49ers Failure

I wonder if they were too caught up in all the media coverage, thinking all they had to do was show up. I didn’t see the game, but that score……………….ouch!!

but I love it!

But they have a ton of playmakers on offense we heard all offseason…VD and Crabs…B!tch please…Michael Crabtree is a #2 WR at best…Davis just got a big fat contract so he is no longer hungry…Gore is the budding star on that offense, but he is gonna get hammered with two rookies starting on the offensive line….on defense the only thing they have is Willis and justin smith…that secondary looks sad…

Make a constructive comment, about how they still need a QB, #1, and HC, but they called me a troll…..and I was attacked by like a dozen members…O well

at least we know theyre good at kicking field goals

but its no doubt cardinals struggled to a weak team on the division

I’ve thought all along that Singletary is not the answer for the Niners as head coach. He’s a tough talker who can get his guys to play hard (sometimes) and that’s about it. He’s a below-average game-planner and strategist. He’s the next Ray Rhodes, but not even as good. Rhodes at least took his teams to the playoffs a couple of times before his limitations were exposed.

They’ll never get anywhere with him…He was just a fill in….then they made him HC….He obviously didnt get along with the old GM…who if you look at some of the players on that team…has a nose for talent…so let’s send him to a division rival which watching the game Seattle seemed to know the team inside and out….

STD….is stinks…Davis one good season…Crabtree….#2 at best

But what about the highly improved Oline…You know that davis guy…who was touted as a project…much like our own Brandon Keith..

Communication a growing problem for Niners

Alex Smith is blaming the coaching staff. Singletary is blaming the headsets. Player trust in the coaching staff is reportedly tepid at best. And what kind of head coach thanks the opposing coach for beating them? Is he saying that he wasn’t able to motivate his guys enough and needed the other team’s coach to hand them a humiliating loss in order to do it? If so, he’s admitted to failing to do the one thing he is supposed to be good at. How is that going to inspire his players’ confidence? If I were a player and my head coach thanked the opposing coach for kicking our butts, I would lose all respect for him from that point onwards.

I’m loving all of this. The team all the “experts” predicted would run away with the division this season (despite not posting a winning record in 8 years) fell flat on its face in week 1 and the problems could be much bigger than that.

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