The "I've seen enough" play

[I_am_1z]

He should have gotten benched in the NO game for his diving catch on the punt return.

Did that happen in the NO game too? IMO, Kyle Williams returning that last kick was just plain selfish

 

[whysies]

That's a good one! You'd think Wilson would have better clock awareness from playing QB in college.

...He played QB in college right?

I thought he was a QB in high school and a WR at Tennesse but I could be wrong.

For some reason I thought his Wikipedia page was pretty funny. Dude sounds like a dipshit/idiot/loser.

Cedrick Wilson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Nastastical]

I didn't even need to see Woods play to know he was going to be a bust. The second we traded back instead of taking Wilfork, I knew right away that whoever we drafted would be a complete bust.

In my 20+ years of rooting for the Niners, I have never been so upset with a draft day decision, as I was with that idiotic move. I was absolutely in love with Wilfork, and he was the clear & obvious pick for us at the time.

 

[TobyTyler]

I didn't even need to see Woods play to know he was going to be a bust. The second we traded back instead of taking Wilfork, I knew right away that whoever we drafted would be a complete bust.

In my 20+ years of rooting for the Niners, I have never been so upset with a draft day decision, as I was with that idiotic move. I was absolutely in love with Wilfork, and he was the clear & obvious pick for us at the time.

Wilfork would have been a great pick.

 

[imac_21]

Nate Clement's against Atlanta being an idiot after what should have been a pick 6 and then showboating and getting the ball stripped from behind, I was so fuckin done with him after that...

Everyone should have had a pretty good feel for what Nate Clements was by that point. He'd been in the league for about 9 seasons.

That being said it wasn't a play that should have been a pick-6 where he was showboating. It was an INT with us winning with about a minute to play and ATL with no timeouts. If he took a knee we could have kneeled the clock out and won. Instead he tried to return it for a TD and got caught from behind by Roddy White who stripped him, ATL recovered and ended up winning.

 

[TobyTyler]

Everyone should have had a pretty good feel for what Nate Clements was by that point. He'd been in the league for about 9 seasons.

That being said it wasn't a play that should have been a pick-6 where he was showboating. It was an INT with us winning with about a minute to play and ATL with no timeouts. If he took a knee we could have kneeled the clock out and won. Instead he tried to return it for a TD and got caught from behind by Roddy White who stripped him, ATL recovered and ended up winning.

Ya, that was sickening. I hate stupidity on the field.

 

[BINGO]

Anthony Adams trying to penetrate the a gap against the Rams.

William Floyd playing tailback with a bulky knee brace on, after suffering a bad knee injury months prior.

Cohn's report on AJ Jenkins during rookies OTAs.

Chris Culliver trying to cover Marques Colston in a playoffs game.

Alex Smith's rookie season.

Kyle's Williams acting as if the ball didn't touch his leg.

Brady Quinn's MNF performance (forgot against which team it was).

 

[TobyTyler]

Chip Kelly calling for the Wildcat on 1st and goal from the 6 resulting in a botched snap and no TD. I've seen enough of the Wildcat and Chip Kelly's offense.

 

[whysies]

Every single time LaMichael James touches the ball I think to myself "I've seen enough."