Vikings @ San Francisco MNF Part Deux

[CC_123]

Originally Posted by pudge27t

10 rushes though????

No, I agree with that completely. He needs to touch the ball 20+ times for the Vikings to win. 10 rushes is the reason why the pass wasn't working. Build off the run to have success in the pass, like the 49ers did. It was VERY questionable play calling by Norv but I think after watching the film, they are ALL going to learn a lot from this game and improve from it.

[88horsepower]

Originally Posted by pudge27t

10 rushes though????

Yeah, that's inexcusable. You have a weapon like that and don't run him 25 times? The game was close for much of the game and they seemed unwilling to run.

[CC_123]

Originally Posted by 88horsepower

Yeah, that's inexcusable. You have a weapon like that and don't run him 25 times? The game was close for much of the game and they seemed unwilling to run.

Its because any time they saw 7 in the box they aborted the run, which is stupid. How many times have we seen AP torch 7-9 in the box?

[mrmojorisin71]

Originally Posted by CC_123

They have some playmakers but its impossible for them to touch the ball when the offensive line can't keep the heat off Teddy.

If you're referring to Cordarelle Patterson, Jarious Wright, Charles Johnson, Kyle Rudolph, or mike Wallace (a shell of Wallace) then you must not see the real talent in the NFL, because it's not them

[88horsepower]

Originally Posted by CC_123

Its because any time they saw 7 in the box they aborted the run, which is stupid. How many times have we seen AP torch 7-9 in the box?

Yeah, it makes me wonder. I'd like to see if Peterson has something left in the tank, but tonight was not a good sample size.

[CC_123]

Originally Posted by mrmojorisin71

If you're referring to Cordarelle Patterson, Jarious Wright, Charles Johnson, Kyle Rudolph, or mike Wallace (a shell of Wallace) then you must not see the real talent in the NFL, because it's not them

Charles Johnson runs phenomenal routes. He played great last season. While Mike Wallace might not be the same player he used to be, he is still talented and will catch the ball. And Kyle Rudolph is a top 10 tight end in the league when he is healthy. They have talent on their roster, they just need to use the run to their advantage so that they can throw the ball.

[CC_123]

Originally Posted by 88horsepower

Yeah, it makes me wonder. I'd like to see if Peterson has something left in the tank, but tonight was not a good sample size.

I think we all know he has something left there, but when you run him 10 times in an entire game, you aren't giving him a chance to break out a run or two. Horrible play calling by Norv and company tonight. Hopefully they fix that issue this week heading into the game against Detroit.

[chitownbears22]

Per Schefter:

Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter 3 minutes ago
Rick Spielman in serious contract discussion to replace his entire OL. Scouting 35-W replacements.

[mrmojorisin71]

Originally Posted by CC_123

Charles Johnson runs phenomenal routes. He played great last season. While Mike Wallace might not be the same player he used to be, he is still talented and will catch the ball. And Kyle Rudolph is a top 10 tight end in the league when he is healthy. They have talent on their roster, they just need to use the run to their advantage so that they can throw the ball.

Kyle Rudolph is not a top ten talent for two reasons...1. He's never healthy, 2. He not a top 10 tight end.

I agree they have talent, Harrison smith and Adrian Peterson and possibly Barr, but they don't have enough talent to consistently win, especially when they don't use their only "special" athlete

[pgisback]

2014 QB Class (Bortles, Carr, Bridgewater, Manziel)

65-108, 657 yards, 2 tds, 4 ints, 3 fumbles

Yikes. Not the best start for those guys.

[CC_123]

Originally Posted by mrmojorisin71

Kyle Rudolph is not a top ten talent for two reasons...1. He's never healthy, 2. He not a top 10 tight end.

I agree they have talent, Harrison smith and Adrian Peterson and possibly Barr, but they don't have enough talent to consistently win, especially when they don't use their only "special" athlete

If, and its a big if, Rudolph stays healthy this season, he will end with top 10 tight end stats. Norv likes to used his tight ends, well, usually, except when he makes dumb play calls like tonight.

[CC_123]

I don't think we will see the Vikings lay a defensive egg like that the rest of the season, or at least I hope.

[pudge27t]

Originally Posted by CC_123

I think we all know he has something left there, but when you run him 10 times in an entire game, you aren't giving him a chance to break out a run or two. Horrible play calling by Norv and company tonight. Hopefully they fix that issue this week heading into the game against Detroit.

Do you think they are trying to start the year off with a new identity and phase AP out? A dumb way of thinking to "shorten your rebuild years"?? Just a thought.....

[CC_123]

Originally Posted by pudge27t

Do you think they are trying to start the year off with a new identity and phase AP out? A dumb way of thinking to "shorten your rebuild years"?? Just a thought.....

With the amount of money they are throwing at Peterson, I doubt they are trying to phase him out. I just think it was terrible play calling and scared play calling when they saw the 49ers stack the box

[pudge27t]

Originally Posted by CC_123

With the amount of money they are throwing at Peterson, I doubt they are trying to phase him out. I just think it was terrible play calling and scared play calling when they saw the 49ers stack the box

I don't get it though. Just like someone said earlier, he's always had that many in the box during his whole career..

[CC_123]

Originally Posted by pudge27t

I don't get it though. Just like someone said earlier, he's always had that many in the box during his whole career..

Just scared playcalling. Expect him to get 20-25 touches next week

[FanboyOfNone]

I've been telling my local 49ers-fan buddies about Hyde for the past six months. All the casual fans could say was that they "lost all the good players." God forbid they know something about the young talent.

Yet somehow I forget to buy a single Hyde for myself. Whoops.

[chitownbears22]

After dominating the Vikings, Jim Tomsula has to wake up at 6 AM to give a drywall quote on for a client's condo.

[Boo]

Originally Posted by CC_123

Charles Johnson runs phenomenal routes. He played great last season. While Mike Wallace might not be the same player he used to be, he is still talented and will drop the ball. And Kyle Rudolph is a top 10 tight end in the league when he is healthy. They have talent on their roster, they just need to use the run to their advantage so that they can throw the ball.

Fixed it for you.

[HBMC]

Originally Posted by chitownbears22

Per Schefter:

At least they'll play with a wide base

[edhou1]

Originally Posted by chitownbears22

After dominating the Vikings, Jim Tomsula has to wake up at 6 AM to give a drywall quote on for a client's condo.

haha, was wondering when someone would make that comment, it's too true.
That's what makes him so likeable as a player's coach compared to Harbaugh, he's like your passionate high school coach that you want to make proud

[deltapi1049]

Originally Posted by chitownbears22

After dominating the Vikings, Jim Tomsula has to wake up at 6 AM to give a drywall quote on for a client's condo.

This is amazing.

[HBMC]

Originally Posted by chitownbears22

After dominating the Vikings, Jim Tomsula has to wake up at 6 AM to give a drywall quote on for a client's condo.

At 5:45 AM, Coach Tomsula gets a fat wad of Skoal in his cheek after downing a breakfast of 5 strips of bacon, 4 eggs with pepper and a black coffee.

[chitownbears22]

I don't think anyone can dislike this guy. He just worked his ass off and earned his success. Very humble and seems like a guy that would tell you dad jokes and expect a sympathetic laugh.

[CC_123]

Stay class 49ers fans

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