TJ
Frank Kaminsky is my Hero.
-Stanton is a really good backup QB in this league. Losing Palmer could've spiraled this team into a complete state of ineptitude; however, he's done just enough without turning the ball over to put the team in position to win ball games. I think he still needs to build some confidence in his arm as he can make the big throws, but under throws a lot of his receivers. I do like his poise in the pocket.
-John Brown is blossoming. His route running in this game was spectacular, and was so wide open on both his TDs.
-Tommy Kelly should stick around for a while. Blocked FG and got good push up front. The run defense hasn't suffered at all.
-Patrick Peterson played a solid game after disastrous previous week. He was able to jam Crabtree and Lloyd on the line and completely throw their timing off. He does best when he's playing on the line, not 10 yards back; otherwise, he can get beat underneath.
-Tony Jefferson has an argument for player of the day. He did a good job in coverage and led the team in tackles and had to only sack. His best contribution, though, was when he provoked Boldin into head-butting him, causing the 15 yard penalty on a goal-to-go situation, which eventually led to the blocked FG.
-Bruce Arians is an amazing coach. Enough said.
-San Francisco is in a world of trouble, which is awesome. Whatever is going on in that locker room has spilled onto the field. They are undisciplined, selfish, and careless at times. SF could very well end the season as a 7-8 win team, and with that talent level, would be unacceptable. I could see Harbaugh being fired or bailing and taking the Michigan job when Hoke is fired.
-John Brown is blossoming. His route running in this game was spectacular, and was so wide open on both his TDs.
-Tommy Kelly should stick around for a while. Blocked FG and got good push up front. The run defense hasn't suffered at all.
-Patrick Peterson played a solid game after disastrous previous week. He was able to jam Crabtree and Lloyd on the line and completely throw their timing off. He does best when he's playing on the line, not 10 yards back; otherwise, he can get beat underneath.
-Tony Jefferson has an argument for player of the day. He did a good job in coverage and led the team in tackles and had to only sack. His best contribution, though, was when he provoked Boldin into head-butting him, causing the 15 yard penalty on a goal-to-go situation, which eventually led to the blocked FG.
-Bruce Arians is an amazing coach. Enough said.
-San Francisco is in a world of trouble, which is awesome. Whatever is going on in that locker room has spilled onto the field. They are undisciplined, selfish, and careless at times. SF could very well end the season as a 7-8 win team, and with that talent level, would be unacceptable. I could see Harbaugh being fired or bailing and taking the Michigan job when Hoke is fired.
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