![]() |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Tyrann Matthieu would be the only one that would be a starter on the 9ers from those names. Which should say something since those are the only 3 good defensive players you have. Bosa > Clark Ford > Clark Armstead > Jones Buckner > Jones Thomas < Jones |
Quote:
|
Quote:
ROFL LMAO YOU WANNA KNOW HOW I CAN TELL YOU'RE TROLLING? BECAUSE YOU ACTUALLY POSTED "Ford > Clark"!!! BAWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
You’re absolutely correct sir. Good luck on Sunday. |
Quote:
I get that you guys are still bitter about the offsides, but Ford is having the better year. |
Deforest Buckner is better than Chris Jones? Sure thing.
|
Quote:
You don’t think he is? |
Quote:
Dee Ford at his healthiest and most productive has never once been a better player than Frank Clark. Frank Clark would eat Dee Ford's asshole and ask for seconds, and when there's nothing left but a hole, Frank Clark would **** the hole. Dee Ford is an oft-injured 2-bit role player compared to Clark. Clark is an animal. They're going to have to pull Clark away from Jimmy G laying broken on the field as Clark is humping his motionless corpse. Mostert better be looking over his shoulder, too, because Frank Clark has a bead on that ass. The 49ers don't even understand what's about to hit them...but they'll know the name "Frank Clark" by the end of Sunday Night. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
Clark had 8 sacks 34 tackles 3 forced fumbles and INT playing with a bad neck for the first 8 games. |
Quote:
Dee Ford is a gimpbacked brokedick ****stick. In no way possible is Dee Ford having a "better year." Frank Clark gonna Big Daddy Dick the 49ers Oline in the most rapey of ways. You'll think "Dee Ford had the better year" when Frank Clark has that mother****ing ring on his finger. |
Chris Jones is better than any DL on the 49ers as well.
|
Lots of player jealousy going around Derrick Henry picks the 49ers...Von Miller then picks the 49ers and openly says he just doesn't want the Chiefs to win.
|
Quote:
Frank Clark has more tackles, sacks, forced fumbles and interceptions than Dee Ford this season. Explain how Ford is "having the better year"? |
Quote:
Straight ****ing scrubs. |
Quote:
LMAO I'm telling you, Hern HAS GOT TO BE TROLLING. |
Quote:
I get why Miller said that. |
Quote:
|
Watkins will be the X-factor in this game. It's already happened several times the last 2 years in the playoffs. Teams try to cover Hill, Kelce, Robinson etc..and Watkins gets free.
|
Quote:
I think he's stuck in that run the ball stuff, he had a diatribe about how defense and running the ball wins superbowls. |
Quote:
These guys are used to playing Clark since he was in Seattle. Old news. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Does McGlinchey call Frank Clark "dad"?? Quote:
|
Another interesting thing to think about, Spags held one the historically best offenses ever in the NFL to 14 pts in the SB in 2007 with a defense that probably had less talent on it than KC does.
|
Well we broke Von Miller so I understand why
|
Quote:
Like when he made Mike McGlinchey into his prison bitch. And I fail to see how this same thing doesn't apply to the 5 YEARS this franchise spent with Dee Ford. Is that not also 'old news'? And c'mon now - we're not really gonna pretend like Buckner is better than Chris Jones, are we? I mean Armstead I might be willing to have a conversation with you about, at least as to this season. But Buckner? I mean...c'mon. That's just silly. That's not quite me trying to argue that Breeland is better than Sherman, but it's not far off. |
Quote:
I basically just posted this in the Watkins thread. I think teams forget about him. They are so worried about Hill and Kelce that Watkins in an afterthought. I think he is going to have a huge game as well. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
And I LIKE Buckner. I liked Buckner last season before half these ass-clowns knew the dude's name. I liked the dude coming out of Oregon before he kinda sputtered out of the chute in his first couple years. The guy's a really nice player and a difficult matchup in the middle because of his length. But FFS, Chris Jones is the 2nd best DT in the league and really there's probably less of a gap between him and Donald than there is between him and Buckner. That's just laughable. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Bosa, Ford, Bucker, and Armstead are all good players. I'll even give you Bosa being better than Clark this year and likely going forward. But Chris Jones is better than either Armstead or Buckner. Jones outproduced Buckner in pass-rush counting stats this year despite missing 3 games (and basically 4) - and had just one fewer tackle for loss. Roll it back to 2018 and it's the same story. Armstead outproduced Jones by one sack and 3 TFL this year, again despite playing 3 more games. Armstead wasn't even in Jones' ballpark last year. Jones tracks to 12 sacks, 27 QB hurries, and 11 TFL if playing a complete season. Just so you know what we're talking about here. And as for Ford and Clark... as already stated, Clark has outperformed him as a pass rusher. And he does more than just rush the passer. He sets and holds the edge. He plays the run. He plays through injuries (both have been injured this year, but Ford - as usual - sat his bitch ass out every time he had a hang nail). Charvarious Ward would be the second-best CB on your team. So would Breeland. Either would start. |
Why would Von Miller pick against the Chiefs? Because we broke his sorry ass.
This was right after his latest ass kicking we have him: <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Von:<br><br>“We’ve tried everything, on and off the football field. We’ve tried all different coaches, all different players. I really don’t know what’s going on. If I did, I would be the first to execute whatever plan it is to get everything better. I’m at a loss for words.”<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Broncos?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Broncos</a></p>— Ryan O'Halloran (@ryanohalloran) <a href="https://twitter.com/ryanohalloran/status/1206332010102448135?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 15, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
He can come win a ring with Pat after that, though. Call it payback for Neil Smith. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
I just think the idea that Saleh would completely forego everything they do well for this one game is crazy.
Sherman has made a HOF career out of playing zone techniques and now they’re going to ask him to man up this speed for most of a game? It just makes zero sense. Maybe in some spots, but they aren’t going to do that regularly. |
Quote:
Quote:
Yeah, like i said, these people are stupid. |
Quote:
|
Honey Badger will be SB MVP. I have no analysis or intelligent backup other than a gut feeling that he will make a play that will break the niners.
also niners' D < Mahomes, Reid and Friends Garoppolo + Shanny < Chiefs' D |
Quote:
|
From Sheil Kapadia of The Athletic on SB prop bets. He's taking the Chiefs at -1 by the way:
Total yards of 49ers TDs: Over 45.5 (-115) They had 18 touchdowns of 20-plus yards in the regular season. That was tied for second most behind only the Chiefs. I think the 49ers will be able to hit on some explosive plays in this one, and the over might hit by halftime. If you’re wondering about the Chiefs for this same bet, their over/under is 59.5 yards. Damien Williams 53.5 rushing yards: Under (-115) This is Reid’s second Super Bowl appearance and his best chance to take home a title. Only the 2018 Steelers passed at a higher rate than the 2019 Chiefs. You don’t really think Reid is going to go into this game wanting to run the ball, do you? Williams has totaled just 92 yards on 29 carries (3.2 per carry) in two playoff games. Jimmy Garoppolo 19.5 completions: Over (-110) Eight pass attempts is not going to cut it in this game. Garoppolo is going to have to throw the ball. He went over 19.5 completions eight times during the regular season, and as noted in our analytical preview, Garoppolo’s expected completion percentage was third-highest in the league. In other words, the scheme allows for some high-percentage completions. I think he’s in the 20s in this game. Patrick Mahomes 31.5 rushing yards: Under (-103) The fact that he’s run for 106 yards in two playoff games has bumped this number up. But the 49ers play a lot of zone, meaning their defenders will have eyes on the quarterback. And they’re fast and athletic at linebacker. Maybe Mahomes picks up a first down or two with his legs, but I don’t think his rushing is going to be a big factor. Number of players to have a passing attempt: Over 2.5 (+124) The Super Bowl is when coaches empty out the playbook. In Super Bowl LII between the Eagles and Patriots, four players attempted a pass. The year before, the number was three. I’m saying either Reid or Shanahan pulls out a trick play, or maybe we see a fake punt or fake field goal to push the over. Emmanuel Sanders more receiving yards than Sammy Watkins: (+115) Sanders has been quiet (just two catches for 33 yards in two playoff games), but he played really well for the 49ers earlier this season, with 157 yards in a win over the Saints and 112 yards in a victory over the Cardinals. It’s not like he’s been phased out. Sanders played 86 percent of the snaps against the Vikings and 75 percent of the snaps against the Packers. The 49ers just didn’t pass a lot. Watkins had a flukey 60-yard TD against the Titans that resulted from a defensive back falling down. Overall, Mahomes has completed just 55.6 percent of his attempts when targeting Watkins. I think Watkins is going to have a tough time getting free against the 49ers defense. Any player to score 2-plus TDs: No (+260) There are a lot of great players in this game: Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill, George Kittle. But scoring two touchdowns in a game is hard. Kelce has done it once in 18 games. Kittle hasn’t done it at all. Hill did it three times. Maybe he burns you, or someone like Williams or Raheem Mostert scores twice, but I still like the odds. First INT by a player: Tyrann Mathieu (+650) This is a fun long shot — especially if you’re rooting for the Chiefs. One of Mathieu’s roles in Kansas City’s defense is to be a robber, meaning a low-hole defender who reads the eyes of the quarterback and takes away in-breaking routes. When Garoppolo has thrown picks this year, it’s often been underneath defenders who have gotten him. That could mean Mathieu, who had four interceptions during the regular season. Player to have most receiving yards: Deebo Samuel (+750) And one last long shot. Again, I think the 49ers are going to have to throw in this game. In the second half of the season, Samuel had three games when he totaled more than 100 yards. Even though he’s a rookie, Samuel has been one of the best receivers in the NFL after the catch. And he rarely comes off the field. I think he offers good value here. |
Also some film review guys are pointing out how much Shanahan does not trust Jimmy. Showing multiple examples of his poor decision making and how at this time he's only asked to read 1 side of the field.
Lots of, 1 read 2 read and he never turns to the other side of the field, if they aren't there he just chucks it away or well forces it. |
Quote:
See Murray, Jackson and Wilson, the QB's who had the most success against this D. All of them are "extend the play" kind of guys. Those extra curriculars cause their system to completely break down. They don't have the horses on the backend to survive if the pass rush doesn't get their quickly, and the Qb's ability to escape the pocket really makes them breakdown. Im tellin' ya guys, man, much like the Titans game: The more i learn about the match ups the more my confidence grows. |
Quote:
In Frank, we have a player that is very familiar with their offense and has dominated their O-line by a ridiculous margin. It does not seem possible he can just shove a 270 to 300-pound man back six feet? His power move almost defies the rules of physics. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
What's with the down votes? Both Buckner and Jones are 2nd team all pro. Buckner would have more recognition if the 49ers didn't suck the last two years. You're kidding yourself if you don't think they're comparable. Now Armstead, he has the stats this year, but he's nowhere near as good as those two. |
Quote:
Garoppolo is the one who is going to have to ball out if they want to win, IMO. |
Clark's going to have a huge game.
|
Quote:
Because so is his... |
Quote:
|
Clark is an every down defensive player. He's only on the sidelines when he needs rest. Ford, on the other hand, is a gadget player. He's a specialist, which is why his snap count is so limited.
On top of that, Clark has actually logged MORE sacks than Ford this year. So Clark has outperformed Ford at the ONE thing he brings to the table. Doesn't get any dumber than saying Ford has had a better year than Clark. There's not a GM in football that would choose Ford over Clark. |
Quote:
They can't cover our offensive weapons. They THINK they can impose their will in the running game, but so did Tennessee. Their defensive line is very good. So is ours. They're not going to be able to control the game on the ground. Jimmy GQ will have to light it up. I don't see that happening. We just need to play well. They need us to shit down our leg AND they'll need to play well. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
four seconds? That's a ****ing lifetime. Hill, Watkins, and Hardman are 30 yards downfield in 4 seconds. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
Ford - 6.5 sack in 10 games You guys are really special on this board. Who knew Chiefs fans are so clueless |
Quote:
naw, I'm figuring 35-17 Chiefs. |
Quote:
https://usatftw.files.wordpress.com/...g?w=1000&h=558 |
Quote:
Or are you just going to be a little bitch and disappear like the Pats, Ravens, Texans, and Titans fans all did? |
Quote:
Well I guess if he's just adjusting then Frank Clark will take it easy on him. I mean if he's not very good at pass-pro, then we should probably have Clark play with a hand tied behind his back to even things up. I mean...what the **** even is this? |
Quote:
If Mahomes gets as much as 3 seconds to throw, he'll vivisect that secondary. |
Quote:
You give Mahomes 3 seconds against a zone and you're done. Good man coverage can push plays longer because you simply run different routes against it, especially with these kinds of weapons. But presuming you fellas stick with a 2-high safety look and some kind of cover 3 system, guys like Kelce and Watkins will be looking to settle into zones within 2-3 seconds and the ball will be halfway there by the time they settle. You best hope Saleh's adjusted his internal clock because 3 seconds is an eternity for Mahomes against zone looks. |
Quote:
Good luck, Dumbo |
Run zone the entire time and Mahomes will just drive the ball down the field in 8-10 plays and score a TD.
That puts stress on your offense because you have to match score for score. One three and out.....and you get behind. And don’t tell me about us not getting TDs because our offense has been crazy efficient this postseason with scoring TDs in drives. 15 of 21, I believe. And those 6 in which we didn’t count end of half drives and drops by our WRs. Mahomes has been the definition of efficient. |
Quote:
We have video evidence of Clark pushing him around like a little bitch. Please post video of McGrinchy overwhelming Clark in the run game. I think you are talking out of your ass as usual. |
1 Attachment(s)
Just gonna set this down right here...
|
Frank Clark has 11 sacks in his last 10 games.
I’m taking him over any pass rusher in this game |
All times are GMT -6. The time now is 06:48 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.8
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.