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Hawks 17-16 on a last second Hauschmoney FG. Both Hawks TD's are scored by Seattle's defense on pick 6's.Marvin49":3n8gnp97 said:17-6 Seattle.
Don't trust Niner O-Line to run or pass block and D-Line while decent against the run can't stop the pass to save their life. If you double Lynch they got no answer for getting pressure.
Then there's the whole LOB bringing out the worst in Kap every time they play.
Oh yeah, and Hyde can barely cut on his bad ankle. Great time for a short week. Sigh.
I'd rather have Ron Jeremy's stunt double (JimTom) call offensive plays for Seattle than the clown that is currently stepping on his manhood week after week.rlkats":6espnvuc said:0-0 tie. Bevell and Tomsula become the new GM for each team.
rideaducati":2sr8xtl4 said:31-6 Seahawks. Those six come in garbage time combined with a failed two point conversion.
Popeyejones":dferu522 said:rideaducati":dferu522 said:31-6 Seahawks. Those six come in garbage time combined with a failed two point conversion.
I truly think this is more likely than probably most other people here, but :lol: at this being your real prediction.
rideaducati":2aud67wf said:Popeyejones":2aud67wf said:rideaducati":2aud67wf said:31-6 Seahawks. Those six come in garbage time combined with a failed two point conversion.
I truly think this is more likely than probably most other people here, but :lol: at this being your real prediction.
This blind squirrel has got to find a nut soon.
Scottemojo":12esng9o said:And expect your anemic pass rush to look a bit better.
Laloosh":1gpyukh6 said:Wouldn't be shocked if Aaron Lynch has more sacks than SF has points.
Then again, I'm not doing well with predictions this year.
Popeyejones":3vzsl4gh said:Laloosh":3vzsl4gh said:Wouldn't be shocked if Aaron Lynch has more sacks than SF has points.
Then again, I'm not doing well with predictions this year.
:lol:
IIRC Lynch is still around the top of the league in pass rusher productivity, but he's simply not gonna get a lot of sacks because oftentimes the difference between hurries and sacks/hits is if a team can generate pressure on the same play from other spots.
I'm making up the math as I go, but save for just straight out beating people without a back in pass pro, generally I think it takes at least two different hurries to equal one hit on any given play.
The result is that the 9ers pass rush is so inept beyond Lynch that Lynch causes a QB to move his feet, and then, that's it, he just slides away from Lynch and gets to dicing the secondary up.
Scottemojo":2c7gim6k said:Niners worried becasue they get torched in the middle of the field. News for you guys, we don't use that part of the field, so the joke is on you!
And expect your anemic pass rush to look a bit better.
A new thing for the Hawks this year is giving up passing between the numbers. Kaepernick could not be happier. Still, I expect a win, though likely an ugly win. Thursday night games are usually so craptastic.
Popeyejones":go5jmzs4 said:^^^ Yeah, I didn't know the exact rankings (or that Aldon had worked his way up the list) but seeing it is justukeface:
With all of the 9ers losses this year, it really was the last two (Aldon and Anthony Davis) that just broke the team's collective back.
Laloosh":r5y0jds2 said:Popeyejones":r5y0jds2 said:Laloosh":r5y0jds2 said:Wouldn't be shocked if Aaron Lynch has more sacks than SF has points.
Then again, I'm not doing well with predictions this year.
:lol:
IIRC Lynch is still around the top of the league in pass rusher productivity, but he's simply not gonna get a lot of sacks because oftentimes the difference between hurries and sacks/hits is if a team can generate pressure on the same play from other spots.
I'm making up the math as I go, but save for just straight out beating people without a back in pass pro, generally I think it takes at least two different hurries to equal one hit on any given play.
The result is that the 9ers pass rush is so inept beyond Lynch that Lynch causes a QB to move his feet, and then, that's it, he just slides away from Lynch and gets to dicing the secondary up.
Not sure if you knew this but Aldon and Aaron are 3rd and 4th in QB hurries so far this season with 14 and 13. Probably makes a Niner fan or two angry...
Popeyejones":2z72el5a said:Laloosh":2z72el5a said:Wouldn't be shocked if Aaron Lynch has more sacks than SF has points.
Then again, I'm not doing well with predictions this year.
:lol:
IIRC Lynch is still around the top of the league in pass rusher productivity, but he's simply not gonna get a lot of sacks because oftentimes the difference between hurries and sacks/hits is if a team can generate pressure on the same play from other spots.
I'm making up the math as I go, but save for just straight out beating people without a back in pass pro, generally I think it takes at least two different hurries to equal one hit on any given play.
The result is that the 9ers pass rush is so inept beyond Lynch that Lynch causes a QB to move his feet, and then, that's it, he just slides away from Lynch and gets to dicing the secondary up.
In this game I seriously seriously hope they keep Lynch rushing from Wilson's backside, and just have everyone else halfheartedly rush while really just maintaining lane integrity to fence Wilson in. MAYBE Lynch gets a sack, but it makes Wilson know Lynch is on his blind side, and also eliminates the interior lanes and maintains integrity on Wilson's scrambles out to the right (Wilson will still make people miss, it's what he does, but it at least would give them a chance).
Marvin49":xbr8glrr said:Laloosh":xbr8glrr said:Not sure if you knew this but Aldon and Aaron are 3rd and 4th in QB hurries so far this season with 14 and 13. Probably makes a Niner fan or two angry...
Just stole that for post on the Webzone. TY.Too many Niner fan are reverting to "he wasn't that good anyway" arguments in regards to Aldon that IMO is flat BS.
JaiSeaSea":3jv9npbi said:Ok in the spirit of positivity, im also going to say that this week the Seahawks will again dominate in the stadium that the Super Bowl is played in for the third consecutive year