Bears Game Notes

[SY8goat]

oh :ss:

Dynasty!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Don't forget the video camera....

Video camera +Brady = dynasty


The defense is not as dominant as it was last year and is not forcing as many turnovers. Therefore, turnovers by the offense could have a more significant impact on the game (compared to last season). I don't care if Kaepernick is aggressive with the football as long he is not STUPID with football.

 

[ChrisPozz]

Chicago Bears re-sign Josh McCown - ESPN Chicago

 

[ChrisPozz]

49ers Blog and Q&A: 49ers Q&A: What happens to Smith if Kaepernick excels?

 

[CalamityX11]

Don't forget the video camera....

Video camera +Brady = dynasty


The defense is not as dominant as it was last year and is not forcing as many turnovers. Therefore, turnovers by the offense could have a more significant impact on the game (compared to last season). I don't care if Kaepernick is aggressive with the football as long he is not STUPID with football.

That's my beef with Grant Cohn on an article he made posted by Bingo that i replied to earlier.

Yeah Alex takes sacks but he's not throwing the ball away for a chance of a TO.

Not saying Kap has to take sacks but he's open to criticism regardless. He makes throw under pressure and its for a first or more, GREAT! He makes the throw under duress and turns it over, he'll get bashed...

funny stuff.... it's going to be a growing experience that may or may not have high bumps on the road.

 

[BINGO]

49ers Blog and Q&A: 49ers Q&A: What happens to Smith if Kaepernick excels?

@JeffreyBTaylor: Was Jenkins and LaMichael drafted to fit in the offense when Kap takes over at QB? They fit his style.

ANSW: While your English is suspect, your instincts are right on. We all saw how well Kaepernick and LaMichael James worked together in the preseason. I'm sure he was drafted with an eye toward the 49ers' quarterback future. I think the 49ers also liked the potential of using both James and Kendall Hunter in the same backfield.

Hilarious.

 

[BINGO]

Bears 21

49ers 17

 

[ChrisPozz]

Rotoworld:

NFL insider John Clayton reported on ESPN Tuesday that Jay Cutler is "doubtful" to play Monday night at San Francisco. "It looks like he's probably going to miss this week," added Clayton. The issue with Cutler is that he reportedly has close to a half-dozen concussions going back to his college career at Vanderbilt. He's going to have more rigorous testing to pass than a player like Alex Smith, who does not have a history of concussions. Jason Campbell, with a slow release similar to Byron Leftwich, is a matchup dream for the 49ers fantasy defense.

 

[deep9er]

49ers Blog and Q&A: 49ers Q&A: What happens to Smith if Kaepernick excels?

there will likely come a time where Kap is the better option? if that time is after the Bears game, so be it.

 

[Yadahell]

Rotoworld:

NFL insider John Clayton reported on ESPN Tuesday that Jay Cutler is "doubtful" to play Monday night at San Francisco. "It looks like he's probably going to miss this week," added Clayton. The issue with Cutler is that he reportedly has close to a half-dozen concussions going back to his college career at Vanderbilt. He's going to have more rigorous testing to pass than a player like Alex Smith, who does not have a history of concussions. Jason Campbell, with a slow release similar to Byron Leftwich, is a matchup dream for the 49ers fantasy defense.

Don't like to win a game due to an injury, but I'll take any competitive advantage the 49ers can get in this one.

 

[ChrisPozz]

Don't like to win a game due to an injury, but I'll take any competitive advantage the 49ers can get in this one.

There are competitive advantages by playing against Jay Cutler, too.

 

[ChrisPozz]

Alex Smith getting second opinion on his head injury | ProFootballTalk

 

[ChrisPozz]

Giving up fourth-quarter lead was rare for Fangio’s defense — this season, at least | 49ers Hot Read

 

[ChrisPozz]

Report: QB Smith seeking second evaluation of Sunday’s concussion | 49ers Hot Read

 

[ChrisPozz]

Looney's Blog: Second Half Starts

 

[ChrisPozz]

Offensive Line Rankings

https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/11/13/offensive-line-rankings-week-10-update/

27. Chicago Bears (22nd)

PB = 27th, RB = 14th and PEN = 32nd

A big drop for the Bears as they continue to be a unit who can get the job done with their run blocking, but struggle mightily in pass protection. So far they’ve only got one player graded in the green, and that welcome surprise is J’Marcus Webb. It stands to reason that Gabe Carimi highlights the strengths and weaknesses of this unit. He is our second-ranked tackle in run blocking and fifth-lowest in pass protection.

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1. San Francisco 49ers (1st)

PB = 15th, RB = 1st and PEN = 11th

It should probably concern 49ers fans that their protection is struggling at times, with the Rams having a lot of joy against them. But their work in the run game remains a notch and then some above the competition. The gap is closing though.

 

[Crimsoncrew]

Rotoworld:

NFL insider John Clayton reported on ESPN Tuesday that Jay Cutler is "doubtful" to play Monday night at San Francisco. "It looks like he's probably going to miss this week," added Clayton. The issue with Cutler is that he reportedly has close to a half-dozen concussions going back to his college career at Vanderbilt. He's going to have more rigorous testing to pass than a player like Alex Smith, who does not have a history of concussions. Jason Campbell, with a slow release similar to Byron Leftwich, is a matchup dream for the 49ers fantasy defense.

That's a big break for the Niners, if true. Bears have been terrible without Cutler lately, and Campbell looked very tentative last week. Of course, this week he'll have the whole week to prep.

 

[RobertPhD01]

Time for the Offense to show its strength in the running game, 0 turnovers, 3rd down conversion, and time of possession! All will be important against Da Bears!!

 

[Crimsoncrew]

Offensive Line Rankings

https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/11/13/offensive-line-rankings-week-10-update/

27. Chicago Bears (22nd)

PB = 27th, RB = 14th and PEN = 32nd

A big drop for the Bears as they continue to be a unit who can get the job done with their run blocking, but struggle mightily in pass protection. So far they’ve only got one player graded in the green, and that welcome surprise is J’Marcus Webb. It stands to reason that Gabe Carimi highlights the strengths and weaknesses of this unit. He is our second-ranked tackle in run blocking and fifth-lowest in pass protection.

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1. San Francisco 49ers (1st)

PB = 15th, RB = 1st and PEN = 11th

It should probably concern 49ers fans that their protection is struggling at times, with the Rams having a lot of joy against them. But their work in the run game remains a notch and then some above the competition. The gap is closing though.

32nd in penalties for the Bears. Could crowd noise actually be a factor? That'd be pretty shocking at the 'stick.

 

[CalamityX11]

To be fair, Campbell did go against the texans Def....

while our defense is still consider top of the league, if we can't get a pass rush flowing, Campbell will be much more eased....

we couldn't even sack Bradford reguraly nor Skleton vs AZ(until late).....

PASS RUSH needs to step up!

 

[Yadahell]

There are competitive advantages by playing against Jay Cutler, too.

Do you think Campbell is a better QB than Cutler?