Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
49ers have the roster to win a Super Bowl in 2027. It would be great though to also add a couple elite players.
Did you have your eyes closed when watching both Seahawks games?
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Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
49ers have the roster to win a Super Bowl in 2027. It would be great though to also add a couple elite players.
Originally posted by JoseCortez:
Did you have your eyes closed when watching both Seahawks games?
Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
Originally posted by JoseCortez:
Did you have your eyes closed when watching both Seahawks games?
We beat them in Seattle in Week 1 with a healthy roster.
Originally posted by DrEll:
If you take that Seattle roster from week 1, and you take that 49ers roster from week 1 (with a fully healthy Kittle), and you play them in week 18…..we still get blasted. The margin might be a little closer maybe 27-6 or 27-10, but ai have a hard time believing a healthy Bosa and Warner cut that 41 points to 17 or less.
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by DrEll:
If you take that Seattle roster from week 1, and you take that 49ers roster from week 1 (with a fully healthy Kittle), and you play them in week 18…..we still get blasted. The margin might be a little closer maybe 27-6 or 27-10, but ai have a hard time believing a healthy Bosa and Warner cut that 41 points to 17 or less.
We lost 13-3 in week 18.
I don't think the 49ers were better going to be better than the Seahawks this season, but it's a week to week league and that game was pretty tight on the scoreboard. You might be looking at a completely different picture in the playoffs if you make a couple more plays in that game. That's what great players do: they make plays, and they make players around them better.
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
We lost 13-3 in week 18.
I don't think the 49ers were better going to be better than the Seahawks this season, but it's a week to week league and that game was pretty tight on the scoreboard. You might be looking at a completely different picture in the playoffs if you make a couple more plays in that game. That's what great players do: they make plays, and they make players around them better.
Originally posted by DrEll:
Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
Originally posted by JoseCortez:
Did you have your eyes closed when watching both Seahawks games?
We beat them in Seattle in Week 1 with a healthy roster.
If you take that Seattle roster from week 1, and you take that 49ers roster from week 1 (with a fully healthy Kittle), and you play them in week 18…..we still get blasted. The margin might be a little closer maybe 27-6 or 27-10, but ai have a hard time believing a healthy Bosa and Warner cut that 41 points to 17 or less.
Originally posted by brodiebluebanaszak:
Thats bad analysis. The game was nowhere near a 10 point game. We were destroyed on run d. 3rd and 17, remember? Seattle missed a couple field goals. It wasnt a 10 point game.
Originally posted by tankle104:He almost fired Walsh after the 87 loss to Minnesota in the postseason. Eddie hated losing more than he loved winning. Whereas I believe Jed does not like to lose.
What Eddie D said is one of the things that was so great about him. Coming up short was never acceptable. Of course it happens, but it's unacceptable.
how frustrated would you be if you were owner for 31 years and hadn't won another chip?
Eddie D: "I wouldn't".
I've always loved working for people who have that mindset. Makes work fun and impactful, IMO.
Originally posted by 49ers9797:
Why is GB so high up on the odds list? Three straight 7th seeds. One playoff win. An average QB and not so good defense. HC who cannot get out of his own way.