I believe the Rams will be superior in this game. Some Rams players and McVay remember all the trash talk and how the whiners called the Rams "soft" in the past. Well, it's time to punch them in the face hard and destroy them. I don't care if they have injuries. It's part of the game and we suffered through that a few years back. Let's take control of the NFC West and romp these asswipes.
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I believe the Rams will be superior in this game. Some Rams players and McVay remember all the trash talk and how the whiners called the Rams "soft" in the past. Well, it's time to punch them in the face hard and destroy them. I don't care if they have injuries. It's part of the game and we suffered through that a few years back. Let's take control of the NFC West and romp these asswipes.
Nothing I'd like to see more than a beatdown. That team deserves it.
Ground Chuck
Rookie
Brittle little f#@&ers, aren’t they?
Brock Purdy, Jauan Jennings, Ricky Pearsall all ruled out for 49ers-Rams
San Francisco will be shorthanded on Thursday night, as Mac Jones is now set to make his third start of the season.www.nbcsports.com
49ers are injury prone
Headed by the king, George Brittle
Absolutely. They can roll their grandmas out there if they want but as long as they are in Whiner uniforms I will still enjoy watching them get their asses beat.
Game Plan: Win the game by Winning every quarter by winning every series by winning every play. Drop the mic!!
The Rams did the exact opposite. Came out flat, turned the ball over and allowed CMC to almost single handedly get them 2 TDs.
Knowing their had issues, we should have taken the ball first and try to put them on their heels. Of course hindsight is 20/20, but it's what I thought when they deferred. Not sure why we kicked off to start the OT.
49er fans no longer delusional. Their tears are delicious. Just a small sample.
Fred Warner out for the season just reported.
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Re: Jones... There's a difference in coming in for a game and showing well, vs being the dude over multiple games where teams start to gameplan for your sorry ass and focus it around what you are not good at. So hopefully he's got many more games ahead as the starting QB with defenses challenging those short completions.
Also...
Also...
So both the team and the fans are jumping ship despite being 4-2, undefeated through one round of division games, and a couple of key starters coming back—including their QB?
SMH. We have been in worse spots the last 2 seasons.
SMH. We have been in worse spots the last 2 seasons.
49ers Might Have to Accept the Hard Truth About Christian McCaffrey
2025 has been a bizarre season for Christian McCaffrey. The San Francisco 49ers have been working him into the ground more than any previous season. He's been d
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McCaffrey clearly has lost a step. Not near as explosive as he was in 2023. I still have doubts he'll finish the season. They way they use him so much has gotta be wearing him down. I still think the achilles problem is chronic. Its limiting his effectiveness.
El Chapo Jr
Legend
Just goes to show what kinda lil bitch Ratface is. Never hear no shit like that go down with McVay.
SF vs Atlanta this week.
Which evil are we pulling for here?
Tough choice. I’ve gotta give the nod to Atlanta. Rams could use some help already within the division.
SF dropping to 4-3 would be nice as long as Rams take care of business.
Which evil are we pulling for here?
Tough choice. I’ve gotta give the nod to Atlanta. Rams could use some help already within the division.
SF dropping to 4-3 would be nice as long as Rams take care of business.
Ground Chuck
Rookie
Exactly. So overrated as a leader. All it takes is watching one press conference of McVay, and one of Ratboy to see it.
McVay- humble, always willing to learn and get better. Makes eye contact. Never asserts his position. Looks alert and keeps his body healthy. Always taking the blame and giving credit to others. Optimistic. gets along with the media, but commands respect. Calls people by their name and makes them feel good. He is serious about serious matters, yet always has people laughing, and leaving the meeting feeling valued and upbeat. His players are of high character, and buy into we/ not me.
Ratboy-Has an aura of superiority, rarely makes eye contact, unless he is glaring at someone to intimidate them into silence. Doesn't physically take care of himself. Always looks like he just came off a bender. Looks down on the media. Makes jokes for affect, and usually to make others feel bad, and often "humble-brags" or infers that others are to blame. Will make excuses, then take responsibility for a shortcoming, leaving the listener to know he in fact is NOT to blame. he would have succeeded if his guy didn't get hurt. He bring guys in the fold that have talent, but are known to be about themselves.
It is no wonder Shannahan does not command respect in that locker room. You can be the trickiest play-caller in the world, but you can only fake being a douche for so long.
It's why you give up late 10 point leads. It's why your players don't gush in the media about you.
And it's why you have public arguments on the sidelines.
...Sooner or later that things gonna snap.
McVay is the kind of coach players want to play for. They're willing to go through a brick wall for him. A great mind. Great motivator. Charismatic. Ratboy has the personality of a turnip.