:-) Tayshaun Gipson says Mahomes "is just regular, bro, and we're going to make his a$$ look regular." The same guy who dropped an easy INT in the NFCCG a few years back.
49ers lack of respect for Patrick Mahomes - shocking!!! But they changed their tune. pic.twitter.com/6cx0mrdYeq
Originally Posted by The Franchise:
You just know that Bosa and Warner were getting flashbacks.
I think the Greenlaw injury really broke Warner. He just seemed in a fog.
So did Bosa, but as I noted earlier - that's just how that dude sounds. He could've said "I made poopie" and I wouldn't have batted an eye. He's just a slow kid. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DJ's left nut:
I think the Greenlaw injury really broke Warner. He just seemed in a fog.
So did Bosa, but as I noted earlier - that's just how that dude sounds. He could've said "I made poopie" and I wouldn't have batted an eye. He's just a slow kid.
Hearing people talk about the Greenlaw injury is beginning to piss me off. Yeah, it was a bad thing and hurt the 49ers, but it's hardly different than other players being out of the game altogether with injuries like Omenihu. Everyone has to deal with injuries and they're difficult to overcome, but that is part of football. If we have to listen to whining about how they lost Greenlaw, they should at least address the players the Chiefs had to do without. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RedinTexas:
Hearing people talk about the Greenlaw injury is beginning to piss me off. Yeah, it was a bad thing and hurt the 49ers, but it's hardly different than other players being out of the game altogether with injuries like Omenihu. Everyone has to deal with injuries and they're difficult to overcome, but that is part of football. If we have to listen to whining about how they lost Greenlaw, they should at least address the players the Chiefs had to do without.
It's just the nature of things. We lamented the injuries to Fisher and Schwartz when we lost to Tampa Bay. We'll never know if they would have won with Greenlaw, and we'll never know if we could have beaten Brady with our tackles. I can't blame them for feeling like it sucks, even if injuries are just a part of the game. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DaFace:
It's just the nature of things. We lamented the injuries to Fisher and Schwartz when we lost to Tampa Bay. We'll never know if they would have won with Greenlaw, and we'll never know if we could have beaten Brady with our tackles. I can't blame them for feeling like it sucks, even if injuries are just a part of the game.
I agree with you about how we talked about the injuries to O-Line. I'm trying to draw a distinction between the fact that Greenlaw was injured during the game and someone like Omenihu was out before the game.
I should add that it also irritates me how "they" discuss the fact that it occurred as he was "just running onto the field." How it happened is fairly inconsequential. It is virtually certain that it would have happened pretty quickly anyway if it hadn't happened running onto the field. They actually got lucky that it happened during a dead ball as opposed to during the middle of a play. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RedinTexas:
Hearing people talk about the Greenlaw injury is beginning to piss me off. Yeah, it was a bad thing and hurt the 49ers, but it's hardly different than other players being out of the game altogether with injuries like Omenihu. Everyone has to deal with injuries and they're difficult to overcome, but that is part of football. If we have to listen to whining about how they lost Greenlaw, they should at least address the players the Chiefs had to do without.
I think the thing that makes it very different than us not having a player who was injured in a game two weeks ago is it happening in the Super Bowl as he was simply running out onto the field. Emotions run high in that game and momentum is a huge thing. That kind of a loss could take a mental toll on a team or at least a few players who were close to him. It's not just about the loss of the player, but about that player losing the opportunity to play in one of the biggest games of his career. And not having two weeks to get used to that fact as we did with Omenihu or our tackles before LV.
Still not an excuse for losing and you could see Warner at least in better spirits as the game went on. Well, not at the very end, I guess. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DJ's left nut:
I think the Greenlaw injury really broke Warner. He just seemed in a fog.
So did Bosa, but as I noted earlier - that's just how that dude sounds. He could've said "I made poopie" and I wouldn't have batted an eye. He's just a slow kid.
Greenlaw was way too happy celebrating good plays early. Seemed like he had Pacheco levels of adrenaline and could not handle it.
I wonder if he would have popped his Achilles if he calmed down the jumping up and down like a crazy man.
Niners looked exhausted and pessimistic on all the clips after Chiefs first lead. [Reply]
Originally Posted by mr. tegu:
Warner basically called Kelce soft around the 6:30 mark talking to Bosa. Said he isn’t built to deal with being chipped. These guys really did underestimate the Chiefs.
We’ve really been given this reputation as a finesse team over the last several years, but I felt like we’d disproven that time and time again. Very weird to hear coming from Warner.
Though I suppose they realize they’re not going to out-talent or out-technique us so the only option is to dominate us physically. Dudes really are just cavemen deep in our lizard brains.
Originally Posted by DJ's left nut:
Ultimately my only real takeaway is that Nick Bosa sounds stoned all the time. And stupid. That guy speaks when a couple neurons accidently bump into each other and some noise comes out. It's bizarre - guy has the cadence and vocabulary of a 7 year old kid.
His voice doesn’t match him at all. His brother speaks the same way so I’d imagine someone in their household also speaks that way, one of the parents most likely. [Reply]
I knew the injury to Greenlaw was huge, he's a great LB.
After watching to ItNFL, I didn't realize how completely demoralizing it was for the 9rs.
Warner reacted like somebody shot his dog, Kittle said it was depressing, and it was.
I've never seen a player go down like that, must've been hanging by a thread. [Reply]
