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Pattersonca65 wrote:I.am a weather guru. Looking at the weathee.models next weekend looks much better than this weekend. Saturday is forecast to be dry. There is another system possible next weekend but it is much weaker and might only affect far NW california

The game will be on Sunday, what's it looking like?

thesack12 wrote:

wco81 wrote:

thesack12 wrote:
The important thing is they have a chance to regain their best form

Sure, lot of players on the team who need experience if nothing else.

Just hope they’re noting all the flaws on the roster and planning to address them or at least try.

Every team has flaws. Its all about matchups and execution in the playoffs.

Tonight, SF's execution was quite poor, but they found a way to win.

Next week' game will be against an entirely different opposing cast and will have its own story to tell.

They did find a way to win. Helped out tremendously by a flat-out missed FG from 41 yards. Not to mention a really favorable spot on that 4th down stop that probably wasn't a stop.

CrimsonCrew wrote:

thesack12 wrote:

wco81 wrote:

Sure, lot of players on the team who need experience if nothing else.

Just hope they’re noting all the flaws on the roster and planning to address them or at least try.

Every team has flaws. Its all about matchups and execution in the playoffs.

Tonight, SF's execution was quite poor, but they found a way to win.

Next week' game will be against an entirely different opposing cast and will have its own story to tell.

They did find a way to win. Helped out tremendously by a flat-out missed FG from 41 yards. Not to mention a really favorable spot on that 4th down stop that probably wasn't a stop.

9ers surely caught a break with that spot. That likely took at least 3 points off the board for GB

Just watching the replay of the pick. Demo was chasing after Greenlaw, shouting at him to go down.

Felt like Demo had a really good game. There was a drive when it seemed to be getting away from us where he was all over the place making plays, and I can't recall him giving up much in the passing game.

thesack12 wrote:

Pattersonca65 wrote:I.am a weather guru. Looking at the weathee.models next weekend looks much better than this weekend. Saturday is forecast to be dry. There is another system possible next weekend but it is much weaker and might only affect far NW california

The game will be on Sunday, what's it looking like?

Dry. Current models as of now just showing rain up the CA/Oregon border over the weekend

Hopeful Deebo is fine for next week of course.

Either way, Kyle has got to scheme and adapt better when Deebo is not available. After Deebo's early exit, Offense just never really could get into a rhythm and Kyle's playcalling was questionable.

Same thing happened in the Cleveland game after Deebo left that one early on. It lingered for the 2 games after when Deebo was out as well.

Even if Deebo is cool moving forward and starts next week, there is always the possibility he gets knocked out again. So Kyle has to create a Deebo-less plan.

Pattersonca65 wrote:

thesack12 wrote:

Pattersonca65 wrote:I.am a weather guru. Looking at the weathee.models next weekend looks much better than this weekend. Saturday is forecast to be dry. There is another system possible next weekend but it is much weaker and might only affect far NW california

The game will be on Sunday, what's it looking like?

Dry. Current models as of now just showing rain up the CA/Oregon border over the weekend

Thanks for the outlook

I didn’t like Kyle burning 30 seconds aft end of half and only having that long FG attempt which was blocked.

He just said they called a play with a route to around the 10 yard line but Packers dropped deep so Purdy checked down and they could only attempt that FG.

CrimsonCrew wrote:Just watching the replay of the pick. Demo was chasing after Greenlaw, shouting at him to go down.

Felt like Demo had a really good game. There was a drive when it seemed to be getting away from us where he was all over the place making plays, and I can't recall him giving up much in the passing game.

Greenlaw is a great player, but he doesn't make the best decisions at times.

Seems like Dmo had a solid game. Didn't really notice him much, which for a CB that isn't really a bad thing. Case in point, Ambry Thomas was super noticeable in all the wrong ways.

Kyle just said that Deebo is the only injury he's aware of.

wco81 wrote:I didn’t like Kyle burning 30 seconds aft end of half and only having that long FG attempt which was blocked.

He just said they called a play with a route to around the 10 yard line but Packers dropped deep so Purdy checked down and they could only attempt that FG.

Yeah, that was terrible clock management. Which was a product of Kyle being scared to risk GB getting the ball back.

On the second PI by Thomas, it was 3rd and long and they called bad coverage or safeties got tricked on more shallow route and let the WR get deep.

They showed the Packers coaches in the booth celebrating, probably outschemed the 49ers on that play.

Jennings deserves a shout out, he had a helluva game. Made several tough chain moving catches

wco81 wrote:On the second PI by Thomas, it was 3rd and long and they called bad coverage or safeties got tricked on more shallow route and let the WR get deep.

They showed the Packers coaches in the booth celebrating, probably outschemed the 49ers on that play.

Targeting Ambry Thomas in any situation is usually a good playcall for the other team.

Please sit Logan Ryan next week. Brown is much better in the run game

thesack12 wrote:Jennings deserves a shout out, he had a helluva game. Made several tough chain moving catches

100%. He is getting some nice YAC too.

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wco81 wrote:On the second PI by Thomas, it was 3rd and long and they called bad coverage or safeties got tricked on more shallow route and let the WR get deep.

They showed the Packers coaches in the booth celebrating, probably outschemed the 49ers on that play.

Targeting Ambry Thomas in any situation is usually a good playcall for the other team.

I meant more that they called a play where there was no safety help deep middle like that.

If you remember, Love released the ball quick because he immediately saw something he liked. That was on like 3rd and 15 so instead of trying to get the 1st down or get close so they could go for it on 4th down or even attempt a FG, they took a shot play be cause they saw an opportunity which they necessarily may not have expected.

Maybe Thomas expected to trail the WR with one of the safeties back there.

I love greenlaws clutch turnovers but his returns are soooo unnecessarily stressful

I was screaming at Greenlaw to just go down stop running around!! Wheeew. Kudos to Brock for leading game winning drive. Biggest difference in this game? GB dropped two interceptions, 49ers didn't.