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#40 Never Forget
49ers have to play GB at Lambeau...we get them at home..not sure why the 49ers would have the advantage there?
Bare in mind that he also says the 6-2 Broncos will miss the playoffs and the 3-5 Panthers will make it. I know these are supposed to be "bold" predictions, but these sound more like PCP hallucinations.
When you measure Sats you need to allow for the teams they were up against. Sure the Niners look like our equal on paper, but anyone that saw Thursdays game where the Niners scored 10 points, against the same team we scored 41 must know that we are much stronger than the Niners and wont be held to 10 points in any game. Given that injuries don't stop it.
If I were a betting person I would bet the house we would be on top of the Niners at the end.
Since my house is not worth half the money I put into it. Maybe I'll just bet my Garage. If we win this Sunday it will put a slight stab in thier heart.
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Despite leading the division by 1.5 games over the 49ers, the Cardinals have one less conference win than San Francisco.
The guy makes a point of saying the Niners have one more conference win than us. They've also played one more conference game than us. The Niners have 6 NFC games left, and the Cards have 7. And there's still the second game head-to-head. The Cards could easily finish with two more conference wins than the Niners.
Doug - that's why I said "if we win at TN". That's definitely the toughest road test we have left, even if the Titans record currently says otherwise.
Someone might think that it's a better matchup for SF than for ARI; or perhaps they are under the false impression that SF defense is much better than the Cardinals...49ers have to play GB at Lambeau...we get them at home..not sure why the 49ers would have the advantage there?
Taking into consideration the large if; there is a much higher likelyhood of your prediction than SF winning the division!Bold prediction - if we win at Tennessee, this Cards team will go 8-0 on the road.
What type of crazy logic is this? We're both undefeated against NFC West opponents except that we've lost that one game to SF (with a game yet to be played). So basically, they're favored because they've played and beaten the stinkin' Rams and we haven't?
I'm all for bold predictions but how someone with this flawed of logic is getting paid to write stories is baffling.
Right on, 82! If the Cardinals do what they are supposed to do, that's the key!!!We have a stretch here that, if we do what we're supposed to do (of course, the Cards never handle "supposed to" and "should" very well, do they... ), whatever the 9ers do won't matter! Somehow, I still think December 14th looms very, very large though.
We've got the Rams next week, at Tennessee and then the Vikes at home. We "should" at minimum go 2 & 1 over those three games. With a win tomorrow, that would place us at 8 & 4 heading into the Monday Nighter on 12/14th against the 9ers.
Meanwhile, the 9ers travel to GreenBay (never an easy game), host JAX and then play at Seattle prior to 12/14th. Can't imagine they will sweep those three games. So if they go 2 & 1, they enter the Monday nighter with a record of 6 & 6.
We therefore "should" have a 2 game cushion heading into the Monday Night game. After that game, we have the Lions, Rams and Packers (at home), and the 9ers have to travel to Philly, and then have the Lions and Rams.
Again, all we need to do is what were supposed to do! We NEED to win tomorrow first and foremost. We then need to take care of business in St Louis and Tennessee. If we can pull an upset against the Vikes, cool... but it won't be necessary if we simply do what were "supposed" to do!!
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Exactly... the exact same question came to my mind when I read it... this is some bozo who has no clue.And why is Green Bay winnable for the 49'ers, but tricky for us?
yupAnd why is Green Bay winnable for the 49'ers, but tricky for us?