Week 6: 49ers @ Seahawks

[Mk0]

I can't believe we never sacked Geno. What the f?

EDIT: NEVERMIND

[wco81]

I mean.. Kicker's don't need their shoulders right?

That KR TD really swung the game back in their favor.

[thesack12]

took all the way until the 2nd to last play and they finally put Geno in the dirt

[Dodub]

Finally

[Pattersonca65]

Over

[Harry Palmer]

This was a terrible, terrible game.

[thesack12]

I can't believe we never sacked Geno. What the f?

EDIT: NEVERMIND

1 sack in 52 dropbacks

[thesack12]

This was a terrible, terrible game.

It really was, but its nice to come out of one of those types of games on the good side

[thesack12]

Ok, somehow SF is in 1st place in the division, which is downright unbeleivable.

Need to take this upcoming mini bye week to heal up, clean house in Special teams coaching staff, and Sorenson needs to burn his entire playbook/scheme and start over from scratch.

[Mk0]

I can't believe we never sacked Geno. What the f?

EDIT: NEVERMIND

1 sack in 52 dropbacks

My dad texted me when it happened,

"THEY PUT HIM IN THE DIRT!"

Me: "HE WAS PRESSURED 40x! TOOK EM LONG ENOUGH!"

[Harry Palmer]

This was a terrible, terrible game.

It really was, but its nice to come out of one of those types of games on the good side

Oh, I’ll definitely take the win, but almost nothing inspired confidence moving forward. Brock, Bosa, Kittle, Fred and maybe 1 or 2 other exceptions, everything else looks like a team that will get their lunch handed to them by a top flight team atm. I realize this is mainly injuries, but does anyone think we’re suddenly going to stop getting hurt?

[thesack12]

Seattle averaged 38 yards per kickoff return. THIRTY EIGHT yards

And that's not really heavily skewed by the long TD return. They had 7 returns for 266 yards, among 2 different returners.

I'll say it again, how much more does Kyle need to see until he feels compelled to make a change?

[Harry Palmer]

Seattle averaged 38 yards per kickoff return. THIRTY EIGHT yards

And that's not really heavily skewed by the long TD return. They had 7 returns for 266 yards, among 2 different returners.

I'll say it again, how much more does Kyle need to see until he feels compelled to make a change?

Part of me wants to call it hubris.

[Jikkle]

A win is great but this team's glaring issues are still there and if it wasn't for Geno being the MVP for us and basically being responsible for a 10 point swing we might've lost this one.

[thesack12]

This was a terrible, terrible game.

It really was, but its nice to come out of one of those types of games on the good side

Oh, I’ll definitely take the win, but almost nothing inspired confidence moving forward. Brock, Bosa, Kittle, Fred and maybe 1 or 2 other exceptions, everything else looks like a team that will get their lunch handed to them by a top flight team atm. I realize this is mainly injuries, but does anyone think we’re suddenly going to stop getting hurt?

Agreed. I don't feel great about it. I don't think they turned a corner or anything, all of the same Major concerns remain very much prevalent.

I can't tell you the last time, I felt like the team put together a complete game and had a resounding win. Sure hasn't happened this season, or all of the playoffs last year.

Having said all that, its still is tough to win a road division game, especially on a short week. So hopefully they can use that as something to build on.

[wco81]

Geno threw 2 picks but he was being aggressive given that 49ers had a lot of rookies and young players back there.

First one definitely being aggressive though safety was in position and got the pick.

Second one, Metcalfe should have flattened his route and that is what Geno was expecting. Green was in trail position with no safety in the frame so either Geno leads his WR vertically, where there may have been a safety, or horizontally and Green probably can’t catch up.

[thesack12]

Seattle averaged 38 yards per kickoff return. THIRTY EIGHT yards

And that's not really heavily skewed by the long TD return. They had 7 returns for 266 yards, among 2 different returners.

I'll say it again, how much more does Kyle need to see until he feels compelled to make a change?

Part of me wants to call it hubris.

The crazy thing is he didn't hesitate much to can Wilks, yet ST has been terrible for quite awhile

[CrimsonCrew]

Seattle averaged 38 yards per kickoff return. THIRTY EIGHT yards

And that's not really heavily skewed by the long TD return. They had 7 returns for 266 yards, among 2 different returners.

I'll say it again, how much more does Kyle need to see until he feels compelled to make a change?

Part of me wants to call it hubris.

The crazy thing is he didn't hesitate much to can Wilks, yet ST has been terrible for quite awhile

Wilks was an outsider. The STs coach is a friend of Kyle's.

[clyde21]

well, we're a team that likes to throw games going up against a Chiefs team next that knows how to win every game, don't see how we come out of that with a W but at least we're #1 in the division for now

[Pattersonca65]

This was a terrible, terrible game.

In defense Thursday games oftemln are