Week 16 Game Thread
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Freddy Linn said:
I used to be one of those people until the AFCCG when Rivers played Pats tough on one good knee while LT sucked his thumb on the sidelines.
Four fumbles in this game:
- Bruce Miller on the goal line: recovered by SD
- Kaepernick sack - recovered by SD for a TD
- Rivers sack on final drive - recovered by SD
- fumble in overtime - recovered by SD
... and that's the game, folks.
- Bruce Miller on the goal line: recovered by SD
- Kaepernick sack - recovered by SD for a TD
- Rivers sack on final drive - recovered by SD
- fumble in overtime - recovered by SD
... and that's the game, folks.
MikeGarafolo Mike Garafolo
The 49ers' 355 rushing yards are the most for a losing team in NFL history. The Chiefs had just set the record on 12/23/12 with 352.
The 49ers' 355 rushing yards are the most for a losing team in NFL history. The Chiefs had just set the record on 12/23/12 with 352.
From Ray Ratto's column on this Niners loss:
"This was not a microcosm of a lost season, though. This was worse than that, the equivalent of having conjunctivitis in one eye, and then sticking a thumb in the other. It was a note from the home office saying, 'Never think it can’t get worse. It can ALWAYS get worse.'"
http://www.csnbayarea.com/49ers/worst-loss-49ers-die-altar-one-dimensionality
"This was not a microcosm of a lost season, though. This was worse than that, the equivalent of having conjunctivitis in one eye, and then sticking a thumb in the other. It was a note from the home office saying, 'Never think it can’t get worse. It can ALWAYS get worse.'"
http://www.csnbayarea.com/49ers/worst-loss-49ers-die-altar-one-dimensionality
Per Schefter, four teams can clinch playoff spots with a win today: Seattle, Green Bay, Dallas and Pittsburgh.
Dallas would clinch the division with a win, while Seattle would be in the driver's seat for the division. Pretty sure Green Bay's division still comes down to next week's game against Detroit. I don't pay enough attention to the AFC to know what is going on with the Steelers.
Dallas, Seattle and Green Bay are all tied at 10-4, so if they all win out (which is entirely possible) then Seattle is No. 1, Green Bay is No. 2 and Dallas No. 3.
Dallas would clinch the division with a win, while Seattle would be in the driver's seat for the division. Pretty sure Green Bay's division still comes down to next week's game against Detroit. I don't pay enough attention to the AFC to know what is going on with the Steelers.
Dallas, Seattle and Green Bay are all tied at 10-4, so if they all win out (which is entirely possible) then Seattle is No. 1, Green Bay is No. 2 and Dallas No. 3.
I like Ratto. Sharp dude. Shocking when he says something nice. The sweater man.Nuf Ced said:
I switched over to watch something else at 28 - 7 also, never looked back at it and found out on this thread who won.
I'm a admitted Clausen-lover, but I acknowledge he's a mediocre quarterback at best. That being said, look at what an improvement mediocre is over Jay Cutler!
Mothers have been more objective towards their kids than Trent Green has been towards the Chiefs in this game. You don't play for them anymore. You can make a negative comment.
So far the Dolphins have two offside penalties and a timeout on a two-point conversion attempt.
Looks like we could have 3 division title games next Sunday (AFC North, NFC North and NFC South). I would assume NBC will take Packers/Lions for primetime.
Miami fumbles the kickoff return after the Vikings tied it up, and Minnesota immediately scores a td.
Jnai said:
Not actually tied. But yeah.
Why do Archuleta and McCarthy never say 'NFL?' "National Football League," every single time. It's really weird.
But ATL-CAR is also a win or go home game, DET and GB have clinched playoff spots, right?trekfan55 said:
Man, what a bullshit call against the Colts. Taunting? Really? Guy gets stuck for a big loss on third down and conveniently there is a penalty giving Dallas a first down.
