Originally posted by arthurracoon
Anquan, come to our rescue...PLEASE!!!
Originally posted by Tangodnzr
Cards 24
49 ers 2 1
Simeon's sleight of hand is now catching up with him. He's baaaack to his old ways...so intent on sacks that he's leaving huge gaps for the opponents to run at.
The Cards show that although Hurst and Barlow are good, they won't run on us as efficiently as they did on Tampa.
....and yes....yards per carry is about as meaningful a statistic as any.....regardless of what some may claim.
...and yes...teams have been running the ball a lot on the Cards, but it as a couple of us has stated, part of that is due to the other team's playing from the lead, wanting to shorten the game clock as much as possible, and preferring to cut down on turnover possibilities by staying more to the running game. Few teams are so strong at running back that they can continue to run even when playing from behind.....Baltimore, Miami, and Baltimore come to mind....but most "intelligent coaches" prefer to stay with the run when the score is in their favor. ANY passing game increases the likelyhood of turnovers.
Originally posted by cheesebeef
After the bye week, I've kind of forgotten how bad this team was, so I was leaning towards a competitive game. If Shipp can get going, ah, I'm just fooling myself. Owens drops three passes, still has a 120 yards and a td and Hearst and Barlow go nuts on us. Our 5th round pick is not the savior everyone hopes he will be and is shown to be nothing more than a guy that looks good against our offensive linemen and Glass Gilmore goes out in the first quarter after dropping a sure touchdown pass and complaining that his moogage hurts.
Another big fat L - 27-14. Might as well give Mac Tobin's old clipboard to hold to his chest so he doesn't feel naked to the world as another sub-par coach mentally undresses his coaching. Bring on the Bengals!!!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by Cbus cardsfan
I think teh Cards keep it close and we win in OT 16-13.Shipp has a monster game and both kickers will struggle.Just a hunch,though.
Originally posted by Crimson Warrior
I'm really, really bad at predicting games, but, I will say that I think our offensive line will turn in its best performance of the year today.
I also think we will run the ball strongly, and Marcell will have 100+ yards on the ground.
Our d-line is getting healthier, but I'm not sure that we will have a good performance defensively today. Our run defense should be OK, but I worry about the San Fran passing game.
If we had a healthy wide receiver corp, I might be more inclined to pick the cards.
As it is, I still think we have a chance in this one. If we don't turn it over, and move the chains like we did in the first three weeks, then we can stay in any game. I will say that we will be +1 in the turnover dept. today, and run the ball with authority. I predict a win.
Cards 21,
Neeners 20
Originally posted by Crimson Warrior
ok, so I'm not nostradomus, but hey, not bad.
I knew the oline would come around.
Originally posted by Tangodnzr
Cards 24
49 ers 2 1
Simeon's sleight of hand is now catching up with him. He's baaaack to his old ways...so intent on sacks that he's leaving huge gaps for the opponents to run at.
The Cards show that although Hurst and Barlow are good, they won't run on us as efficiently as they did on Tampa.
Originally posted by Tangodnzr
Yes Cheesy, I picked the Cards again this week...........not many of us did......feels sweet indeed.
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Originally posted by Tangodnzr
Yes Cheesy, I picked the Cards again this week...........not many of us did......feels sweet indeed.
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Originally posted by cheesebeef
how has it felt the majority of the year?
Originally posted by Tangodnzr
Unlike evidently a lot of people who post here, I don't go bipolar with each win or loss on a weekly basis. I have liked the general direction this team has been headed for quite some time now.
Sure there are frustrations along the way, here and there, ....but that's inevitable to me....with any team. I choose to try and understand what's actually going on with the team rather than just constantly focusing on each and every little "perceived" ignorance by the people in the Cards organization, whether it be players, manangement, or "regular" employees.
Let's see . . . isn't Miami the only NFL team that ever made it through 1 season without a loss?
Even the greatest teams lose sometimes. Losses ARE disappointing. If I really felt that everyone in this organization was as ignorant as some of the people here claim, and things were as hopeless as they insist on trying to convince themselves and others that they are.... then I'd find a different venue to occupy my time.
I don't "enjoy" losses. I certainly don't accept failure.
but I do enjoy being a fan of this team. I will continue to believe that the people in the Cards organization ARE intelligent and knowledgeable adults, and are honestly making decent efforts at improving it.
I like the people who are "the Cards", and see no reason to not have a little faith in their ultimate success.
Why is that so hard for some of you to comprehend?
Originally posted by Tangodnzr
I like the people who are "the Cards", and see no reason to not have a little faith in their ultimate success.
Why is that so hard for some of you to comprehend?