09-14-2019, 01:06 PM
(09-11-2019, 03:20 PM)Mike M (the other one) Wrote: Not sure why you guys are making a big deal.
Zach played SF 2 times a year for the last couple of years, so I'm sure he has an idea how SF works, and McVay can always give him some tips. Nothing like a double win, helping a friend who's a new coach to beat your division rivals.
SF Defense didn't look so good. Winston is just that bad. Seattle's Def is much better.
I'm not quite sure why, but this post is kinda funny to me.
Its not just you mind you, but people forget that McVay was a student of Shanahan. The Rams and 49ers run a very similar offense.
The 49er defense see's something very similar to what the Bengals will present every single day in practice. Of course, the flip side of that argument is also true.
The difference between the Rams and the Niners these past few years isn't coaching. Its Talent.
The Rams tho have not faced this version of the 49ers. Bosa and Ford have made a HUGE difference, or at least they did in week 1.
I'm not making predictions and its entirely possible the Bengals win handily, but methinks some of you guys are taking the 49ers a bit lightly. :)
As for Seattles Defense being "much better"? M'Kay. We'll see. :) For the record, Seattle finished 16th last year and the 49ers finished 13th. In addition, the 49ers added Bosa and Ford to address their biggest weakness while Seattle lost Frank Clark and replaced him with Clowney who had been in camp for about 4 days.
The Legion of Boom is gone. Bennet is gone. Avril is gone. Seattle isn't the same team on D. I will give you guys a lot of credit though for playing well IN Seattle. That place can be a house of horrors.
