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The SB is not going to be a walk in the park...not by a long shot. Defensively, we need to double the inside receivers, which will probably be their TEs. Welker in the slot is going to be a bitch for CWeb. Offensively, we need to be flexible and go with the flow of the game. Sure, we'd love ball control offense and to keep Brady on the sideline, but we need to be prepared for a shootout as well.

I'm happy with Jerry Jones being GM and owner...I hope he never leaves those posts.

I honestly think that Tynes might be trying to get more height on the ball and not so much kicking it out of the back of the endzone, encouraging the KR to bring it out and get tackled INSIDE the 20...maybe I'm just trying to find a reason for his kickoff inconsistency.

Yeah, hats off to the the 49ers...their D was far more impressive than I thought, especially the secondary. If the 49ers get a WR and a CB or two in the offseason...look the fuck out. I thought their D was good, but I also thought that the stats they've put up over the year were skewed by the fact they played teams like the Rams twice, Cards twice, and Seahawks twice...not exactly offensive juggernauts. Had we lost that game...I could've easily lived with it given the play of both teams.

Romo good, Eli better. Stats similar...Eli wins in clutch situations...Romo hasn't. I'll take Eli. I'd take Ware over Osi, but not over JPP or Tuck or Kiwi. I'd take the Dallas kicker. I'd take Demarco Murray over Jacobs, but I like Bradshaw. I'd take Smith over McKenzie I'd take Sean Lee over any LB not named Kiwi or Boley.

Eli threw two balls today into coverage where two SF defenders ran into each other, resulting in an incompletion as opposed to an interception. That said, it was a gritty as hell performance and Eli should be recognized for it. Throwing the ball near 60 times in that weather without a turnover is impressive.

This is why I wanted a LB on Davis with a S overtop...Davis needed doubled. Man coverage on the other WRs was fine. And yeah, I too think Davis stepped out on the first TD, but it was admittedly very, very close.

All the motivational crap is pretty much equal for both teams. Neither was expected to make it this far. Everyone counted them out, blah, blah, blah. It's going to come down to execution. I will say, that if we do go into this game and win, we're well prepared for whichever AFC team wins. Baltimore = San Francisco --> good defense, running game, mediocre passing New England = Green Bay --> no defense, little to no running game, high powered offense

I'm stoked about the Steelers in New York....Dad's a Pittsburgh fan and he's never been to a game, tailgated, or anything like that. I'm 4 hours from Pittsburgh, but only about 3 from Secaucus where I've stayed before for Giants games. He hates lines, crowds, driving, and cold...but would love to go and see the game assuming it's earlier in the year. He'll have no interest in a November or December game.

You do know that teams we play is on a rotational basis, right? Only two teams next year are based upon how we finished this year

Not to mention, I'd not have a big issue with Spags sitting at DC until Coughlin is no longer our HC. I think that with St. Louis, the HC was doomed no matter who went in there.

Shit...if it were a home game and we signed Strahan for a 1-game contract....how hyped the stadium would be...

I'm just happy he's not with the Eagles...for what he did with the Giants, I wish him the best....right up until we meet next season.

I am more confident about this game than I was about Green Bay. Giants offense = San Francisco defense Giants defense > San Francisco offense I really think that attacking their secondary is doable. 3 WR sets with Nicks/Cruz/Manningham with either a TE/RB, TE/TE, or RB/RB comination. I think we could pass all day out of these sets. With the 3 WRs we have, they can't double them all and they've all shown they can beat single coverage. We need to start the game with quick, decisive throws...get the ball out quickly. Please, no screen/draw plays this week. Their defense is far too quick for them to work particularly well. I'd sooner see the RB release, sit down, and collect a 4 yard pass. Defensively, I believe we have the ability to single up on their WRs. I think that they'll try to establish the run game given our inability to stop it on a consistent basis this season. Shutting down Frank Gore and Kendall Hunter is priority number 1. Double Vernon Davis with a LB and S and be damn sure to chip the shit out of him when he releases into his pass pattern. Despite the praise, and somewhat deserved praise, that Alex Smith is getting...he still doesn't scare me.

There were 3 games where I thought this...both Washington games and Seattle.

Hope he's up to par on Sunday and that he doesn't spread it around the locker room.

I don't think Cruz, Nicks, JPP, and Eli would be enough.

If he fell to 32, I'd shit a golden brick out my dick when we drafted him.

GB's takeaways are skewed by the fact that teams were constantly playing catchup on the scoreboard. GB's offense forced opposing offenses to get pass happy. GB's defense knew it and played the pass. As such, GB's interception numbers grew as a result of their offense. I'm not disagreeing, just pointing out that GB's takeway number is high for a reason other than GB's defense.

Bowling with friends and lots of beer tonight aught to do the trick.

It'd be better if they called my ass after he got hit by the train so I could piss on his corpse for signing with the Redskins...lol.

Stress is a motherfucker.

I think two things are apparent. 1. Your offense needs SOME balance. You don't need to run for 100 yards every game, but there needs to be a mix of short yardage plays, medium distance plays, and long distance plays. Note, this allows for the quick short underneath passes to supplant handing the ball off. 2. Your team needs SOME balance. Your defense can be outstanding with a lackluster but not horrible offense (SF, Baltimore) or your offense can be outstanding with a lackluster but not horrible defense.

We're not getting this guy. I hope the Redskins draft him....and that on the way home, he gets hit by a train.

Sounds a little like somewhere in Jersey, no?