Alex Smith did, does, and will always suck.

[Hammock Parties]

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by Mac-NinersChiefs

It's actually a logical conclusion. If a team is new, they will struggle until they familiarize themselves with the scheme and each other.

It is pathetic that this even needs to be elaborated on.

What's pathetic is that you continue to avoid the discussion at hand and make excuses.

Funny how the defense managed to learn this new scheme quickly, yet the offense needs time to "gel."

Change in coaching/scheme hasn't seemed to slow down Philly, Chicago or San Diego. They are scoring 26, 32 and 26 PPG, respectively. Yep, a lot of struggling on offense going on there.

It's an excuse, and a poor one at that.

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

What's pathetic is that you continue to avoid the discussion at hand and make excuses.

Funny how the defense managed to learn this new scheme quickly, yet the offense needs time to "gel."

Change in coaching/scheme hasn't seemed to slow down Philly, Chicago or San Diego. They are scoring 26, 32 and 26 PPG, respectively. Yep, a lot of struggling on offense going on there.

It's an excuse, and a poor one at that.

Oh bullshit. Offenses generally will take longer than defenses.. and your PPG stats is crap. There are far too many variables that can manipulate that shit.

Just stop whining all day and appreciate being 3-0.

Maybe the offense improves and can beat playoff teams... maybe not, but your constant vaginal bleeding is premature and based on negative nelly speculation.

[JENKINSWINS]

Originally Posted by Mac-NinersChiefs

Oh bullshit. Offenses generally will take longer than defenses.. and your PPG stats is crap. There are far too many variables that can manipulate that shit.

Just stop whining all day and appreciate being 3-0.

Maybe the offense improves and can beat playoff teams... maybe not, but your constant vaginal bleeding is premature and based on negative nelly speculation.

[Bearcat]

Originally Posted by Mac-NinersChiefs

... and yet another that assumes our offense will be exactly as it is in the playoffs as it is now at week 4.

That can only be used to an extent though... sure, we expect the offense to improve, but I wouldn't expect a huge leap in productivity either, and that's probably fair.

Just for my own curiosity, I pulled up the Colts... 30th in offense in 2011, 10th last season. Point production each quarter of the season -- 22.75ppg, 17, 26.5, 23. Luck's yards -- 302, 299, 298, 194.5.

Not trying to cherry pick, there are tons of variables, there are probably examples showing the opposite, etc.... but, it's kind of what I'd expect. It's not that the Colts didn't improve, but their offense was what it was, like Alex Smith is who he is. I could be wrong, but I'd guess that offenses don't typically make huge improvements, mostly because there are so many variables -- who you play, injuries, play calling probably won't change dramatically, etc.

They could improve in certain areas, sure, but if they keep winning with this style of offense, it's just another reason they aren't going to make any big changes.

[Bearcat]

*and I know this thread is all about trying to prove stuff, but my last post has nothing to do with that.... it would actually be interesting to see stats on teams that have made big strides within a season.

[JENKINSWINS]

Originally Posted by Bearcat

*and I know this thread is all about trying to prove stuff, but my last post has nothing to do with that.... it would actually be interesting to see stats on teams that have made big strides within a season.

2011 Giants?
2012 Ravens?

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by Mac-NinersChiefs

Oh bullshit. Offenses generally will take longer than defenses.. and your PPG stats is crap. There are far too many variables that can manipulate that shit.

Just stop whining all day and appreciate being 3-0.

Maybe the offense improves and can beat playoff teams... maybe not, but your constant vaginal bleeding is premature and based on negative nelly speculation.

Offenses take longer than defenses, except in Chicago, Philly, San Diego...

And then there's the last resort. "Appreciate being 3-0, quit whining"

The last stand for a Niners fan who has no more excuses in the deck.

No one is whining. No one is unappreciative of being 3-0.

Hell, I'm driving 4 hours each way to see them play this weekend.

Doesn't mean I'm unwilling to mention there are problems with the offense. And I'm certainly not going to sit here and make bullshit excuses for them.

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by Bearcat

That can only be used to an extent though... sure, we expect the offense to improve, but I wouldn't expect a huge leap in productivity either, and that's probably fair.

Just for my own curiosity, I pulled up the Colts... 30th in offense in 2011, 10th last season. Point production each quarter of the season -- 22.75ppg, 17, 26.5, 23. Luck's yards -- 302, 299, 298, 194.5.

Not trying to cherry pick, there are tons of variables, there are probably examples showing the opposite, etc.... but, it's kind of what I'd expect. It's not that the Colts didn't improve, but their offense was what it was, like Alex Smith is who he is. I could be wrong, but I'd guess that offenses don't typically make huge improvements, mostly because there are so many variables -- who you play, injuries, play calling probably won't change dramatically, etc.

They could improve in certain areas, sure, but if they keep winning with this style of offense, it's just another reason they aren't going to make any big changes.

Nope.

The offense will absolutely improve, while the defense continues to play at a historic level.

Why?

Because a bunch of San Francisco 49'ers fans said so.

[JENKINSWINS]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

Nope.

The offense will absolutely improve, while the defense continues to play at a historic level.

Why?

Because a bunch of San Francisco 49'ers fans said so.

Good luck with being negative about winning. There were a bunch of 49er fans that were doing the same thing and they are having a total meltdown now that they're losing. They went from a Super Bowl contending team to a team that could be 1-3 after tomorrow. While the QB they exiled is 3-0 on a team that went 2-14 last year.

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by JENKINSWINS

Good luck with being negative about winning. There were a bunch of 49er fans that were doing the same thing and they are having a total meltdown now that they're losing. They went from a Super Bowl contending team to a team that could be 1-3 after tomorrow. While the QB they exiled is 3-0 on a team that went 2-14 last year.

Who gives a shit about a bunch of dipshit fans of another team?

Again, for the eleventy-billionth time - it's OK to talk about the issues with the team and still be happy they are 3-0.

Unless you are one of a handful of Niner trolls, then you make every excuse in the book. It's like someone kicked your dog or something. 10 -15 guys come to another team's board to blow sunshine, ice cream and puppy dogs up the ass of opposing fans? For a guy that isn't even on their team anymore? I've never seen anything like it.

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by Bearcat

They could improve in certain areas, sure, but if they keep winning with this style of offense, it's just another reason they aren't going to make any big changes.

All that really needs to improve is the 7th worst OL. We have a rookie RT, a C coming off an injury the year before who has now started only 7 games in his pro career, and both guards have looked shaky as well. They get their issues worked out through playing time, and there's no reason this offense won't be far more efficient. (so long as key players like Bowe, JC, and Smith stay reasonably healthy)

[JENKINSWINS]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

Who gives a shit about a bunch of dipshit fans of another team?

Again, for the eleventy-billionth time - it's OK to talk about the issues with the team and still be happy they are 3-0.

Unless you are one of a handful of Niner trolls, then you make every excuse in the book. It's like someone kicked your dog or something. 10 -15 guys come to another team's board to blow sunshine, ice cream and puppy dogs up the ass of opposing fans? For a guy that isn't even on their team anymore? I've never seen anything like it.

Some of us 9er fans thought it was too soon to make the switch to CK7 so we followed the guy that we thought could get the job done. Does that make a little bit of sense to you? Especially with what we have witnessed so far?

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by JENKINSWINS

Some of us 9er fans thought it was too soon to make the switch to CK7 so we followed the guy that we thought could get the job done. Does that make a little bit of sense to you? Especially with what we have witnessed so far?

I don't see any Matt Cassel fans flocking to Vikings boards, so no, I don't get why a fan of one team would waste time on someone else's board to pimp a player they don't even roster anymore.

Actually, I do get it.

You came here to troll, realized that there's damn near zero moderation here, and decided to continue unchecked.

I guess I should say thanks - for helping me realize that Patriots fans aren't nearly as bad as we made them out to be.

[Brock]

Originally Posted by JENKINSWINS

Some of us 9er fans thought it was too soon to make the switch to CK7 so we followed the guy that we thought could get the job done. Does that make a little bit of sense to you? Especially with what we have witnessed so far?

And you guys call us fairweather?

[NinerDoug]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

Nope.

The offense will absolutely improve, while the defense continues to play at a historic level.

Why?

Because a bunch of San Francisco 49'ers fans said so.

Lol. You could be right, it might stay the same. I don't know. Just looking at Alex, he is passing more now than Harbaugh ever had him do, and his yards per game has been rising. The 277 is very high for him. If he keeps it up, IMO, you are already seeing improvement from his play last season in the here and now.