It’s no longer the holy grail gotta be there ticket. It is like opening day. Doesn’t sell out and isn’t even that expensive anymore. Why? Opening Day isn no longer the peak of our season and the premium game to experience.
I mean, sure, this is a difficult task if you just don't have TV at all and simply watch Bally all year to get the Brewers....and then insist on finding the cheapest possible avenue to watch the postseason games. I am guessing the number of people that have this issue is a speck of sand on a beach.
Baseball is incredibly easy to watch these days. Much easier than football where it seems 25% of your team's schedule might force you to buy Amazon Prime or Peacock to even see the games now. You aren't even assured that playoff games will be on national TV.
Love being in the game is comical. Him deciding to run is even more comical. Absolutely not a single functioning brain cell today for anyone in charge of this team.
I understood using a rookie kicker last year, no one expected to really compete.
But the acknowledge that was a disaster, release the guy, and then proceed to go with some random rookie kicker. Made no sense.
Call me crazy, but I wouldn’t mind seeing a good chunk of field time for Willis. With Love’s little to no mobility, I think Willis could be a useful weapon depending on the situation.
The only playoff match-up that mattered was us versus no one in the WC round. We kinda blew that, so at that point I really don't care. We are going to have to win quite a few match-ups that aren't ideal to hoist the trophy. Might as well kick it off in the WC round.
This kind of ignores a lot of important things though.
#1 The 49ers were AWFUL when he would have been drafted. If you assume Rodgers progresses to 80% of himself before 2011 then he has a good 3-4 shots to win a SB.
#2 The 49ers had an advantage in all these years in the fact they never had to back up a dump truck to pay an elite QB. Even without having to pay a QB a ton of money they crated for almost a half decade as a team. By the time their next window rolls around (2019), what effect would a massive QB salary of had on that team?
#3 It also would have erased a lot of high drafting positions along the way too. The 2019 draft was a massive piece of their franchise. That doesn't happen without a revolving door at QB.
My biggest problem with Quay is the fact he REALLY blows some assignments, plays, and tackles sometimes. He just really costs us big sometimes. Many players aren't great, but never make huge mistakes. I can't say that about Quay.