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Bernard was good. Maybe I'm ignorant but I didn't notice Williams much other than a bonus sack for him when Tyrod dropped the ball

Floyd may want to stay here and would be open to an extension. As for AJ, he's been good but it's a small sample size. Maybe you could get him cheaper than what his value will be at end of season Von Floyd Rousseau AJ Kingsley for next season would be nice

honestly I'd trade for him right now

I thought he looked to have a good bit of his explosion off the snap back. He had a couple plays where he was close to getting to Taylor This post is NOT going to age well.

It was not a good throw, but it hit Knox directly...both hands. He needs to catch the ball. If he can't, then he should have sat out the game

and considering his wrist is injured, not a good idea

I thought you meant this season & frankly, it's just a bit different being in the stands compared to being on the field seeing your teammate need CPR to bring him back to life

I haven't seen that. & again, this was different because he wasn't moving. Not an excuse for play, just a fact that to some degree it's going to mentally impact players

Not true. He had a first down along the sidelines on 3rd down against Miami that was a massive play at the time. A great move in tight space. He's also had a few quality receptions here and there. He isn't given many opportunities. I will say I expected him to look faster. But, he is quick in tight areas

do you honestly think players wouldn't be affected by seeing a teammate laying on the field motionless with the ambulance out and a team of medical professionals around him like what happened to Hamlin???

We still have bad drops every week from the supporting cast

CONFIRMED! Jerry Sullivan everyone

I'd like to see Isabella get a shot, I mean why not. Assuming we don't make a trade

Do you have any compassion for people? Jerry Sullivan?

Well, Davis fumbled early and dropped another one later that was somehow ruled a catch. Knox has been dropping 3rd down passes every week Harty scored the TD and has made a few critical plays in recent weeks Sherfield is virtually ignored Shakir had a drop on one of the best throws of the season Kincaid is inexplicably used for only 3-5 yard patterns .....or only targeted on those

Okay this is just a clueless post. The AMBULANCE was on the field. It wasn't just any injury. He wasn't moving.

This is certainly a fair point.....but I think Allen only had 1 incompletion in the 2nd half?

You do remember that we wrecked the Dolphins a few weeks ago

LOL that makes no sense as we lost the opener and both Niners & Eagles were undefeated the throw wasn't good...but it hit Knox in the hands

Goodell said at the fan forum: "I think that is not out of the question. But at the end of the day, I think right now our formula will stay the same about playing [Super Bowls] in cities that have franchises." A London Super Bowl would bring a unique set of logistical challenges, including the time difference. The game would have to be played at night in London -- 8:30 p.m. local time, hypothetically, which would be 3:30 p.m. ET and 12:30 p.m. on the West Coast. Kickoff times for the three London games this season have been 9:30 a.m. ET, 2:30 p.m. local time. But as usual, these types of decisions often hinge on revenue, and the league wants revenue to continue to flow to cities that currently support NFL teams. "I think being able to play it in one of our cities -- it's at a huge economic boost to those cities," Goodell said at the fan forum. "Our fans live in those cities also. I think that is important. Not that we do not have great fans here [in London]; we do. So as the international series develops, maybe that is a possibility as we play more games here." Sources around the NFL have speculated in recent weeks that it's only a matter of time before the league shifts its focus to playing a Super Bowl in London. One league official who was in London in recent weeks commented that it felt like the NFL was using these three international games -- Falcons-Jaguars, Bills-Jaguars, and Titans-Ravens on Sunday -- as a trial balloon for bigger concepts in the city. The NFL will play five games in Europe this season -- three in London and two in Germany -- and is preparing to play future international games in Spain and Brazil, according to NFL executive vice president Peter O'Reilly. The league sent officials last month to investigate the possibility of playing the first NFL regular-season games in Madrid, Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, Brazil, as soon as next season. O'Reilly also has said the NFL is studying the possibility of playing a regular-season game in Australia, although the logistics of a game there would be more challenging.

I hope the NFL PA tells the league to pound sand

I think in the Miami game there was a reasonably good job of spreading the ball around.

This is a really good post. I wonder if Niners fans are also calling for their coaches after losing to the Browns in a similar game

The Shotgun delayed handoff cutbacks are brutally designed plays

in his defense, he’s playing with a busted bone in his wrist