DeaconKnowledge
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Wasn't calling Thomas a bust.TheDrizzlerJ11 said:I'm going to have to guess you haven't even watched Daniel Thomas yet.
See, he's the meat in the san
Jeez, you jackasses never get my lame jokes.
Wasn't calling Thomas a bust.TheDrizzlerJ11 said:I'm going to have to guess you haven't even watched Daniel Thomas yet.
Who are you to question the defensive coordinator of the Eagles? What gives you the right? Is it because you have almost as much experience as him being a defensive coordinator?TheLegendary said:What a waste. Putting Nnamdi in so much zone should be a crime.
We are fans of the justice system and the Steelers!TheDrizzlerJ11 said:What does it say about Pittsburgh when you turn on a game to see a few thousand people wearing a rapists name on their back?
Same shit happens with Corey Webster. He stinks in zone but is awesome as a press corner. *Shrug*yankeehater said:The weird thing is he doesnt even seem good at it. He has been late reacting on a few passes already this year. He is a force in man to man coverage, they need to do that more.
Also you go to zone to help cover up guys who can't cover man.DeaconKnowledge said:Gotta be a good tackler to play zone.
*cough*
He's probably only played zone 10% of the time in his career. He's hands down the best bump and run guy out there right now in the league.yankeehater said:The weird thing is he doesnt even seem good at it. He has been late reacting on a few passes already this year. He is a force in man to man coverage, they need to do that more.
Can't wait to see Webster try and jam Larry Fitzgerald. He will get killed.Wellington said:Same shit happens with Corey Webster. He stinks in zone but is awesome as a press corner. *Shrug*
Hold out Tramon too,Futurevoid said:Update for Packers-Gaf:
MechDX said:EVERYONE at ESPN picks us over the Steelers.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/picks
All but one at CBS
http://eye-on-football.blogs.cbssports.com/mcc/blogs/entry/22475988/32378337
DOOMED!!
DeaconKnowledge said:Did Allen die or something?
Milchjon said:Why do you hate your team so much? And why do you even try to be a fan when you always end upt hating your team?
Now try to guess who he's talking about? Ballard? Hynoski? Ballard is the new starter at TE and Hynoski is the rookie fullback. Surely it must be one of those two, right?"He has been slowed down a lot so right now he is still very much at the learning stage."
squicken said:Yeah the Dolphins are quietly a top 5 joke franchise right now.
It's Miami. You got a problem with that?Celebrity owners to try and boost attendance (is minor ownership there anything other than buying a luxury suite?)
Openly court a coach, miss out, then extend the incompetent coach you rightly tried to jettison
Overpay a skittish, prissy RB who is useless outside of punt returns, then try and fix that by putting in the only waiver claim on a guy who is useless in every scenario
Win-less against worst team in history of professional sports
Buckethead said:Haha.
:jnc @ people picking ARI and STL.
Gilbride isn't nearly as bad as Shotty Not even close. Despite how much Giants fans love to hate on him (including me at times). He can call a piss poor game (The Redskins game is a perfect example) and his pass happiness and red zone play calling will drive me insane at times - but then his offense can also be explosive.Buckethead said:Both Schotty and Gildbride are McCarthy on 3rd down level morons.
The traveling worries me more than the effort or "trap" game stuff. The Giants have played well in AZ in the past but Fitz has also traditionally had good games against us. In the past three he has something like 330yds and 1 TD. I still think we win this game. Kolb buckles like a bitch under pressure and he'll be getting plenty of that on Sunday.yankeehater said:I would be surprised if the Giants win, since they are the better team, but I think the Cards will pull off the upset.
ThisWreckage said:Who got fleeced more? SF signing Gore or the Titans signing Chris Johnson?
Doomsayer said:Titans, easily.
If we cut Gore after this season he will not be owed any extra money. His contract is entirely non-guaranteed.
yankeehater said:How much of a singing bonus did he get? I would think Gore would be the riskier signing since he had such a bad injury last year, and CJ is younger.
Frank Gore's agents announced yesterday that they had snagged the San Francisco running back a three-year contract extension worth about $21 million.
But as we've seen with many NFL contract lately, the truth is slightly less rosy that the headlines would want you to believe.
To begin, only $13.5 million of it is guaranteed money. Not bad for a 28-year-old running back, as most of the stories about the deal mentioned.
But NFL Network's Jason LaCanfora dug a little deeper and reminds us that "guaranteed money" isn't always so "guaranteed".
The guarantee for 2013-14 is an "injury" guarantee, not a "talent" guarantee. That means it only applies if Gore suffers a catastrophic injury and is unable to play. If his performance suffer and the Niners cut him, they're off the hook.
Also, the guarantee doesn't apply to the final year of the contract if he gets hurt before it begins.
Oh, and there's one other thing: $4.9 million of that $13.5 million total was money from Gore's existing 2011 contract, which they would have had to pay him anyway, with or without the extension. The contract adds nothing to his 2011 salary and provides no extra up-front money or signing bonuses.
So all Drew and Jason Rosenhaus really got him was $8.6 million spread over three years, and most of it guaranteed only if he's physically unable to play. If Gore simply wears down or becomes ineffective, the 49ers can cut him at almost any time and owe absolutely nothing. Even if they do end up paying the injury guarantees, the salary cap hit will be minimal.
Yes, if Gore is healthy and productive, he can earn all $21 million ($13.5 million in salary, plus another $7.5 million in performance and roster bonuses), which is great for him and the 49ers. Gore has stated that he hopes to finish his career with the team that drafted him in 2005 and technically this gives him the opportunity to do so.
But the commitment (and $21 million paycheck) is entirely dependent upon Gore and his ability to be an effective NFL runner for another four years. If he's not, it's no skin off the Niners' back. The risk for San Francisco with this deal is almost non-existent.
As we've seen with the Michael Vick deal and plenty of other big money contracts, the numbers are never what they seem. (Unlike Gore, Vick can't even reach his advertised selling price of $100M.)
But trying telling that to the agent who wants to brag about the big money they earn for their clients.
Doomsayer said:Titans, easily.
If we cut Gore after this season he will not be owed any extra money. His contract is entirely non-guaranteed.
yankeehater said:Has Gore ever played in a playoff game? It would be kinda sad if he never gets to.
ThisWreckage said:I don't think it's that cut and dry. At least Johnson plays. Gore always seems to be injured. However, everyone is saying Johnson is having a shitty year because he missed training camp and I don't buy that for one second.
Chargers are blacked out.Liquidsnake said:LA GAF: will the charger game be blacked out, so I can watch my Raiders vs. New England?
No doubt.Futurevoid said:Gilbride isn't nearly as bad as Shotty Not even close.
Buckethead said:Haha.
:jnc @ people picking ARI and STL.
Eh, depends...Buckethead said:And regardless of stats when you need a good call from him for a big down he typically calls the dumbest thing possible.
that whole team are bunch salty bitches my god"To me they blown it way out of proportion," the linebacker said on ESPN 980's John Thompson Show on Tuesday, via DC Sports Bog. "I mean, they tried to make it seem like the guy was hospitalized the night before the game, just so we could build it up if they was to win the game - oh he's a courageous player to go out there and play. The guy was playing just like Tony Romo, running around, making throws. He got hit throughout the whole game and still getting up. I mean, it was blown way out of proportion, but it is what it is."
Doomsayer said:Yeah, he really got fucked. I think it was because he wants to end his career in SF and he knows that he probably won't be healthy for a full season again. Hell, he's only been healthy for one full season and its all been downhill since then. Plus he's coming off of a hip fracture and now has a bum ankle. He knows the end of the road is near.
ChanHuk said:Chargers are blacked out.
Potentially because the Giants' secondary is awful and Arizona has OPI Fitzgerald.yankeehater said:I picked the Giants to beat the Eagles last week, and I picked Arizona this week.
yankeehater said:I am not saying the Cards are good or anything, but they have been in every game so far. If not for their D fucking up they would have beat the Skins in Washington.
meljeff said:Doomsayer, I like you as a fellow 49ers fan, but every time I see your avatar I have to do a double take because I think I see the Tron Guy and it makes me laugh.
2011 Alex Smith vs. the Rush
Number of rushers NFL rating Total QBR
Four or fewer 81.2 43.7
Five or more 115.0 80.1
1+ DBs 158.3 100.0
Drakeon said:Didn't they just lose to the Seahawks who only scored 13 on them? That doesn't seem like the D shit the bed on that one.
etiolate said:from espn superblogger Mike Sando:
So Alex has actually been amazing versus the blitz, but subpar against a front four rush, and he has taking many bad sacks he should have avoided. If he reads blitz and it comes, he does well. It seems like if you just beat the niners crap OLine with a four man then he isn't ready.
Zeke said:Brian Orakpo
that whole team are bunch salty bitches my god
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/09/29/chargers-dolphins-blacked-out-in-san-diego/The first winning September of the Norv Turner era has not inspired Chargers fans to suddenly start buying tickets.
The Chargers announced that Sundays game against the Dolphins will not be televised in the San Diego market. More than 6,500 tickets remain available.
Los Angeles football fans may be happy about the development. They get to watch the far more intriguing Raiders-Patriots matchup instead now.
etiolate said:from espn superblogger Mike Sando:
So Alex has actually been amazing versus the blitz, but subpar against a front four rush, and he has taking many bad sacks he should have avoided. If he reads blitz and it comes, he does well. It seems like if you just beat the niners crap OLine with a four man then he isn't ready.
beast786 said:And that is exactly what lions do best.
BTW, how do people feel about Harbaugh?