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Spin Doctor":277dpva9 said:I've been critical of Wilson this season, but this one isn't on him. Our receivers failed miserably this game, and ultimately cost us the game combined with Bevel's inability to adjust in the second half. Exhibit one: Turbin runs down the field, Wilson hits him perfectly in stride and there is nothing but green in front of him. Exhibit two: Tate drops a pass 50 yards or so downfield, one that he had position on. That would have gotten us into the redzone. Exhibit three: Wilson hits TE Evans perfectly in his hands in stride down the field, an easy 40 yard completition. Exhibit four: Wilson hits Tate on a crucial third down on a slant route, he would have had room for YAC as well. Exhibit 5: Marshawn Lynch drops an easy pass on a screen play.
There are some more examples of piss poor receiver play but I'll leave it there. Wilson gave our guys opportunities and they weren't even able to come up with even the simpliest of plays. In the second half we failed to adjust to what the 49ers were doing defensively too, as well as compensating for our poor receiver play. Did Wilson have a few mistakes? Yes the throw into double coverage comes to mind, but he was not the cause of our offensive woes today.
Yep. And this is from someone critical of Wilson. Wilson got zero help. ZERO.
Yea, he had a couple of bad throws. The interception is on him. Arguably, he wanted to slant that inside the defenders, and was hit, causing it to float outward. Good play; bad decision to release it with so much pressure coming so fast at him. If he gets that off a second earlier, it goes for a big play, or at least an incompletion. He pushed his luck and got burned for it. But that's one play. Almost every other play was on, and drops were all on the receivers. He had a good ~120 yards on dropped passes alone.