Rams at Niners

[cardncubfan]

Yes but I think they only had about 6 the first 7 games.

Before today they had the least amount of sacks at 6. We had 7.

 

[don7031]

Stat sheet says 8 sacks for the Rams. Game highlights had a 9 sack graphic. Either way the Rams' front seven is finally living up to the pre-season hype.

 

[HerefortheCards]

Next week will not be easy. The Rams are starting to be who I thought they would be.

 

[Hollywood]

Next week will not be easy. The Rams are starting to be who I thought they would be.

Yeah....but Im not going to be too worried about a team that's just slightly above average.

 

[crisper57]

Rams. Gonna be tough. They are on fire in the division.


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[Mulli]

Cards will beat Rams easily.

 

[crisper57]

I agree, but they are one of those teams that plays to the level of its competition.


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[desertdawg]

Wow whiners, the krapper beats by Dre commercial aint running so much now is it?:hastheball:

 

[AZCrazy]

Rams. Gonna be tough. They are on fire in the division.


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That fire gonna get doused butt-quick.

 

[crisper57]

Best write-up of the game:

By Lowell Cohen, Santa Rosa Press-Democrat

And they (49ers) are very badly coached — especially on offense.

The 49ers were coming off a bye week. The 49ers had two whole weeks to prepare for the losers from the Midwest. What did the Niners’ coaches do? Maybe Jim Harbaugh took a mini-vacation at Sea Ranch where he drank fine Sonoma Coast Chardonnay, waded into the Pacific and had deep, thoughtful conversations with the dolphins and whales.

And maybe offensive coordinator Greg Roman . . . oh, who cares what Roman, the most overrated offensive coordinator in the NFL, did? His offense was dead on arrival Sunday. It tends to do that.

This is for sure. The 49ers players were unprepared because their coaches did not prepare them. The 49ers should have been rested, efficient and crisp. Instead they played down to the level of a bad team. Never — and I mean never — have we seen a Jim Harbaugh team this ragged, this sloppy. Eight Colin Kaepernick sacks is enough to cause collective nausea over all of Northern California.