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Jughead 29-11-2020 08:13 PM

broncos wanted to use one of their coaches at qb but nfl said no. would have been amusing to watch.

Spindle 29-11-2020 09:01 PM

Texans offence. "Give it to Henry".....

Polish Pete 29-11-2020 09:50 PM

Bills back to winning ways!

Spindle 29-11-2020 10:18 PM

I noticed that Jake Fromm is a QB for the Bills having been picked in the draft this year. If you've seen the series QB1, the first series I think, then you can see him play for his high school final year before college.

Hedgehog 30-11-2020 01:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Jughead (Post 15521319)
broncos wanted to use one of their coaches at qb but nfl said no. would have been amusing to watch.

I can't quite figure out who played QB in the end. I see they had one completion, so assume someone did.

I did read that a couple of their players had played QB at school before converting to their current position, but whether that school was High School or college, I'm not sure.

In truth, unless your game revolves around 20 yard passes, I'm guessing you just hand the ball to a running back and hope for the best.

Funk Butter 30-11-2020 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Hedgehog (Post 15521570)
I can't quite figure out who played QB in the end. I see they had one completion, so assume someone did.

I did read that a couple of their players had played QB at school before converting to their current position, but whether that school was High School or college, I'm not sure.

In truth, unless your game revolves around 20 yard passes, I'm guessing you just hand the ball to a running back and hope for the best.

I think they ended up using a practice squad WR.

Tim 30-11-2020 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Beckenham Boy (Post 15504107)
And herein lies the problem...

Summed up perfectly last night! :(

aj4england 03-12-2020 02:00 PM

Believe theres a few 49ers fans in here? Would be keen to get your thoughts of possible season endings for you?

Its not an easy schedule with Bills, Washington, Cowboys, Cardinals, Seahawks but not impossible.

Looking at playoff picture, I think that the 49ers are underrated and bookies wise, overpriced. Yes they are missing stars, probably more blue chippers than any other team but if Tevin Coleman can return alongside Mostert (who is top class and underrated) and get through to week 15-16 with a possibility of Jimmy G, Kittle, Ayuik, Deebo and Mostert on the pitch at the same time, this team I think has a serious chance.

Flip back just 2 weeks, only Ayuik featured vs the Saints (7 for 75 and 1 TD, so proves can do it against some of the better teams) and limited them pretty well apart from some rare special teams errors

Sherman just returned and still have Kinlaw who will improve, plus Ward, Greenlaw and Warner....

Sneaky under the radar particularly with in my mind, the best coach in the league. He will put Kingsbury and Mike McCarthy to shame in the coming weeks.

CT_Palace 03-12-2020 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by aj4england (Post 15524891)
Believe theres a few 49ers fans in here? Would be keen to get your thoughts of possible season endings for you?

Its not an easy schedule with Bills, Washington, Cowboys, Cardinals, Seahawks but not impossible.

Looking at playoff picture, I think that the 49ers are underrated and bookies wise, overpriced. Yes they are missing stars, probably more blue chippers than any other team but if Tevin Coleman can return alongside Mostert (who is top class and underrated) and get through to week 15-16 with a possibility of Jimmy G, Kittle, Ayuik, Deebo and Mostert on the pitch at the same time, this team I think has a serious chance.

Flip back just 2 weeks, only Ayuik featured vs the Saints (7 for 75 and 1 TD, so proves can do it against some of the better teams) and limited them pretty well apart from some rare special teams errors

Sherman just returned and still have Kinlaw who will improve, plus Ward, Greenlaw and Warner....

Sneaky under the radar particularly with in my mind, the best coach in the league. He will put Kingsbury and Mike McCarthy to shame in the coming weeks.

I wrote off the season some weeks ago. Hoping that the injury list shortens is just clutching at straws. There's not enough games left, the schedule is difficult, we don't have a game winning QB and the NFC West is the toughest of divisions this year.

CP-RJW 03-12-2020 02:22 PM

Looks like it’s between the Cards, 9ers, Bears and my Vikings for that final wildcard spot.

I’d say the Bears have the easiest schedule, but are probably the weakest team.

Really hard to predict, obviously lots will depend on when the Cards play the 9ers, and the Vikings play the Bears.

Though the NFC West is clearly the strongest division in football, they’ve definitely had the distinct benefit of playing against the NFC Least, who this season may be the worst division in NFL history.

aj4england 03-12-2020 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by CT_Palace (Post 15524903)
I wrote off the season some weeks ago. Hoping that the injury list shortens is just clutching at straws. There's not enough games left, the schedule is difficult, we don't have a game winning QB and the NFC West is the toughest of divisions this year.

Fair enough.

I guess my angle was:

1. Some blue chippers returning and how many other teams would still be in the hunt without key players (see Cowboys)

2. The fact that Covid plays a part also means you could realistically be facing a very weakened team in some upcoming or future matches (flip side is, Santa Clara is worst hit so maybe the 49ers will be affected the most) - but games like Saints vs Broncos and last nights may not be to uncommon going forward now a precendant has been set, which perhaps could give some unusual optimism to not rule anything out

3. As a cardinals fan, I dont really rate us that much as a team. Murray is great yes, but the shoulder injury is worrying, the running game has stalled recently and the defence is overall void of any play makers.

4. As for the NFC west, its strong in comparison to other leagues but the Rams are very capable of laying eggs with Goff and also are one of the few teams, same for Seahawks to not have a key player have injury (Donald, Goff himself in theory, Kupp, Wilson, Lockett, Metcalf). Banking on injuries is never a failsafe plan of course

I would not be surprised to see 49ers finish above the Cardinals, which should give them a shot at the playoffs

CT_Palace 03-12-2020 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by aj4england (Post 15524908)
Fair enough.

I guess my angle was:

1. Some blue chippers returning and how many other teams would still be in the hunt without key players (see Cowboys)

2. The fact that Covid plays a part also means you could realistically be facing a very weakened team in some upcoming or future matches (flip side is, Santa Clara is worst hit so maybe the 49ers will be affected the most) - but games like Saints vs Broncos and last nights may not be to uncommon going forward now a precendant has been set, which perhaps could give some unusual optimism to not rule anything out

3. As a cardinals fan, I dont really rate us that much as a team. Murray is great yes, but the shoulder injury is worrying, the running game has stalled recently and the defence is overall void of any play makers.

4. As for the NFC west, its strong in comparison to other leagues but the Rams are very capable of laying eggs with Goff and also are one of the few teams, same for Seahawks to not have a key player have injury (Donald, Goff himself in theory, Kupp, Wilson, Lockett, Metcalf). Banking on injuries is never a failsafe plan of course

I would not be surprised to see 49ers finish above the Cardinals, which should give them a shot at the playoffs

This season is certainly open to skewed results because of Covid, but I don't think that's a good reason for changing my position regarding the 9ers. It would be like putting your hopes on pure luck (and look where that got the Colts... boom boom) and hoping the other teams get injured is the same. Bottom line, those 2 games in NY ruined the 9ers' season. And ultimately even with everyone back generally you need a solid QB capable of doing something special to win the Super Bowl and I don't think even a fully fit JG is that and obviously neither are the current back-ups.

CT_Palace 03-12-2020 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by CP-RJW (Post 15524907)
Looks like it’s between the Cards, 9ers, Bears and my Vikings for that final wildcard spot.

I’d say the Bears have the easiest schedule, but are probably the weakest team.

Really hard to predict, obviously lots will depend on when the Cards play the 9ers, and the Vikings play the Bears.

Though the NFC West is clearly the strongest division in football, they’ve definitely had the distinct benefit of playing against the NFC Least, who this season may be the worst division in NFL history.

and a measure of the 9ers season to date, we're 1-1 v NFC East.

CP-RJW 03-12-2020 02:52 PM

The Vikings are 0-1.

Andy Dalton :D

aj4england 03-12-2020 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by CT_Palace (Post 15524924)
This season is certainly open to skewed results because of Covid, but I don't think that's a good reason for changing my position regarding the 9ers. It would be like putting your hopes on pure luck (and look where that got the Colts... boom boom) and hoping the other teams get injured is the same. Bottom line, those 2 games in NY ruined the 9ers' season. And ultimately even with everyone back generally you need a solid QB capable of doing something special to win the Super Bowl and I don't think even a fully fit JG is that and obviously neither are the current back-ups.

All fair points and I guess from a form point of view, why would a weaker 49ers team win a superbowl this year compared to last season when they made the SB.

Still think they will make the playoffs.

CT_Palace 04-12-2020 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by aj4england (Post 15525186)
All fair points and I guess from a form point of view, why would a weaker 49ers team win a superbowl this year compared to last season when they made the SB.

Still think they will make the playoffs.

well there is now double the chance a team playing in Arizona will reach the play-offs :p

LSEagle 06-12-2020 08:11 PM

What on earth is going on with the Browns!

CP-RJW 06-12-2020 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by LSEagle (Post 15529570)
What on earth is going on with the Browns!

They’re a very talented team, super bowl contenders for sure.

Don’t think anyone expected them to run away with it like this though!

CP-RJW 06-12-2020 08:15 PM

Meanwhile, it’d be nice if the Vikings could manage a lead against the bloody Jags!

Funk Butter 07-12-2020 09:13 AM

There is a zero percent chance that NY Jets players are tanking but if you are a Jets' CB, why the hell would you bite on a stop and go with seconds left in the game and no Raiders TOs.



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