CalgaryFan05
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Honestly - I think keeping momentum going is more important than chess matching personnel - IMO.Good points raised here about maybe letting some of our injured defensive players take tomorrow off to be closer to 100% by Thursday in time for a massively important 49ers matchup. Thoughts?
“I’m not saying you’re kicking this one to the side and if you lose, no big deal. Certainly you want to win. But if there’s a guy and you’re going, ‘He’s 80 percent, but if we give him a few more days, he’d be close to 100,’ maybe I don’t play him in this game. Maybe I want him as close to 100 for the 49ers. And they should still be able to handle this Giants offense.”
Will schedule impact how Seattle Seahawks handle injury situation?
With the 49ers looming next Thursday, could that affect any of the Seattle Seahawks' injury-related decisions for Sunday's game vs the Giants?sports.mynorthwest.com
Aside from 3 plays - we were very respectable against a formidable Lions team at home. No one is hanging their heads over that loss (or should be).
I want to keep the motivation going. i want to see DK clawing for yards (without an INT please!). Chew nails guys. Establish yourself. Beat the shit out of the Giants the way that they should be beaten the shit out of. Boots on their necks.
Beating the Giants handily is just as needed as the 49ers win. Goes to intimidating other future opponents and 'rep' in general. Goes to pumping up our side.
And ****, playing down to opponents is so ... uh.... PC, isn't it? I want MM/Dan Campbell shit here. Doesn't matter who the opponent is - 100% please. I'd love a 48-3 typa win. Would love it. And that's not a big head talking - I would just love a blowout statement win at home at this time in the season.
THAT SAID. IF we were up by a bajillion - yea - increase the second string rotation late in the 3rd