Welp, back on the hate wagon

[RealSNR]

Who's with me?

**** this franchise in the ****ing neck.

I hate Alex Smith, Eric Fisher, our entire secondary, our dickhole coaching staff, Dee Ford for not being a player who could actually help us, and ESPECIALLY McGlynn.

[Discuss Thrower]

Originally Posted by Mav

Or they could use the 11 draft picks to keep building the roster?

Originally Posted by Mav

Um, I'm sorry do you see anyone else on offense other than 25 who is anywhere near all pro? Fisher? Mcglynn? Hammond? Harris? Fasano? You ****ing serious right now?

And you realize that 2 year window started before last year?

One year to assess, a second year to build, and year 3 to pull it all together.

Those 11 picks aren't doing jack for two years after they've been drafted. If they pan out at all.

You contradict your own takes on an hourly basis. This Isn't year two of a rebuild if you're counting on players who are still in college to comprise a championship roster in their rookie year.

[O.city]

Two years? Wut?

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

Those 11 picks aren't doing jack for two years after they've been drafted. If they pan out at all.

You don't know this. You just choose to be a negative, miserable pussy, is all.

So go ahead. Overthink everything.. gloom and doom, baby... sit there and worry about shit you can not control. Makes sense... dumbass.

[Mav]

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

Those 11 picks aren't doing jack for two years after they've been drafted. If they pan out at all.

You contradict your own takes on an hourly basis. This Isn't year two of a rebuild if you're counting on players who are still in college to comprise a championship roster in their rookie year.

That's just where we disagree.

Fulton is doing jack. Thomas is doing jack. You don't have to have 11 draft picks do great. 3 or 4 would do wonders.

I'm really done trying to soothe you. Fine every thing sucks. Reid and Dorsey are dumbasses. You would do so much better.

There. Oh, and uh this season is over....

That should make you happy.

[Discuss Thrower]

Originally Posted by O.city

Two years? Wut?

I'd edit my post but tapatalk sucks ass.

Anyway it's foolish to expect eleven rookie players to be the difference in winning a Super Bowl in their first year. It's also a stretch to expect them to do the same their second year.

[O.city]

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

I'd edit my post but tapatalk sucks ass.

Anyway it's foolish to expect eleven rookie players to be the difference in winning a Super Bowl in their first year. It's also a stretch to expect them to do the same their second year.

By their second year, you've got guys in the 3rd and fourth year and added free agents.

So it's foolish, to you, to say that but you aren't looking to those guys to be the highest impact players in your aquad, or atleast not all 11.

So yeah, saying they can't be the difference in winning a Superbowl is some pretty serious hyperbole.

[Discuss Thrower]

Originally Posted by O.city

By their second year, you've got guys in the 3rd and fourth year and added free agents.

So it's foolish, to you, to say that but you aren't looking to those guys to be the highest impact players in your aquad, or atleast not all 11.

So yeah, saying they can't be the difference in winning a Superbowl is some pretty serious hyperbole.

It's foolish to expect more than four guys out of those 11 to be above average guys worth keeping on the active roster within their first three seasons.

[O.city]

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

It's foolish to expect more than four guys out of those 11 to be above average guys worth keeping on the active roster within their first three seasons.

Sure.
There isn't space for 11 guys on the roster at this point anyway.

You'd hope 4 of them will be good players though and 1 or 2 more likely 1 to be a high impact player

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

Those 11 picks aren't doing jack for two years after they've been drafted. If they pan out at all.

You contradict your own takes on an hourly basis. This Isn't year two of a rebuild if you're counting on players who are still in college to comprise a championship roster in their rookie year.

The 49ers' butt ton of draft picks they've taken on the past two years haven't exactly done jack for them either. When you've got a balanced and deep roster, it's pretty hard to find places for ALL of those draft picks that were brought on. Eric Reid was a starter last year and has gone through somewhat of a sophomore slump this year. Jimmie Ward has a season-ending injury, and Carlos Hyde is still eating Frank Gore's table scraps. The only other dudes who have played and contributed anything halfway decent for them are Cory Lemonier and Aaron Lynch, and that's only because Aldon Smith is a ****ing idiot who got suspended. Has Chris Borland even seen the field since the Willis injury, or does he just suck?

Everyone else is special teaming, practicing, and waiting in the wings for their number to be called when the 49ers need it.

That's because the 49ers are a good team. It's hard to break through the lineups like that on good teams.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by jd1020

Keep acting like the offense performed well in the 2nd half.

You're a dipshit if you actually believe the offense held us back in the playoffs. Period.

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

You're a dipshit if you actually believe the offense held us back in the playoffs. Period.

You're a dipshit if you think a team loses a 28 point lead because of 1 side of the ball. Period.

[O.city]

Originally Posted by SNR

The 49ers' butt ton of draft picks they've taken on the past two years haven't exactly done jack for them either. When you've got a balanced and deep roster, it's pretty hard to find places for ALL of those draft picks that were brought on. Eric Reid was a starter last year and has gone through somewhat of a sophomore slump this year. Jimmie Ward has a season-ending injury, and Carlos Hyde is still eating Frank Gore's table scraps. The only other dudes who have played and contributed anything halfway decent for them are Cory Lemonier and Aaron Lynch, and that's only because Aldon Smith is a ****ing idiot who got suspended. Has Chris Borland even seen the field since the Willis injury, or does he just suck?

Everyone else is special teaming, practicing, and waiting in the wings for their number to be called when the 49ers need it.

That's because the 49ers are a good team. It's hard to break through the lineups like that on good teams.

Borland is probably the best defender they have right now, he's playing awesome.

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by jd1020

You're a dipshit if you think a team loses a 28 point lead because of 1 side of the ball. Period.

I'm not saying you're completely wrong, but anyone without an anti-Alex Smith agenda can plainly see the D failed miserably.

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by BigMeatballDave

I'm not saying you're completely wrong, but anyone without an anti-Alex Smith agenda can plainly see the D failed miserably.

Both sides failed.

I mean jesus ****ing christ... this isn't rocket science.

Everyone wants to point to Alex's first half and how amazing it was and fail to realize the whole time Alex was putting points on the board the defense was assisting the whole time.

The entire team laid a ****ing egg in the second half of that game. Why is that so ****ing hard to accept?

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by jd1020

You're a dipshit if you think a team loses a 28 point lead because of 1 side of the ball. Period.

If you think the offense had ANYTHING to do with that loss than you are a dipshit with a one-sided agenda. Period. Alex Smith has been responsible for a lot of our late game failures and I've called him out on it each time. He was 1% of the problem with the loss to Indy.

But way to illegitamize a legit argument that Smith failed us in Oakland (which is true) with the continued one-sided dumbassery that Smith should be blamed for the playoff loss. I bet you think Smith is responsible for ebola.