I think the same can be said about SD. Them dominating both lines in the second game, gave the Broncos a push to play a slightly different style. More physical on the lines, a bit more methodical on the offense, and more control over the game in terms of TOP. The defense has definitely stepped their game up since that loss.

I really think that have good division rivals with varying skills helps to expose a teams weaknesses, and therefore allows them to correct them. I'm sure Seattle can attest to that to some degree, although I think that their division is much more geared towards their own style of play.

As far as Seattle winning, I'd be okay with that as long as it's a clean game. Wouldn't catch any salt from me.

 

[linkboy]

Boldin looks like he is coming wide, wide open. No way should he have thrown to 11 except as a third/fourth read. That's a four yard gain. Seattle can tackle.

Even a 4yd completion with Patton going out of bounds is better than trying to force a ball to Crabtree while covered by the best DB in the game.

 

[Narag]

My account was vandalized for a solid year or 2 , Pretty sure a Seahawks avatar and this tag is worse that 100 episode marathon of MLP.

Tag still broken so no one knows!!

 

[mkenyon]

Also wanted to say, Niners remain the second classiest away fans, after Packers. Lots of high fives to be found for everyone, even when we were down.

 

[Anilx3]

Right, my point isn't that they can escape the money it's they can defer it over more years or at least get something in return for him. If they get a QB they like in a draft pick for him, he'll be a cheap replacement pretty much through the end of Brady's contract.

Oh ok, I see your point, yeah I guess they could try to stretch the contract out longer, rework it again. But it would be up to Brady to do that though, would he considering his age? Also, restructuring contracts of old veterans to push off the eventual piper is how the Steelers, Giants, and Jets ended up in cap hell, avoiding that is one of the ways the Pats have been able to sustain success.

If Brady does not agree to a restructure they are stuck with him through 2017 if he finishes next season for them. If they try to trade him they will absorb a lot of dead money, again cap flexibility has been one of the Pats keys to success.

 

[yankeehater]

God damn Boldin was open. Man the narrative about Kap would be so different today if he had gone to him.

 

[eznark]

Even a 4yd completion with Patton going out of bounds is better than trying to force a ball to Crabtree while covered by the best DB in the game.

Totally. Just wouldn't be the first option. Yards are kind of meaningless at that point.

 

[Version 3.0]

Boldin looks like he is coming wide, wide open. No way should he have thrown to 11 except as a third/fourth read. That's a four yard gain. Seattle can tackle.

It's 1st and ten at the 18, 28 seconds and 2 timeouts, and he would obviously go out of bounds. 4 yards would be just fine. Preferable, even; why leave any time on the clock?

 

[Talon]

Oh my, Boldin split the two second level defenders and had the outside corner smoked.

Fuck I'm pissed off again.

Bro, at least you didn't have a receiver with open field in front of him randomly trip on the 35 yard line because reasons.

 

[cdyhybrid]

Also wanted to say, Niners remain the second classiest away fans, after Packers. Lots of high fives to be found for everyone, even when we were down.

But I thought we banned them from buying tickets!

 

[MRSA]

I'm pretty sure Gata has never been in a fight other than a pillow fight he had with his lonesome self.

 

[jakncoke]

My point still stands. You are the last person to talk about toughness.

I would wrassle you shirtless and chokeslam you into a coffin that was on fire. Ending the under 18 year old era of NFL-age

 

[Crisco]

God damn Boldin was open. Man the narrative about Kap would be so different today if he had gone to him.

It happens, Cam had a wide open LaFell going down the seam for an easy TD in the second half. Instead he scrambles for a 5 yard gain. Dems the breaks.

 

[Doomsayer]

Bro, at least you didn't have a receiver with open field in front of him randomly trip on the 35 yard line because reasons.

Damn turf monster.

I got hit by the turf monster yesterday, during half time of the Pats-Broncos we had a pseudo-Football game. I ate shit so hard after making a "sideline" catch. Feelsbadman.

 

[Alligatorjandro]

I'm pretty sure Gata has never been in a fight other than a pillow fight he had with his lonesome self.

What are you having for lunch today, fried goat anus with shit curry or baked cat with dick skewers?

 

[Version 3.0]

I agree with the comments about KC. They gave us a great gift in a division rival. Their defense I feel honed the OL, and the offense by default. Having to protect against premier pass rushers, very good DTs, and a group of good LBs, really pushed these guys. I honestly think that without them, we wouldn't have made it as far.

I think the same can be said about SD. Them dominating both lines in the second game, gave the Broncos a push to play a slightly different style. More physical on the lines, a bit more methodical on the offense, and more control over the game in terms of TOP. The defense has definitely stepped their game up since that loss.

I really think that have good division rivals with varying skills helps to expose a teams weaknesses, and therefore allows them to correct them. I'm sure Seattle can attest to that to some degree, although I think that their division is much more geared towards their own style of play.

As far as Seattle winning, I'd be okay with that as long as it's a clean game. Wouldn't catch any salt from me.

I agree. I admit, I was worried earlier in the season, because the "Broncos haven't beat anyone good" narrative had some truth to it. If KC and SD hadn't provided the competition they did, the Broncos wouldn't be as good as they are now - particularly the offensive line and the run defense, in my opinion.

 

[Talon]

Damn turf monster.

I got hit by the turf monster yesterday, during half time of the Pats-Broncos we had a pseudo-Football game. I ate shit so hard after making a "sideline" catch. Feelsbadman.

Is that you, Harry Douglas?

Did you again cost your team the game?

 

[KINGofCRA5H]

Quinton Patton (No 11) is wide open on that play and should have been who Colin targeted.

Patton easily would have gotten to around the 12 and could have gone out of bounds.

Instead, Colin had his mind made up that he was going to throw the ball to Crabtree before the ball was snapped.

god fucking damnit. damn it all to fucking hell

 

[eznark]

It's 1st and ten at the 18, 28 seconds and 2 timeouts, and he would obviously go out of bounds. 4 yards would be just fine. Preferable, even; why leave any time on the clock?

Well, strategically speaking, I think the best option for the 49er's (and the playcalling showed it) were sail routs and seam routes. Once you get inside the 10 those routes become a little bit tougher as the seam gets packed and the safeties can cheat to the corners.

I'm not saying gaining yards would've necessarily been a bad thing and it would've been better than the pick obviously, but without the run SF's offense really is mostly vertical and you need some room to operate. Getting to like the 8 would make it a lot harder for that team to score via the pass. Of course they had two timeouts and didn't need to save one for a field goal so they could've at least taken a shot with Kaep keeper from there too.

Dunno. I think I would've just like to see them take 4 shots into the endzone like they did. Obviously not against Sherman.

 

[Narag]

What are you having for lunch today, fried goat anus with shit curry or baked cat with dick skewers?

Thought you were talking to jnq at first and wondered why you were giving him a chan level insult.

 

[yankeehater]

What are you having for lunch today, fried goat anus with shit curry or baked cat with dick skewers?

Damn so racist.

 

[jakncoke]

What are you having for lunch today, fried goat anus with shit curry or baked cat with dick skewers?

Im pretty sure 6 vics and whatever bum wine is on special is his lunch

 

[Buckethead]

If you want to throw 1v1 when they're playing press man that's one thing but the coverage is totally wrong for that kind of throw.

Alex Smith would've checked out of that throw.

 

[sooperkool]

Did you ever watch him play? Dude was one of the most exciting players to ever play college football.

Who knows if it translates to the pros but people loving Manziel were the ones who actually watched the guys turn a garbage Texas A&M team into must watch football every week.

You never saw Bo or Herschel play in college.

 

[eznark]

You never saw Bo or Herschel play in college.

Don't mind darkside. He was convinced Tebow was the answer in NY.

 

[yankeehater]

You never saw Bo or Herschel play in college.

Yeah it was amazing watching those guys play.

 

[The Frankman]

Now that I've heard the full story behind Sherman/Crabtree fuck Crabtree.

Sherman's brother told the Seattle Times that the Sherman-Crabtree feud began last summer, when both players attended a charity event hosted by Arizona Cardinals star receiver Larry Fitzgerald.

Crabtree tried to start a fight with Sherman after the star cornerback attempted to shake hands with the receiver, Sherman's brother told the Times.

Sherman acknowledged in his mmqb.com column that Crabtree said something to him in Arizona this past offseason.

After the interception, Sherman ran over to Crabtree and gave him a pat on the backside then appeared to extend his arm for a handshake. Instead, Sherman got shoved in the face before picking up a personal foul as his celebration continued.

.

 

[Doomsayer]

Is that you, Harry Douglas?

Did you again cost your team the game?

I made up for it! I put the team on my back.

Seeing that picture is making me upset.

 

[Greg]

Also wanted to say, Niners remain the second classiest away fans, after Packers. Lots of high fives to be found for everyone, even when we were down.

they were cops