The niners are not playing their greatest football right now, but at least we are in football season. The days of waiting for the weekends to be filled up with games are now gone. So even if the 49ers are going to be losing lots of games this year because of all the departures, it is still better than nothing.
The saturdays and sundays of college football and professional football will still have some upsides and downsides even if your favorite team is taking it on the chin. The other games don't matter as much, but you still have some exciting games to look forward to.
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Wednesday, September 30, 2015
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
The Horror
The 49ers don't look like they are trying to win anything any time soon. The last two weeks the games have just been too tough to watch completely. The secondary is soft. The offense cannot seem to block or throw the ball down the field. It is really like the wheels are falling off.
Was this all to be expected? The change from Jim Harbaugh and all the players retiring and leaving seems like it was too much in one offseason. Will the 49ers be able to turn this thing around before it is too late?
The conversations on the talk shows will soon start turning for who to blame. It looks like they are starting to point at number 7. Turning the ball over 4 times in one game is just not the business.
Why don't the 49ers front office address the problem that everyone can see? The right side of the line needs to be replaced with people that can protect. Until that wide open hole is plugged, it seems like nothing is going to turn into success.
With all the receiver and tight end talent, you would think the niners could get the ball to their playmakers, but it does not seem to be the case.
When the games start getting out of hand early, the simple solution is to turn the channel and not keep watching the horror. By half time the last two weeks the games have been over. Let's hope we don't have to keep on turning netflix at half time for the rest of the year.
Was this all to be expected? The change from Jim Harbaugh and all the players retiring and leaving seems like it was too much in one offseason. Will the 49ers be able to turn this thing around before it is too late?
The conversations on the talk shows will soon start turning for who to blame. It looks like they are starting to point at number 7. Turning the ball over 4 times in one game is just not the business.
Why don't the 49ers front office address the problem that everyone can see? The right side of the line needs to be replaced with people that can protect. Until that wide open hole is plugged, it seems like nothing is going to turn into success.
With all the receiver and tight end talent, you would think the niners could get the ball to their playmakers, but it does not seem to be the case.
When the games start getting out of hand early, the simple solution is to turn the channel and not keep watching the horror. By half time the last two weeks the games have been over. Let's hope we don't have to keep on turning netflix at half time for the rest of the year.
Monday, September 7, 2015
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