K.T.Tran wrote:losing 3-48 is very embarassing....wonder how much of a yelling the team got from the coach in the locker room at the end of the game :sweat:
I don't think he yelled at them: the Eagles are just a better team, period... The only thing the coach could have hoped for is that the Niners would be competetive, which they were not. :sweat:
WSH just scored a touchdown on a 4th and 15. Brunell to Santana Moss. Nice pass :applaud: Under 4min left. Parcell has been 77-0 when his team is up 13+ in the 4th quarter. Wonder if he'll get that one loss this season in this kind of situation
Parcel lost and the Cowboys lost after leading 13-0 into the 4th quarter. That must really suck for them :sweat:
You must be happy that the Cowboys lost BMW :mrgreen:
K.T.Tran wrote:Parcel lost and the Cowboys lost after leading 13-0 into the 4th quarter. That must really suck for them :sweat:
You must be happy that the Cowboys lost BMW :mrgreen:
YES!!!!!!! New England lost big time at home to the Chargers :woot: :woot: :dancing: :dancing:
Thought I wouldn't see them lose at home this season....
K.T.Tran wrote:YES!!!!!!! New England lost big time at home to the Chargers :woot: :woot: :dancing: :dancing:
Thought I wouldn't see them lose at home this season....
The impressive way the Chargers offense has played in their last two games only reinforces how horribly bad the offensive coaching staff was in their gameplanning and playcalling in the first two games of the season. Let's see if they continue this new trend of intelligently using their available talent and being aggressive in their play selection. However, the Chargers still miss Hudson Houck, one of the best offensive line coaches ever, when they decided not to pay him what he deserved and he ended up going to the Dolphins. And, the Chargers' defensive secondary is still poor, certainly among the worst in the NFL.
K.T.Tran wrote:YES!!!!!!! New England lost big time at home to the Chargers :woot: :woot: :dancing: :dancing:
Thought I wouldn't see them lose at home this season....
The Pats have looked vulnerable so far this season, particularly with their injuries, and the Chargers took advantage.
The key was LaDainian Tomlinson. LT's great running opened up the Chargers air attack and the Pats were done. :thumbsup:
Yeah, I think that's the word. Let me just check my dictionary.
Yup, I checked the dictionary and that's the word I was looking for to describe my feelings as a Niner fan.
After this evening's nightmare in Mexico City, if heads don't start rolling, and mean lots of heads, I'm gonna seriously consider becoming a LaCross fan full time.
I've seen some terrible football in my time. Heck, I cut my fan teeth as a N.Y. Giants fan in the late 60's.
But this is fast becoming too embarassing to watch.
Thank goodness I wasn't watching the game. I only listened on the radio. When they pulled Rattay for Smith in the 4th, I wasn't sure if they were really throwing in the towel or trying something different to score on offense. It could have been a donut hole, and that would have been really embarassing. What a debacle on national (cable) television.
For shame, Niners, for shame. This is no way to instill hope in the fan base.
dochira wrote:Thank goodness I wasn't watching the game. I only listened on the radio. When they pulled Rattay for Smith in the 4th, I wasn't sure if they were really throwing in the towel or trying something different to score on offense. It could have been a donut hole, and that would have been really embarassing. What a debacle on national (cable) television.
For shame, Niners, for shame. This is no way to instill hope in the fan base.
I think when they decided to pull Rattay out, it was a definite sign that the game was over for them and they wanted to test Smith or something like that. I had high hopes after seeing their defense play but then when I saw how horrible the offense was....i stopped watching :usuck:
The Alex Smith era is about to begin. Against Indy.
Smiths abound in Ninerland.
Alex Smith will start at QB.
Trent Smith, the TE we picked up from the Ravens will be playing. (Believe it or not, he's played in the last two games. You just have to watch the tape very closley to see him.)
Cory Smith, the DE turned OLB is getting playing time.
And Derek Smith is still our MLB.
And can you blame'em?
If I was on this team, I'd tell'em my name was Smith too!