Originally Posted by Johnny43234:
49ers fan here, just signed up to say congratulations to the Chiefs and their fans, and cheers to a fun, injury free superbowl!
You have a very likable team, especially Mahomes and Coach Reid. I was rooting for you guys last year!
We've been a team just like the 49'ers like a dozen or more times in the last 30 years.
Kudos to them-they got farther with that recipe than we ever did.
And I understand their fans being all cocky except for one thing:
You guys KNOW what great is. You've had it. Montana. Young.
Maybe you're just too young to remember.
What happens when a pretty good statistically, and oh, he's so underrated QB, and here we come with our fierce pass rush and our excellent running game...
What happens when you run into the best quarterback in football?
you lose.
And you're going to lose. And it's not going to be close. And you're all going to be holding your heads in your hands, wondering where it all went wrong. Second guessing everything.
You don't have the best player in football, that's all.
The only way the Chiefs lose this game is if they just fuck it all away with stupid bullshit.
It could happen; we've seen it before.
But, no, not in the Super Bowl. Nope. Not going to happen.
Enjoy basking in the sweet sunshine of big dreams for another eleven days. [Reply]
Originally Posted by MIAdragon:
The int disparity is quite large, G turned the ball over almost 20 times more than Alex did that year. Alex was better than G.
The stats don't tell the story. JG has and will take shots down the field when he needs to. With the 49ers running game, he just hasn't had to in most games. Against the Saints, he had to and he came up big. The INT's tell you he takes more risks than AS, as does the Yards per completion. [Reply]
Originally Posted by A8bil:
The stats don't tell the story. JG has and will take shots down the field when he needs to. With the 49ers running game, he just hasn't had to in most games. Against the Saints, he had to and he came up big. The INT's tell you he takes more risks than AS, as does the Yards per completion.
Originally Posted by A8bil:
The stats don't tell the story. JG has and will take shots down the field when he needs to. With the 49ers running game, he just hasn't had to in most games. Against the Saints, he had to and he came up big. The INT's tell you he takes more risks than AS, as does the Yards per completion.
He’s also good for a couple of stupid throws a game. Shanahan hasn’t asked him to do much since he threw that INT against the Vikings. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Deebo19:
You played the packers Vikings and lions lol. Congratulations!
Hang on a second, man.
Weren’t you one of the guys shit talking about how good and powerful the NFC was yesterday?
Two of those 3 teams you’re laughing at were the #2 and #6 seed in your conference.
The Chiefs beat one of them (who beat the brakes off NFC #3 in the wild card round) with a QB who was teaching math and coaching football at a high school until Andy Reid called him up.
Your conference’s #2 seed eked out a victory against that same math teacher QB, needing a few vintage miracle plays from Rodgers to do so (including a TD on a play that I believe Next Gen Stats concluded had a 2 percent chance of success).
You should probably stop this line of reasoning. [Reply]
We've been a team just like the 49'ers like a dozen or more times in the last 30 years.
Kudos to them-they got farther with that recipe than we ever did.
And I understand their fans being all cocky except for one thing:
You guys KNOW what great is. You've had it. Montana. Young.
Maybe you're just too young to remember.
What happens when a pretty good statistically, and oh, he's so underrated QB, and here we come with our fierce pass rush and our excellent running game...
What happens when you run into the best quarterback in football?
you lose.
And you're going to lose. And it's not going to be close. And you're all going to be holding your heads in your hands, wondering where it all went wrong. Second guessing everything.
You don't have the best player in football, that's all.
The only way the Chiefs lose this game is if they just **** it all away with stupid bullshit.
It could happen; we've seen it before.
But, no, not in the Super Bowl. Nope. Not going to happen.
Enjoy basking in the sweet sunshine of big dreams for another eleven days.
Ma boy Christopher. This is definitely going to be a tough task for us to contain Mahomes. I really hope our pass rush can get to him. Would really hate got this guy to scramble around to the point where out Dline is gassed. Plus with those receivers y’all got with all that speed... that’s asking for trouble. This is going to require not only our amazing front 4 to get to Mahomes quick, but the rotational guys also have to step up. I really hope they activate Damontre Moore for this one.
Side note, what player do you think will be used to cover the best TE in the league Kittle?? [Reply]
Originally Posted by RunKC:
The 49ers are like the Titans in that they predicate the run first. They obviously can shift to a pass first offense, but that’s not ideal.
If we stop the run, there will be major problems for the Niners. Spags will have a myriad of coverage designs, stunts, twists and blitzes ready.
You may be right, but for the wrong reasons. SF has come out in multiple games without running the ball at all on its first series. JG has had some big games, has a higher yards per completion avg. than Mahomes. SF can win by passing.... BUT, with a passing game, SF doesn't control the clock, and its defense ends up on the field too long. The front seven for SF is elite, but they are light and can wear down as the game goes on. Ball control by the offense allows the SF defense to be elite. [Reply]
We've been a team just like the 49'ers like a dozen or more times in the last 30 years.
Kudos to them-they got farther with that recipe than we ever did.
And I understand their fans being all cocky except for one thing:
You guys KNOW what great is. You've had it. Montana. Young.
Maybe you're just too young to remember.
What happens when a pretty good statistically, and oh, he's so underrated QB, and here we come with our fierce pass rush and our excellent running game...
What happens when you run into the best quarterback in football?
you lose.
And you're going to lose. And it's not going to be close. And you're all going to be holding your heads in your hands, wondering where it all went wrong. Second guessing everything.
You don't have the best player in football, that's all.
The only way the Chiefs lose this game is if they just **** it all away with stupid bullshit.
It could happen; we've seen it before.
But, no, not in the Super Bowl. Nope. Not going to happen.
Enjoy basking in the sweet sunshine of big dreams for another eleven days.
Finally something we can agree on- we do not have the best player in football. But we do have the best team. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hern:
Ma boy Christopher. This is definitely going to be a tough task for us to contain Mahomes. I really hope our pass rush can get to him. Would really hate got this guy to scramble around to the point where out Dline is gassed. Plus with those receivers y’all got with all that speed... that’s asking for trouble. This is going to require not only our amazing front 4 to get to Mahomes quick, but the rotational guys also have to step up. I really hope they activate Damontre Moore for this one.
Side note, what player do you think will be used to cover the best TE in the league Kittle??
Holy crap - Damontre Moore is still in the league?
I thought that kid was going to be a stud. Then he half-assed the combine and turned out to just kinda be lazy.
If San Fransisco can make Mahomes as uncomfortable as Seattle did last year, shit is going to get real. Fisher has to have the game if his life. [Reply]
You know what you Niners fans might wanna do? I mean, really, if you're going to spend time trash talking on another team's message board.
I want you to go watch the last month of Chiefs games. It's just four games. You're wasting enough time here, just go ahead.
Too much homework? Ok. How about just the two play-off games.
How about that 51-7 run against Houston?
How about Derrick Henry getting 69 yards? Not only that, but look what that front four of OURS does all day to that big, mauling offensive line.
Watch Frank Clark. Watch Chris Jones. Watch Pennel. Watch Suggs. Watch Nnadi, and Saunders, and Kpassgnon.
Watch them against Deshaun Watson and Houston; and watch them against Tennessee.
And then tell me how you think you're going to put up anywhere near enough points to hang with Mahomes, and Hill, and Hardman, and Watkins, and Kelce, and Williams.
You're done, son.
We've been you before. We had a bunch of teams that built way. You had a good run, got further than we ever did with that recipe.
