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da pmp wrote:Next Coming wrote:Going to be so delicious when Demariyus Thomas destroys Richard Sherman in two weeks. Nothing beside remains next to that collossal wreck, boundless and bare, the level sands stretch far away.
I hate Seattle but seriously Denver has no chance. If SF defense got lit up, Denver's is going to get destroyed.
Baddy Chuck wrote:I want to win but I also love chaos.
High 5 wrote:Roddy White shutting up Sherman last year in the playoffs was glorious, but I have to admit that interview was almost equally as glorious. "Sorry receiver like Crabtree"
wm3 wrote:Pharmcat wrote:49ers will regret the last 2 years for a long time
losing to a fluky ravens team that didnt even make the POs this year
and losing to a SEA with no WR threat to speak of
with the short peak time in nfl, their time might be over
Hard to disagree with this sadly. Especially how the NFC is going to be even better next year. They missed out on one in the Super Bowl last year and they blew it today. Who knows if Boldin or Dawson will be back next year. Man it just sucks because I felt like this years 9ers team had a chance to win it all
Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there wondering, fearing, Doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before;
KB24TBOTB wrote:da pmp wrote:Next Coming wrote:Going to be so delicious when Demariyus Thomas destroys Richard Sherman in two weeks. Nothing beside remains next to that collossal wreck, boundless and bare, the level sands stretch far away.
I hate Seattle but seriously Denver has no chance. If SF defense got lit up, Denver's is going to get destroyed.
Lol at you giving the best offense in the NFL no chance. You sir are sure bright
da pmp wrote:KB24TBOTB wrote:da pmp wrote:
I hate Seattle but seriously Denver has no chance. If SF defense got lit up, Denver's is going to get destroyed.
Lol at you giving the best offense in the NFL no chance. You sir are sure bright
Yes, and you sir are the brightest light in the sky.When is the last time a great offense beat a great defense?.. LMAO..
wm3 wrote:High 5 wrote:Roddy White shutting up Sherman last year in the playoffs was glorious, but I have to admit that interview was almost equally as glorious. "Sorry receiver like Crabtree"
I found Gore doing the dirty turd dance on the Falcons last year in the playoffs more glorious
cancer wrote:
slap on the butt and offers handshake, gets stiff armed
and sherman is immature? lol k
da pmp wrote:Bulltalk wrote:da pmp wrote:It doesn't matter, SF will win the SB. SF is 4 points from having a 15 game winning streak, better start looking carefully at the facts. Russell Wilson is finally living up to the 5'10 QB that he is.
5'10" and 5/8, Sir. Russell Wilson packs more leadership, intelligence, character and ability into 5/8's of an inch than Colin Kaepernick does into his entire frame. It's always proven to be a fool's errand to sell Russell Wilson short. It's pretty clear that he's been lullabying the competition into a false sense of security these past few weeks. He's got all of his detractors right where he wants them now. Prepare for the pounce!
The key "fact" that has been overlooked about this meeting is when the 49ers and Seahawks met for the second time this year. The game was in San Fran, there was so much more riding on the game for the Niners than the Hawks, they were pumped sky high for it, knowing it was somewhat of a must win for them, and yet...if not one for one missed tackle on a Frank Gore run, the Seahawks win the game. But the Niners did, they eked out a 19-17 win at home by the hair on their chinny-chin-chins.
Now they return to the Clink, where they have been massacred the last two outings, and the Hawks having just as much to play for as them.
This is the playoffs, the past doesn't mean much. SF will stack the line and it will be over for the Seahawks. He has been crap the last month and the league is finally figuring him out as they do with every QB. He can thank the heavens that he has Marshawn Lynch or he would be considered a very average QB at best right now...book it.
wm3 wrote:cancer wrote:
slap on the butt and offers handshake, gets stiff armed
and sherman is immature? lol k
The dude literally goes over and taunts Crabtree after he already knew the Niners season was over and then prances around like the **** douche bag he is throwing up choke signs to the 49ers players. I don't see how anybody can say he's not immature, especially after that rant. But it's cool tho, when Richard takes a trip down to SF next season, he's public enemy #1. I really don't see why he's ranting so much, dude was quiet all game long.
da pmp wrote:Bulltalk wrote:I was thinking of the eclipse of that historic 73-0 score. But I think Pete Carroll's too decent of a man to run up the score like that. It will almost surely be closer than that.
I'm soon off to game day festivities. It's all good. It's all in fun.
With a midget QB, they'll be lucky to score in this game
oh yea, i'm pretty sure if your'e favorite player was to lose a game and the opposing player (well known trash talker) comes up to you with a half-hearted congratulations you would **** wm3 wrote:I really don't see why he's ranting so much, dude was quiet all game long
Baddy Chuck wrote:I want to win but I also love chaos.
blazza18 wrote:wm3 wrote:I really don't see why he's ranting so much, dude was quiet all game long
I know right. He just made the game ending/biggest play of the game.
and your'e in this convo, why?cancer wrote:half hearted or not, you don't act like a sore loser
it goes both ways
crabtree could have been the bigger man, if in fact sherman was taunting
but nah, only sherman can be the bad guy in this scenario
El MyLittlePony wrote:i just hope niners escape the game injury free, need everybody healthy in super bowl.
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