Monday, September 21, 2009

49ers vs Seahawks

49ers pull out a great win as they beat the rivals from the northwest the Seattle Seahawks. It was another great day fro the defense as they limited the Seahawks to only 10 points. They defense is fast become one of the better groups in the NFL. The pass rush is there, the linebackers are all over the field the field and the corners are shutting down the passing game. I know it it only 2 weeks into the season but I feel better now than at any point last season because both sides of the ball are playing great. The defense is doing everything it needs to and then some. Yes the sack numbers are not there but that has little to do with pressure. They are all around the quarterback getting close to the sack. Seattle has a quick passing game so the sacks are just not going to be there because they get the ball out so fast. The linebackers are pairing with that front group to almost completely shut down the running game of the opposition. Julius Jones was shut down after having rushed for 100yds last week. The secondary has been amazing to start the season with two great weeks. They are covering almost the whole field and making the quarterbacks life difficult and the passing opportunities hard to come by.

We finally see the offense we expected to see from the 49ers. The running games was explosive and the passing game did what it was supposed to, not turn over the ball. Frank Gore had 2 long runs as the offensive line opened hole after hole for Gore. The passing game still is a question mark as we move on into Minnesota. Running the ball will be difficult and Morgan and the other receivers not named Bruce have not been getting open. Morgan has got to get open so that the opposing defenses cannot just settle on stopping the run and ignore the wide outs.


All in all a great game from the Niners and we are looking forward to a battle with Minnesota and AP Adrian Peterson


Sayonara

Yatabe

























Tuesday, September 15, 2009

SF 49ers vs Cardinals

This game was physical and ugly. It was a battle and I am sure that Singletary loved every minute of it. The Defense looked great and the offense looked ok if do not include the third quarter. The offense line needs to get it going as they were horrible in pass blocking and did not open any holes for the running game. The MVPs of this game was definitely the defense. Willis once again lead us in tackles and the D-Line had pressure on Warner all game. They held the explosive Cardinal receivers in check and shut down the run. The really only downside was they continually left Hightower open in the flat as the 100 yd would show. But all in all the defense showed they could pressure the passer and force turnovers. Now on to the hard part. The offense looked o.k time to time but were pretty much outplayed the whole game. The running attack was non-existant and the passing game looked fair. If we want to be the team we should be the offensive line needs to open holes and get Gore 100yds running a game at least. The whole offensive group did show us something by the way they finished. The last couple of years in this situation we would have turned the ball over or messed the drive and lose. But this team seems different. It seems to have reached the level ,with Singletary's lead, that shows they may have turned the corner.
Grades
Offensive Line: D (Pressure, lack of running lanes and Pressure)
Defensive Line: A (Pressure, Pressure Pressure)
Quarterback: B (did not turn the ball over and the final drive was great)
Running Backs: INC. (they got no room to run)
Receivers (TE & WR): C (did good on final drive but need more out of them)
Linebackers: B
Defensive Backs: B
Special Teams: A
Coaching: A++++ (The timeout and the challenge for 12 men)
Overall: B (because all the groups finished strong and got the win)














49ers vs Cardinals


The MAN in San Francisco showing the way to the promise land TOUCHDOWN BABY!!!!!

Oakland A's on a roll

The A's have won again beating the Rangers for the second day in a row. The offense is scoring runs and the pitching has been great. When you get a complete game performance from Brett Tomko you know things are going great. The players are finally showing they belong with Pennington and Davis leading the way. At least to start next season I would expect the starters in the field to be like this: Cust - DH, Buck - LF, Davis - CF, Sweeney - RF, Barton - 1B, Ellis - 2B, Pennington - SS, ??? - 3B. I still have no idea who plays third base next season as Kennedy may resign, or Wallace or Chavez may take this spot. Third will probably be one of the few spots going into next season outside of maybe first if Carter or Everidge can push Barton out. All we can hope is that this new found offense and good young pitching can lead us back to the higher side of .500.

Sayonara

Yatabe

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Heatley Trade

The trade is finally done and the Sharks have the "sniper" they have been looking for. The first 2 lines are probably the best in the league. The first line is by far the best in the league with Marleau, Heatley and Thornton. You have two 35 goal scores and the best passer in the league. Very few teams in the league can posssibly match up with the first line. Yes you lose Michalek and Cheechoo but Setoguchi settles into that second line whole and we get Cheechoo's large contract off the books. The main holes now to fill as training camps starts is the third and fourth lines and the defense pair match-ups. But we are now the best team on paper in the NHL.

Sayonara

Yatabe

Thursday, September 10, 2009

2009 SF 49ers Roster and Questions

Offense
QB – Shaun Hill, Alex Smith, Nate Davis
RB – Frank Gore, Glen Coffee, Michael Robinson
FB – Moran Norris
WR – Issac Bruce, Arnaz Battle, Michael Spurlock
WR – Josh Morgan, Jason Hill, Brandon Jones
TE – Vernon Davis, Delanie Walker
LT – Joe Staley, Tony Pashos
LG – David Baas, Tony Wragge
C – Eric Heitmann, Cody Wallace
RG – Chilo Rachal
RT – Adam Synder, Barry Sims


Defense
DE – Justin Smith, Demetric Evans, Ricky Jean-Francois
NT – Aubrayo Franklin
DE – Issac Sopoago, Kentwan Balmer, Ray McDonald
OLB – Parys Haralson, Marques Harris
ILB – Takeo Spikes, Scot McKillop
MLB – Patrick Willis, Jeff Ulbrich
OLB – Manny Lawson, Ahmad Brooks
CB – Nate Clements, Tarell Brown
CB – Shawntae Spencer, Dre Bly, Marcus Hudson
FS – Dashon Goldson, Mark Roman, Curtis Taylor
SS – Michael Lewis, Reggie Smith

Special Team
K – Joe Nedney
P – Andy Lee
KR – Allen Rossum
LS – Brian Jennings

Michael Crabtree???
Does he sign or do we trade him

Shawntae Spencer @ Right CB???
Does he stay there the whole time or does he get overtaken by Bly or Brown???

Does the lines hold up the whole year??
Sacks not given up and sacks gotten

Does the offense move the ball and score points

Let me know your thoughts

Sayonara

Yatabe
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Yatabe