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Do the stats scare me? No. Quite the opposite, actually.Don't those stats scare you? Especially when you have to win 2 more games on the road?
I'm glad we lost the Cardinal game...odds are funny things because they get you more often than you get to stay with the 100%.
But sleep with that under your pillow.
Rubber match baby...throw the stats out the window.
Do the stats scare me? No. Quite the opposite, actually.
If we were talking dice, roulette, or some other game of chance here, you might have a point. (But even then, those devices don't have memories. The odds on the next roll will remain the same.)
But we're not. This isn't dice, it's horse racing.
Oh, ok. Didn't you say you once lost $9,000 betting against the Niners?See, I love betting guys like you.
Oh, ok. Didn't you say you once lost $9,000 betting against the Niners?
That would have been nice.Now that I think about it, it was an 8 teamer for $65 and me and a buddy actually had $18,000 to win ($65 each) on that little puppy.
I still made $300 that week on some other bets. But that field goal still makes me sick.
That would have been nice.
I was in Vegas for the superbowl, and took the "there will be a safety" bet at 4-1, $100. Made up 4/5 of the $500 I lost on the Niners.
There is something to be said for that. Like many other quarterbacks, he has had a hard time there. On the other hand, one of those losses was last season, his first half a season starting. The other, this season, involved a seriously depleted receiver corp. You would expect a better game out of him this time around, especially since the Niners are rolling right now. I would expect a close game.
He's 4-1, he lost in the Super Bowl
Ball control in bad weather is all that was, nothing more nothing less .
Thanks RW.
Their D combined with the noise is definitely a huge hurdle. My thought is that having faced them twice before this season is a benefit. Even though they lost, the Saints definitely looked better (I thought) on their second trip to Seattle this season than their first. We are also on fire right now, and Seattle has had difficulties. My actual thought is that it is probably 50/50. I would expect a close game whichever way it goes.
Not sure what your point is. Seattle is tougher place to be. Everyone knows that. Seems to me that more experience and a full strength offense ought to make it less tough.It may have been his first half starting, but he rolled New England to the tune of 4 TD's the week prior to coming to Seattle. He had Crabtree, Manningham, Moss and Vernon until Kam rocked his dome. How'd he do with a full WR corpse?
And this season, with that "seriously depleted WR corp" in he torched the GB Packers in week 1. Then he came to Seattle and had one of the worst games of the year.
None of those stats have relevance except for the game(s) vs Seattle... since week 12, you're +2 vs Seattle. That game was at home, and lets admit it, if not for that one long run by Gore, there’s a very good chance you lose that game. Now I say, no what ifs... so I am not making excuses. Simply stating a fact, like you like to do ; )
Now, let’s take a look at another relevant stat. Counting the 16 match from last season, the Seahawks have outscored the 49ers 88-35. Now that is a significant stat.
Not sure what your point is. Seattle is tougher place to be. Everyone knows that. Seems to me that more experience and a full strength offense ought to make it less tough.
I tend to feel more like 52/48 in favor of Seattle, if Harvin plays 54/46 Seahawks. The weather looks good for this Sunday so I expect more confidence from Seattle's offense. The big stat is 3rd downs, will Wilson take the game into his own hands and make some plays like Kaepernick has been doing. The Seahawks have 3 maybe even 4 linebackers capable of shutting down Vernon Davis with Kam hanging around to clean up the trash. Maxwell and Sherm can handle Crab and Boldin with Thomas bird dogging them over the top. I just don't see Kaep eclipsing 150 yards very easily with the way he foils under the 12th man. So it all comes down to both teams running game as it usually does. Michael Bowie is a huge shot in the arm from what James Carpenter has Been giving. The last 100 yard game for Lynch came with him in there and look what happened when he got the nod on Saturday, a playoff rushing record. I like where that's headed, I think the real Rus will return with the play action working again. If the Hawks can shut down Gore and Kap rushing which I think they will, 49ers won't get more then 17 points if that. So can the Hawks put up about 20 points. My theory is Kap is good for one or two turnovers being over confident from a 7 game win streak giving the Hawks an extra possession or 2. Beast mode will be in full effect. The script will flip from the last game, hawks win 19-17.
My 2 cents for the week, time to go in a coma and wake at 3:30 on Sunday
GO HAWKS!
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