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AWFULLY pedestrian lately and SF has won 3 tough road games in a row.....2 against VERY solid defenses. Just sayin.'
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Quote Originally Posted by HutchEmAll:
AWFULLY pedestrian lately and SF has won 3 tough road games in a row.....2 against VERY solid defenses. Just sayin.'
I agree HUTCH. His QB rating was 115-118 for the first 12 games. Not counting Sat. his last 4 games were in the low to mid 70's. Definetly regressing but still winning. Go figure.AWFULLY pedestrian lately and SF has won 3 tough road games in a row.....2 against VERY solid defenses. Just sayin.'
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Quote Originally Posted by mellow_wolf:
Live here in WIS. watched him play quite a few games at our UNIVERSITY. Alhough not home grown he was a refreshing face to the run of the mill QB'S we were used to. Just stating his rating have regressed the latter part of the year. Not sure why other than he did'nt need to be that guy. I have no doubt he will perform at a high level when needed.Don't fall for the belief the Wilson is "regressing" or playing "pedestrian". He showed against Washington and Atlanta last year in the playoffs exactly what he is capable of doing when forced to throw and make plays with his feet. He has not been forced to do so, yet. He may on Sunday and I am of the mindset he will shine if called upon.
He is the better QB on the field come Sunday and I would not wager against him. Those who think they have some angle are not seeing Seattle for what they are and Wilson for what he truly is: a game changing QB who can make plays and rarely offers up miscues.
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Sounds he could have help the team by making a play or two at SF and against Arizona and apparently he did not.
4 TD's and 3 INT's in his last 4 (which included AZ and SF).
Not saying he's terrible, but to say he always makes a play when he has to and doesn't make any mistakes just isn't telling the whole story.
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Quote Originally Posted by HutchEmAll:
Sounds he could have help the team by making a play or two at SF and against Arizona and apparently he did not.
Sounds he could have help the team by making a play or two at SF and against Arizona and apparently he did not.
4 TD's and 3 INT's in his last 4 (which included AZ and SF).
Not saying he's terrible, but to say he always makes a play when he has to and doesn't make any mistakes just isn't telling the whole story.
Which QB in history always makes all the plays and doesn't make any mistakes? So that goes without saying. We can always find a stretch that someone wasn't not playing well and that goes for Kap, too. I could argue the team carried him in Kap's last game, particularly in the 1H.
Bottom line: Wilson is better QB for now and that's not to say Kap couldn't perform better in this upcoming game. I sure hope he will because I want Niners to win.
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To me what matters most for SF as I said during last game is who Kap goes to as his main receiver. If he goes with Boldin then the chances solid..Boldin makes the catches and opens up the rest of the offense.
Yesterday he was forcing it to Crabtree and the offense was stagnant..once he focused on Boldin the confidence came back and the offense started to click.
If I were Seattle I would double Boldin and force Kap to go somewhere else..if they can eliminate the best receiver then SF will struggle...as they did yesterday.
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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
To me what matters most for SF as I said during last game is who Kap goes to as his main receiver. If he goes with Boldin then the chances solid..Boldin makes the catches and opens up the rest of the offense.
To me what matters most for SF as I said during last game is who Kap goes to as his main receiver. If he goes with Boldin then the chances solid..Boldin makes the catches and opens up the rest of the offense.
Yesterday he was forcing it to Crabtree and the offense was stagnant..once he focused on Boldin the confidence came back and the offense started to click.
If I were Seattle I would double Boldin and force Kap to go somewhere else..if they can eliminate the best receiver then SF will struggle...as they did yesterday.
That's probably a good strategy for most teams but if there is one team that doesn't necessarily have to do that, it's the Hawks. That's why I think the Hawks' secondary matchs up very well with Niners' weapons.
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