I have been saying thus exact thing. While the 49ers are absolutely a very good team and represent a huge challenge for us....they are not unbeatable.They look good, even dominant, but they haven't played any of the top teams except Kansas City.
Kansas City wiped the floor with them, 44-23.
While Brock Purdy's success makes for a feel good story- and it should- the 49'ers will miss Garappolo Sunday night. Purdy and the Niners have feasted on sub par opponents, but now Purdy has to face the Dallas Cowboys- and all that a complete team has to offer.
The Cowboys won't fold in the third quarter. When the second half starts, Dan Quinn's adjustments will crunch the dreams of a rookie quarterback who has become accustomed to sub .500 teams who run out of gas after they play a close first half. Purdy will find that the Cowboys secondary doesn't lay down. I predict that it will be the 49'ers offense that runs out of gas this time.
So the only question is how the Cowboys offense will fare against the Niner defense. And that will break the hearts of Niner fans. Not only will Pollard and Elliot have great games, but the defense of the Cowboys will add to that with turnovers that assist the offense. With all of that, Dak will play loose, and will have some big plays.
Cowboys 34, 49'ers 14.
And I believe that the Giants WILL beat the Eagles.
Yes, I like when a team gets a big head, that much easier to knock downI have been saying thus exact thing. While the 49ers are absolutely a very good team and represent a huge challenge for us....they are not unbeatable.
I want every media outlet and talking head to keep saying they are though....please keep that up!
I like our chances this week.
They went 13-4, have won 10 games in a row, and in the last 10 games have only given up more than 20 points just once while their offense has averaged 31 points/game during that time.....a paper tiger you say?????? LOL okayThey look good, even dominant, but they haven't played any of the top teams except Kansas City.
Kansas City wiped the floor with them, 44-23.
While Brock Purdy's success makes for a feel good story- and it should- the 49'ers will miss Garappolo Sunday night. Purdy and the Niners have feasted on sub par opponents, but now Purdy has to face the Dallas Cowboys- and all that a complete team has to offer.
The Cowboys won't fold in the third quarter. When the second half starts, Dan Quinn's adjustments will crunch the dreams of a rookie quarterback who has become accustomed to sub .500 teams who run out of gas after they play a close first half. Purdy will find that the Cowboys secondary doesn't lay down. I predict that it will be the 49'ers offense that runs out of gas this time.
So the only question is how the Cowboys offense will fare against the Niner defense. And that will break the hearts of Niner fans. Not only will Pollard and Elliot have great games, but the defense of the Cowboys will add to that with turnovers that assist the offense. With all of that, Dak will play loose, and will have some big plays.
Cowboys 34, 49'ers 14.
And I believe that the Giants WILL beat the Eagles.
They control the clock as what they do. I think it’s going to be a very good matchup. I like arr running game just as much. I think the quarterback gets exposed. We should win this in the fourth quarter.It will be tough sledding in this game. SF is no paper tiger. They are a smash mouth team who will run the ball all day. McCaffery has been a big help for SF who will use him in the pass game as well. Defense they come in as the #1 defense in the league. Can Dallas win you bet but it will not be an easy game and I suspect there will not be a lot of points in this game.
Pretty is going to get exposed. I have no doubt about that.
It’s a completely different game against SF. They have so many quick options you are not going to be able to pin your ears back and go after him. Misdirection is tough for us-we don’t handle it well.It wouldn't be that way with Garappolo, but the rookie will feel the heat.
Quinn should be able to rattle him. I think the game will come down to how Purdy handles the Cowboys defense, and I give Quinn the advantage.
They are not the same team as last year. It won't be easy, but the OP is correct. I even posted this a few weeks ago.I have a hard time seeing a team that took the road route all the way to the NFCCG just last season as a paper tiger
They did and we had 14 penalties. Can't beat anyone doing that.That paper tiger "out-physicalled" us last year and pushed us all over the field and dominated us in the trenches and sent us home.