Herc

Lawrence alone makes the beckham trade a win for us. The toney trade down was iffy at the time. He telegraphed wanting smith, got outmaneuvered by the eagles, then traded down past parsons to get his next favorite wr. shoen might end up salvaging the trade with the picks he made though. Thibs/neal (whoever you think the extra guy is) and bellinger look like hits so far

He got some cornerstones for sure. Still glad he’s gone but it’s starting to look like he wasn’t an F.

Good to see you, hope you get to watch a big win!

Minn lose to bears we play minn. Minn beat bears, sf beats cards, we play minn. Minn beat bears, sf lose to cards, we play sf

That Vikings o-line is thrashed right now too. I think it’s a good matchup for us

It’s a tough decision. We saw what happened in the third quarter of this season when we lost some guys. We’re almost fully healthy now other than dudes on IR

For sure. I just wish the eagles didn’t have a theoretical easy win after what they did to us a couple years back when we were relying on them

Only if the niners lose too.

Yeah, and they suddenly have 3 competitors for the number 1 seed too. It’s too bad we have nothing to play for

Nice we got Minnesota now. Let’s hope it holds. I want those fuckers again

Of course this fucker Gould misses an easy game winning fg

Vikes lost. Sf just took the lead

I’d like to get revenge for that vikes loss

What a great day

They’re losing guys at the wrong time. Good

Love hearing the Jones chants.

Crazy looking back at how great the beckham trade worked out for us. The Lawrence pick alone was way more valuable than beckham, let alone the extras thrown in

It’s his worst season but he’s still got a green grade on pff

Jesus please sit him now lol

Lawrence is that good

Awesome moment. Good for collins!

Hell yeah look at this red zone offense

Wow great fucking slide

I think we all know better. I think we’ll win but I don’t think we’re covering 5.5

It just seems fitting that we’d once again by relying on the eagles hopefully sitting their players