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Your wish is my command.Originally Posted by NothingToL0se
has andrew made the game thread yet?
and@ you guys who wants sing to stay on board beyond this year as if he has anything else to bring to the table.
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Your wish is my command.Originally Posted by NothingToL0se
has andrew made the game thread yet?
and@ you guys who wants sing to stay on board beyond this year as if he has anything else to bring to the table.
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i'll be fine with a demotion of sing, but to let him remain as the HC? thats laughable.Originally Posted by ninjallamafromhell
You'll have to excuse me if I don't consider a coaching round robin to be a good idea.Originally Posted by NothingToL0se
has andrew made the game thread yet?
and@ you guys who wants sing to stay on board beyond this year as if he has anything else to bring to the table.
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[h2]How are you? Singletary: I've got to look at the film[/h2]
After his team's latest loss, this one at the hands of a zero-win team with an invisible offense, Mike Singletary was asked a fair question: Are the 49ers just not very good?
He responded in typical fashion. His voice was strong and authoritative. And he continue to envision a future only perhaps the most optimistic -- delusional, if you'd rather -- Niners fan can still see.
"I still believe we can go to the playoffs," Singletary said. "I still believe we can get those things done. We just have to get the right things in place and go from there."
This stuff, of course, has gone from inspiring to empty rhetoric.
And, at 1-6, fans are now wondering -- louder than ever before -- what Singletary offers beyond no-nonsense, we-will-overcome talk. He didn't offer much of substance in his postgame press conference.
A sampling:
How did David Carr perform? "I've got to look at the film and see exactly what was there."
Why did the offense bog down after the opening touchdown drive? "I can't tell you that right now. I have to look at the film and see exactly what happened in this game."
Do you have confidence in David Carr to run the offense? "You know, once again the thing that we have to do is get back and watch the film and see just what was there. I mean, it would be really easy to answer that question right now. But I just really have to look at the film."
Will he consider a move on the offensive line? "I think right now we've just got to look at the film and just kind of see exactly what's what and make moves afterward. I wouldn't dare sit here and say we'll move this guy here or there or whatever without looking at the film."
On if Carr will start Sunday if Alex Smith can't play: "Don't know right now. Got to look at the film."
Singletary said "look at the film" six times in his eight minutes with the media, tying his unofficial record set after the 31-10 loss to the Chiefs four weeks ago.
His obsessive talk of looking at the film is likely just a way to avoid answering questions. The less charitable view is that it's evidence he doesn't know many specifics about the game he just coached -- supporting the belief of many that he's much more motivator than strategist.
Regardless, the point is that he's been looking at a lot of film.
And not finding any answers.
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glad someone wrote about it. cuz honestly, sing has no damn clue at all.
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i'll be fine with a demotion of sing, but to let him remain as the HC? thats laughable.Originally Posted by ninjallamafromhell
You'll have to excuse me if I don't consider a coaching round robin to be a good idea.Originally Posted by NothingToL0se
has andrew made the game thread yet?
and@ you guys who wants sing to stay on board beyond this year as if he has anything else to bring to the table.
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[h2]How are you? Singletary: I've got to look at the film[/h2]
After his team's latest loss, this one at the hands of a zero-win team with an invisible offense, Mike Singletary was asked a fair question: Are the 49ers just not very good?
He responded in typical fashion. His voice was strong and authoritative. And he continue to envision a future only perhaps the most optimistic -- delusional, if you'd rather -- Niners fan can still see.
"I still believe we can go to the playoffs," Singletary said. "I still believe we can get those things done. We just have to get the right things in place and go from there."
This stuff, of course, has gone from inspiring to empty rhetoric.
And, at 1-6, fans are now wondering -- louder than ever before -- what Singletary offers beyond no-nonsense, we-will-overcome talk. He didn't offer much of substance in his postgame press conference.
A sampling:
How did David Carr perform? "I've got to look at the film and see exactly what was there."
Why did the offense bog down after the opening touchdown drive? "I can't tell you that right now. I have to look at the film and see exactly what happened in this game."
Do you have confidence in David Carr to run the offense? "You know, once again the thing that we have to do is get back and watch the film and see just what was there. I mean, it would be really easy to answer that question right now. But I just really have to look at the film."
Will he consider a move on the offensive line? "I think right now we've just got to look at the film and just kind of see exactly what's what and make moves afterward. I wouldn't dare sit here and say we'll move this guy here or there or whatever without looking at the film."
On if Carr will start Sunday if Alex Smith can't play: "Don't know right now. Got to look at the film."
Singletary said "look at the film" six times in his eight minutes with the media, tying his unofficial record set after the 31-10 loss to the Chiefs four weeks ago.
His obsessive talk of looking at the film is likely just a way to avoid answering questions. The less charitable view is that it's evidence he doesn't know many specifics about the game he just coached -- supporting the belief of many that he's much more motivator than strategist.
Regardless, the point is that he's been looking at a lot of film.
And not finding any answers.
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glad someone wrote about it. cuz honestly, sing has no damn clue at all.
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This.
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This.
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Good luck to troy, I hope he could pull out a win for us on Sunday.
I wouldn't start Carr either, if I was coach.
Good luck to troy, I hope he could pull out a win for us on Sunday.
I wouldn't start Carr either, if I was coach.
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Good luck to troy, I hope he could pull out a win for us on Sunday.
I wouldn't start Carr either, if I was coach.
Good luck to troy, I hope he could pull out a win for us on Sunday.
I wouldn't start Carr either, if I was coach.
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There's really no upside to starting Carr. Dude is a career back-up player at the very best. With Troy and Nate, they have some upside, so we can see if there's something more with those two...
Even in saying that though, unless one of them kills it and puts up monster numbers, we absolutely need to bring in someone at the end of the season.
Even in saying that though, unless one of them kills it and puts up monster numbers, we absolutely need to bring in someone at the end of the season.
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There's really no upside to starting Carr. Dude is a career back-up player at the very best. With Troy and Nate, they have some upside, so we can see if there's something more with those two...
Even in saying that though, unless one of them kills it and puts up monster numbers, we absolutely need to bring in someone at the end of the season.
Even in saying that though, unless one of them kills it and puts up monster numbers, we absolutely need to bring in someone at the end of the season.
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Correct me if im wrong even if Alex Smith comes back from injury hes not going to start and they are going to give the other guys a chance to prove themselves?
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Correct me if im wrong even if Alex Smith comes back from injury hes not going to start and they are going to give the other guys a chance to prove themselves?
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Pretty sure you are wrong about that......unless Troy puts up outstanding numbers and we dont lose a game.
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Pretty sure you are wrong about that......unless Troy puts up outstanding numbers and we dont lose a game.
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Y'all defending Carr like he didnt look like a junior varsity QB.
Did he not throw one of the worst picks at the worst time last week. We needed ONE solid drive up the field and get into FG range for Nedney to win the game, instead he throws a pick with a minute left on the 50 yard line and CAROLINA even knew how to get it done. Carr *%+#*% up his opportunity, no doubt about it. Had our D not scored, we potentially would have gotten our +#+ whipped
Im not saying Troy Smith is our savior or anything, but if Alex Smith is out indefinitely I'd much rather have Troy out there instead of David Carr.
IDK about Troys arm strength/accuracy because I havent really followed him much, but I do know that he can make plays with his athleticism and quickness, not on a Michael Vick level, but he definitely brings more to the table than Carr does.
Did he not throw one of the worst picks at the worst time last week. We needed ONE solid drive up the field and get into FG range for Nedney to win the game, instead he throws a pick with a minute left on the 50 yard line and CAROLINA even knew how to get it done. Carr *%+#*% up his opportunity, no doubt about it. Had our D not scored, we potentially would have gotten our +#+ whipped
Im not saying Troy Smith is our savior or anything, but if Alex Smith is out indefinitely I'd much rather have Troy out there instead of David Carr.
IDK about Troys arm strength/accuracy because I havent really followed him much, but I do know that he can make plays with his athleticism and quickness, not on a Michael Vick level, but he definitely brings more to the table than Carr does.
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Y'all defending Carr like he didnt look like a junior varsity QB.
Did he not throw one of the worst picks at the worst time last week. We needed ONE solid drive up the field and get into FG range for Nedney to win the game, instead he throws a pick with a minute left on the 50 yard line and CAROLINA even knew how to get it done. Carr *%+#*% up his opportunity, no doubt about it. Had our D not scored, we potentially would have gotten our +#+ whipped
Im not saying Troy Smith is our savior or anything, but if Alex Smith is out indefinitely I'd much rather have Troy out there instead of David Carr.
IDK about Troys arm strength/accuracy because I havent really followed him much, but I do know that he can make plays with his athleticism and quickness, not on a Michael Vick level, but he definitely brings more to the table than Carr does.
Did he not throw one of the worst picks at the worst time last week. We needed ONE solid drive up the field and get into FG range for Nedney to win the game, instead he throws a pick with a minute left on the 50 yard line and CAROLINA even knew how to get it done. Carr *%+#*% up his opportunity, no doubt about it. Had our D not scored, we potentially would have gotten our +#+ whipped
Im not saying Troy Smith is our savior or anything, but if Alex Smith is out indefinitely I'd much rather have Troy out there instead of David Carr.
IDK about Troys arm strength/accuracy because I havent really followed him much, but I do know that he can make plays with his athleticism and quickness, not on a Michael Vick level, but he definitely brings more to the table than Carr does.
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Wow I posted in the wrong thread....thought this was the Giants vs Rangers thread my bad
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Wow I posted in the wrong thread....thought this was the Giants vs Rangers thread my bad
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You can dead that idea
http://blogs.sacbee.com/49ers/archives/2010/10/broncos-not-the.html#ixzz13fv5Ejsi
I guess Jed York could step in later and force them give him some playing time at the end of the season but it looks like Nate aint gonna see the field this year.
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You can dead that idea
http://blogs.sacbee.com/49ers/archives/2010/10/broncos-not-the.html#ixzz13fv5Ejsi
I guess Jed York could step in later and force them give him some playing time at the end of the season but it looks like Nate aint gonna see the field this year.
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I guess Jed York could step in later and force them give him some playing time at the end of the season but it looks like Nate aint gonna see the field this year.
shame. this franchise doesnt wanna win anymore
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I guess Jed York could step in later and force them give him some playing time at the end of the season but it looks like Nate aint gonna see the field this year.
shame. this franchise doesnt wanna win anymore
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Until this week, Johnson had barely seen Smith play since he signed with the 49ers on Sept. 6 - a personnel decision that came with no input from Johnson. Smith had only taken scout team snaps, and Johnson was meeting with Alex Smith during those drills.
Johnson knows Troy Smith is more mobile than the team's other quarterbacks, but he insists they won't change the playbook to suit his legs. Rather, Johnson said he has to "scale back" the game plan while still putting him to use.
"He has to go in there and play," Johnson said. "We're not going to hide him."
You don't know what he does well. Really?
