Alkiadt said:

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Golden One said:

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Happy for Goff, but Shanahan has to be on the hot seat and Steve Wilks has to go. Just too much talent on this 49er team to get manhandled like they did in the 1st half.

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Bwwwwwaaaaaahhaaaahhhhaaaa!!!

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Whatever, but the point stands because it is completely valid. The Niners had a terrible first half.

sycasey said:

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Alkiadt said:

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Golden One said:

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Happy for Goff, but Shanahan has to be on the hot seat and Steve Wilks has to go. Just too much talent on this 49er team to get manhandled like they did in the 1st half.

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Bwwwwwaaaaaahhaaaahhhhaaaa!!!

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I would still say Wilks' defense did not perform well in this game.

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Completely agree.

Goff's streak of never losing to Mahomes has been kept alive.

Congrats to the Chiefs for another Super Bowl win.

For the last four years, I’ve correctly picked the Super Bowl champion before the season started

Chiefs.
Bucs.
Rams.
Chiefs.

Here is my Super Bowl pick for this year. pic.twitter.com/3vKM215C3b

— Peter Schrager (@PSchrags) September 7, 2023

bearister said:

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*At least if you bet your 401(k) on Lions, YOU WON!

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How about if you bet your entire 401(k) on Bitcoin ETF?

Cal88 said:

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You're up by 17 late in the 3rd, take the 3 pts.

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If only....

Still some Cal rooting interest in the Super Bowl. Get a ring for Jake Tonges!

With 4 NFL Playoff teams left. Each team has a former Golden Bear! #ProBears @CalFootball #CalFamily

Baltimore - @PMekari
Kansas City - @nikkoremigio
San Francisco - @JakeTonges
Detroit - @JaredGoff16 @TysonAlualu

— Norman Mo (@NormanMo409) January 28, 2024

The Big 12 Conference has defeated the ACC pic.twitter.com/4Cj3aJPFMb

— Shehan Jeyarajah (@ShehanJeyarajah) January 29, 2024

I feel sorry for the 49ers. You can't stop the Taylor Swift juggernaut.

philbert said:

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maybe this will make bearister feel better....(the 2nd part of the tweet)

#49ers favored by 2.5 in Super Bowl vs Chiefs per @FDSportsbook. Either Niners or Chiefs will win a Super Bowl in #Raiders home. #fantastic

— Josh Dubow (@JoshDubowAP) January 29, 2024

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Yes, it does make me feel better, like putting Bactine on a gaping chest wound, but better.

That is as close as the Raiders, under current ownership and management are ever going to get to another Super Bowl.

Mark Davis is probably so jealous that on SB game day he will claim that the field tray is broken and the game will have to be played on the artificial turf that UNLV plays on.

MinotStateBeav said:

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Detroit didn't play bad yesterday. Goff's receivers really kind of let him down with those 2 huge drops yesterday. The fumble by their running back didn't help either. I thought Detroit was the better team tbh, and those drops were very uncharacteristic of them this season. That's the difference between winning and losing though. Jared can hold his head high though, I thought he played a very smart game.

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Four bullet points that led to the Lions losing to the 49ers:

The dropped interception that turned into a 49ers touchdown.

The dropped pass by Reynolds on the 4th and 2. Sure, the pass wasn't perfect, but it was a 7 yard pass without tightly being guarded. His position is called RECEIVER

The fumble inside their own 30 yard line.

The decision by Campbell to attempt a run on the third down play at the end. Stupid. Even with an incomplete pass the Lions could have even kicked a field goal on 4th and still would have been within one score with all three timeouts remaining.

The Packers and the Lions both let the 49ers off the hook. If the 49ers don't get it together, KC will not let them get away with it again.

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Like I said, Niners beat the better team. If Josh Reynolds hangs on to either of those two passes or the Detroit safety intercepts that pass instead of having it go through his hands and bouncing off his helmet,……… Game over. Lions win in a cake walk!

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I find it hard to blame the Lions DB for not intercepting that pass that Aiyuk caught. He was falling backwards and fighting with the WR for position; those passes are not often intercepted.

The WRs who dropped pretty open looks that could have extended Detroit drives . . . yeah, brutal.

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sycasey said:

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bonsallbear said:

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Like I said, Niners beat the better team. If Josh Reynolds hangs on to either of those two passes or the Detroit safety intercepts that pass instead of having it go through his hands and bouncing off his helmet,……… Game over. Lions win in a cake walk!

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I find it hard to blame the Lions DB for not intercepting that pass that Aiyuk caught. He was falling backwards and fighting with the WR for position; those passes are not often intercepted.

The WRs who dropped pretty open looks that could have extended Detroit drives . . . yeah, brutal.

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Even if it was picked, it would have been DPI. Refs picked up the flag because Aiyuk caught it anyways, but you can see that the DB bumped him and slowed him down, which is why the pass looked way overthrown.

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Yeah, that was another piece. They picked it up and said no foul, but I wonder if they only did that because he caught it anyway. We'll never know!

RedlessWardrobe said:

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MinotStateBeav said:

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Detroit didn't play bad yesterday. Goff's receivers really kind of let him down with those 2 huge drops yesterday. The fumble by their running back didn't help either. I thought Detroit was the better team tbh, and those drops were very uncharacteristic of them this season. That's the difference between winning and losing though. Jared can hold his head high though, I thought he played a very smart game.

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Four bullet points that led to the Lions losing to the 49ers:

The dropped interception that turned into a 49ers touchdown.

The dropped pass by Reynolds on the 4th and 2. Sure, the pass wasn't perfect, but it was a 7 yard pass without tightly being guarded. His position is called RECEIVER

The fumble inside their own 30 yard line.

The decision by Campbell to attempt a run on the third down play at the end. Stupid. Even with an incomplete pass the Lions could have even kicked a field goal on 4th and still would have been within one score with all three timeouts remaining.

The Packers and the Lions both let the 49ers off the hook. If the 49ers don't get it together, KC will not let them get away with it again.

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The Ravens let the Chiefs off the hook. Ravens defense shut out KC in the 2nd half. The Chiefs got away with it. The Lions didn't because SF's offense didn't kill themselves with horrendous mistakes like the Ravens did.

BearSD said:

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RedlessWardrobe said:

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MinotStateBeav said:

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Detroit didn't play bad yesterday. Goff's receivers really kind of let him down with those 2 huge drops yesterday. The fumble by their running back didn't help either. I thought Detroit was the better team tbh, and those drops were very uncharacteristic of them this season. That's the difference between winning and losing though. Jared can hold his head high though, I thought he played a very smart game.

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Four bullet points that led to the Lions losing to the 49ers:

The dropped interception that turned into a 49ers touchdown.

The dropped pass by Reynolds on the 4th and 2. Sure, the pass wasn't perfect, but it was a 7 yard pass without tightly being guarded. His position is called RECEIVER

The fumble inside their own 30 yard line.

The decision by Campbell to attempt a run on the third down play at the end. Stupid. Even with an incomplete pass the Lions could have even kicked a field goal on 4th and still would have been within one score with all three timeouts remaining.

The Packers and the Lions both let the 49ers off the hook. If the 49ers don't get it together, KC will not let them get away with it again.

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The Ravens let the Chiefs off the hook. Ravens defense shut out KC in the 2nd half. The Chiefs got away with it. The Lions didn't because SF's offense didn't kill themselves with horrendous mistakes like the Ravens did.

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Lamar Jackson's decision-making down the stretch was awful. His playoff reputation continues to take hits.

Goff's pass on the first 4th down was damn near perfect. Low and toward the boundary to allow the receiver to shield the defender while moving toward the ball. Still well within the catch radius and it hit the guy in the hands. 100% a drop. Olsen suggesting otherwise is just more BS negative narrative against Goff. Any other guy and it would've been "well he did all he could do putting it where only his guy had a chance." The only worse outcome than the incompletion would've been leaving it where the defender could jump it for a potential pick 6. Goff prevented that.

calpoly said:

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Cal88 said:

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Golden One said:

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Alkiadt said:

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Golden One said:

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Happy for Goff, but Shanahan has to be on the hot seat and Steve Wilks has to go. Just too much talent on this 49er team to get manhandled like they did in the 1st half.

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Bwwwwwaaaaaahhaaaahhhhaaaa!!!

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Whatever, but the point stands because it is completely valid. The Niners had a terrible first half.

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They had a bad first half because the Lions were better. Home field advantage and the Lions' lack of experience were the difference.

It felt a bit like our last game against USC, double digit lead at the half, big mistakes and momentum change in the 2nd half.

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Don't you ever know when to keep your pie hole shut?

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They call him Putin88 over in the OT Forum for a good reason.

Niner's clearly made some defensive adjustments at halftime and threw the towel in on their zone coverage.
Used man coverage on a number of plays in the second half on 3rd down and it worked.

I wish Shanahan and Wilks would share with Wilcox and Sirmon how you scheme to get wide open receivers to drop the ball on third down. It would really help.

In the Bay Area from Maine and dare turned on Papa radio show this morning . "Goff and his big clumbsy feet" . What is it with this guy? Absolutely zero Bay Area loyalty and respect. Got fired from the Raiders for popping off and he now is the voice of the 9'rs.
Does he really know what he's talking about with X's and O's With his "a gap", back curl, counter blitz ad zero gap baloney?

cal83dls79 said:

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In the Bay Area from Maine and dare turned on Papa radio show this morning . "Goff and his big clumbsy feet" . What is it with this guy? Absolutely zero Bay Area loyalty and respect. Got fired from the Raiders for popping off and he now is the voice of the 9'rs.
Does he really know what he's talking about with X's and O's With his "a gap", back curl, counter blitz ad zero gap baloney?

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Listen to 95.7. Way better hosts than KNBR.

DiabloWags said:

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calpoly said:

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Cal88 said:

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Golden One said:

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Alkiadt said:

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Golden One said:

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Happy for Goff, but Shanahan has to be on the hot seat and Steve Wilks has to go. Just too much talent on this 49er team to get manhandled like they did in the 1st half.

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Bwwwwwaaaaaahhaaaahhhhaaaa!!!

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Whatever, but the point stands because it is completely valid. The Niners had a terrible first half.

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They had a bad first half because the Lions were better. Home field advantage and the Lions' lack of experience were the difference.

It felt a bit like our last game against USC, double digit lead at the half, big mistakes and momentum change in the 2nd half.

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Don't you ever know when to keep your pie hole shut?

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They call him Putin88 over in the OT Forum for a good reason.

Niner's clearly made some defensive adjustments at halftime and threw the towel in on their zone coverage.
Used man coverage on a number of plays in the second half on 3rd down and it worked.

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Zone or man, Reynolds dropped two catchable passes from Goff in the 2nd half that would have extended drives. What's done is done. 49ers have zero chance against the force that is Taylor Swift.