We definitely didn't have a "cushy" road to the Superbowl if you include what it took for us to secure the #1 seed. Our last 6+ games was the hardest stretch any team has ever faced so late in the season.

Minnesota's defense is pretty damn good too. The way their safety's and linebackers were playing was light-years better than anything else we saw all year long. Their flaw was selling out against the pass and never waviering from it. Once Kyle realized it, he just ran the ball over and over.

While we booted him, I really wish you wouldn't bother responding to these guys. You are as much responsible for sending these threads into a spiraling vortex of shit as anyone.

And luggage is going to the correct city, right?

Sorry about that.

Well, we're not playing the Patriots in NE, so I'd assume so.

Hardest stretch any team has EVER faced?

Hyperbole, much?

Yeah, we beat those guys with our backup QB who was coaching high school ball and teaching math at the beginning of the season. Some of your 49er bretheren said that they weren't that tough, ya know...

Splitting hairs here but believe Andy said they leave Sunday. Same for SF.

Hope they spent a bunch of time with the punting units. Can't afford a single blunder and these guys have been serving them up.

Man, Chris Simms is good at this. The gap between him and his dad as an analyst is as big as the gap between his dad and him playing QB (and Phil is a hell of a lot better analyst than Chris was QB).

Love that comparison of what the Packers tried to do to the cover 3 to what the Chiefs can do. (Also: on the play from the Titans game they broke down, if the S sits at home on the seam route by Hill, Hardman gets over the top to the corner for a TD. They were boned either way).

It makes you wonder if the 49ers end up deciding to play a lot less cover 3 than normal to better deal with the matchups. That would be a big advantage Chiefs, IMO. Any time you make a team play something other than their bread and butter, it's a win, IMO.

Pointing out the running room is a huge thing, too. When they're reading cover 3, seems like KC can open some huge scramble lanes for Mahomes by pushing the outside rusher outside. Especially when they're running a twist or stunt.

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Thanks, I was trying to remember everything he covered.

I was surprised the game plan was already set.

No, not at all.
Headlines:

49ers Currently in Most Difficult Stretch of Games Ever During Super Bowl Era
49ers embark on historically difficult three-game stretch etc etc.

Don't forget Devonte Adams didn't even play when you played the Packers. Without Mahomes and Adams that game is really irrelevant.

Right. And we were without half our offensive starters when we played the Packers.

Man, this is awesome stuff. I will say, the Chargers seemed to have some moderate success against us on defense this year. They forced us to dink and dunk down the field, and that's really not when our offense is at its best. The Chiefs can certainly do it though - we dominated the Bears with methodical drives like that when they basically sold out to prevent the deep ball.

Mahomes has seen this defensive scheme 4 times just with the Chargers in the past two years. I think he and Reid are going to shred it with 2 weeks to prepare.

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beleive me the "stat" is a bunch of bullshit...they were talking about the collective winning percentage as the measure of 'the toughest schedule of all time'



I had to hear that shit on local talk radio daily... It really and truly was a meaningless stat and took literally nothing into account other than winning %. (no factoring in of strength of schedule, current situation with regards to injury etc...) and they try to extrapolate it to ALL TIME...... Sorry...I call bullshit. You want to claim toughest 6 gam,e stretch of all time youre going to need to come up with something better than previous win %