@miktoxic said:

so you don't live in SF. why become a niner fan? what did you watch them as a little quiff win a super bowl and decide to become a fan? you know what that makes you? and bandwagon fan/fag.

and dick_tina go fxxk urself pillowbiter.

i got $20 bucks sayin both these douches dress up as woman tomorrow night. the one night you don't have to worry about your wives catching you in their underwear drawer.

I don't live in SF either, i live an hour away in a small city. But we'll just keep coming back with how your team sucks everytime you say something about being gay or living in SF, because we all know the former is true.

@miktoxic said:

i guess you were one of those dipshits?

BTW most cock suckers were born or lived or want to go to your city. we might not have a football team but at least we aren't known as the HOMO CAPITAL OF THE WORLD!

You and Zombo love making homosexual jokes, i'd bet you are compensating for blowing eachother off during half time to make you feel better about your shitty team

Zombo said:

Oh, there's more than a handful, Niner Girl. Now the question is ... Do you have more than a handful?

Zombo

--we'll need photographic evidence, B-cup or less gets you banned

^ 400 pound single WoW nerd

@texas9erfan said:

I'm sorry my friend, but you're looking at it all wrong.

You're making the common mistake of viewing a big passing game as the be all end all of having a great offense in todays pass happy NFL. Most of the so-called "good" teams like the Packers, Patriots, Saints, etc really only have two or three great playmakers, one of which is the QB, that they rely on to win their games for them. If the QB or his star receiver has a bad game, they lose. If their star QB or receiver goes down to an injury, they're done for the season. These teams are one-dimensional and are more vulnerable to a fall off in performance over the course of a season.

The Niners on the other hand are a team without an elite QB or a dominant "household name" receiver to run the score up with. Instead they have a deceptively blue collar offense that relies on everyone to contribute to the success of the offense. Same goes for our defense. Except for perhaps Patrick Willis, there are no household names, just a solid unit that plays great football together. If any single player on offense or defense has a bad day, they have their teammates to step up for them and make the play. Football is a TEAM GAME and no team in the NFL is playing as a team better than the 49ers.

Cap all that off with a new and brilliant head coach/playcaller (who's favorite hobby is walking on water ) and you have a recipe for consistent success.

I would also acknowledge again that Alex Smith is not an elite QB who's not asked to do much and that he is where he is because of coaching. Because of that, I believe that IF he gets hurt, our second string QB can come in and perform at an equal level to get the job done. In Harbaugh I Trust

The 49ers have far less flaws then the top elite teams. If you shut down Rodgers or Brady they are done. If you shut down Alex Smith, he plays conservative enough to where it wont get that bad, and you still have to deal with our elite running game and defense, and best special teams in the league.

stevie said:

10-6 means the Niners finish 5-5

In the 10 remaining games they have 5 divisional games and the West is terrible. They could, and really should win all 5. I say they win 4 of them.

Of the other 5 games they play 3 games that are very winnable. Not saying they are locks by any means, but the next 3 Browns, Skins and Giants are all games that can be won. The other 2, Ravens and Steelers are tough ass games for anyone.

If the Niners went 5-5 in the remaining 10 it would be a massive disappointment.

I think they will win 4 divisional games of the remaining 5 and 3 of the remaining games out of division.

That makes them 7-3 in the remaining games and 12-4 for the year.

I never thought I would be saying that at the beginning of the season, but they are firing on the defensive and special teams sides of the ball and they have a crazy dynamic running game.

It isnt your old school smashmouth running attack, which is why it is gashing teams.

Either way all I want is a division title and a playoff berth for a change.

He knows nothing about the 49ers, he doesn't even realize we have only played 1 game in our division. He just makes this stuff up to make himself feel better about the game this week. I mean really, who wants to have a mindset going into a game that you'll be creamed. You want to make yourself feel better about it.

The admins for the site are a joke. When defending their very mediocre team they spout homophobic slurs, because they can't defend the truth. If they acted anything like the admins on the 49ers forum they'd bout out of a job. But i guess when your main forum isn't funded by the actual team you don't have to worry about that.

@choco said:

And excelled in none of them?

When givin 1 year and a horrible supporting cast around him? Also he has put up a QBR over 80 his past 2 years under singletary FYI

Also, half of our points not scored on offense? Thats off a bit considering we've had 3 touchdowns not scored by our offense.

@bringbackbrownie2 said:

"No team has scored more efficiently than the 49ers. San Francisco has produced a meager 1,815 yards of offense. But it has still managed to hang 167 points on the scoreboard. That's an incredible 10.87 Yards Per Point Scored. In other words, the 49ers are good for about one point with each first down.

Not only is that performance No. 1 here in 2011, it's on pace to approach the performance of the 2007 Patriots. That 16-0 New England team needed just 11.17 Yards Per Point Scored."

This is where you are drinking the koolaid comparing SF to the 2007 Patriots. The Patriots scored 95% of their pts from offense alone, while you are getting about half of your points off special teams and defensive turnovers. So it really is no where near 10.87 yards per pt scored considering much of your points aren't related to your offense. That means SF is playing very strong in all 3 phases of the game and very efficiently. But it also means you don't have as good of an offense as you think you do. There is no doubt that SF will make the playoffs, but they will come back down to earth before the season is over.

I predict SF finishes 10-6 winning the NFC West and having home field advantage in the first round as a 3 or 4 seed. I wouldn't be surprised if that is all you do. It's amazing you are thinking Super Bowl with a below average QB and no real WR threats (Davis is solid as a TE but thats it). Your defense is solid and so is your special teams, but SF is not an elite team..

Can you honestly say you've watched a 49er game this year? Or for the past couple years? First of all, Michael Crabtree is a threat for a wide reciever, and Ted Gin Jr. is also a threat with his speed. Second of all, Alex Smith is NOT below average. I don't care what you think about him, but this is false. Since his shoulder was broken, he has put quarterback ratings over 80 for 2 seasons, going into this year, with Mike Singletary who knows NOTHING about offense as his head coach, and Jimmy Raye, who is almost 70 and could possibly be the worse offensive coordinator ever with as long as a tenure as he has had.

You know nothing about the 49ers. You just think we are on a lucky streak because we were bad for so long. You fail to realize the talent our team has, and the horrible coaching that has plagued this team.

Think about it.

We were 6-10 last year, lost out first 6 games of the year. We head into this year with a brand new coach who has no track record in the NFL as a head coach. Theres the lock out, and the coach has VERY limited time to prepare his team for the season. What are the expectations? Bad. But how did we end up? 5-1, with one of the hardest schedules and only 1 game against a team in our division, which was an away game.

You know why this happened?

We have alot of talent noone knew about, and our QB is actually pretty decent. We have been victoms of horrible coaching for the last decade.