The St. Louis Rams are headed to San Francisco this weekend, and the early line has the Rams favored by Jeff Wilkins. I’ll say it right now, the 49ers need to some how get in contact with Tonya Harding and see if she can hook them up with Jeff Gillooly and Shawn Eckhardt to somehow take Wilkins out of commission. If no response from them maybe they could contact William Zabka and have him sweep the leg.
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Nick said:
Or hire the backup punter from that colorado school to go all knifey knifey on wilkins leg.
Niners D could actually be helped out this week by the new Rams Running phillosphy. Could help slow down bulger/holt/bruce that usually torches the secondary into a fine crisp.
This is a pretty huge game in the scope of the season as I feel the niners, even at home, will have a very hard time defeating the Eagles. The eagles just matchup very well in nearly every regard.
But a win here, with winnable games at KC without green, and at home for Oakland, could give the season some actual hope. ( As you can see I’m still in the strange land where I still believe it’s physically possible for all teams to make the playoffs, made this mistake last year too =o) ).
That being said, I’d still rather the team play like they have nothing to lose and not go all “manage the game and win 9-7” crap that some coaches do as it will totally prevent any growth on the young skill players.
36 mins after the fact.Jer said:
regardless of how probable or improbable it would be for the niners to make the playoffs, i’m sure they’re not talking about winning at least 6-9 games…i think they’re talking about going 15-1 now. i believe the niners will stay competitive in every single game this year and that means we’ll be in reach of a victory in every game, so never say never…am i being optimistic and maybe a little biased? possibly, but come on…we don’t want an “improved” team, we want a winning team and we’re beginning to see flashes of that…man i can’t wait to watch alex smith tear up that rams D, Bryant and V.Davis will have a huge day, and i think our defense will play a little better considering we’re at home
2 hours after the fact.Shaun Samra said:
hey guys i just got a great idea, The Gore Towel. It would sport the Niner Red and say “We Promote Gore” What do u guys think
12 hours after the fact.Goodbye Lloyd said:
Great Idea with the red towel. I would buy one if they were 10 cents.
13 hours after the fact.mdg said:
the niners will compete not just show up for every game but compete an turn some heads this week gore will surpast the 100 yrd mark an vd will make some key receptions no fumbles i hope out of them bryant over 100 yrds again smith as long as he looks cool an calm i see another stellar performance this time get ready 2 touchdowns passing oooooo lawson an the front 7 will stop jackson just like we stoped james , holt an bruce will be just like bouldin an fitzgereld im afraid lets hope that spencer an parrish lay some hits to make them not wana go deep an go short an run the ball this year we have attitude an aggresion an we are not laying down which i like to see come back player of the year alex smith defensive rookie an offensive rookies of the year lawson an davis what cant touch this i predict a 7-9 or 8-8 season next year we will compete for the playoffs yea 49ers4life
13 hours after the fact.Jer said:
you guys kno what sucks for me? i have steven jackson as my running back for fantasy football and have no other options. however, in another league i have tomlinson AND frank gore (together they tear shit UP!)
17 hours after the fact.