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rivera and the coaching staff cost us this game

Grammer

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If Rivera doesn't call TO at the end of the half like a retard, we go to overtime.

If Rivera calls just 1 TO on the final Saints drive, we have 30 seconds more on our final drive.

If Chud doesn't go to Naanee constantly in the final minute, we probably get into FG range.

Here's an honest fact and the truth sometimes hurts right? If Fox was here, we would have won today.

If the Saints fail to score, we win flat out, with no time on the clock.

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SmootsDaddy89 Enthusiast

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Your acting like we are so much better. Until they were trounced by the 49ers they were tied for 1st in our division. Where we were dead last and that with one of the best young QB's in the game, they are doing it with Alex fuggin Smith. And they weren't just beat they got destroyed.

The 49ers would be in the exact same place we are now if they played our schedule. They wouldn't have beaten the Bears, Packers, or Saints. And I really don't think they would have beaten the Jaguars, depending on whether they played them pre-gabbert or not.

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Mother Grabber Grand Master

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The coaches are the reason we were in every game so far this season to begin with. The coaches are the reason that we came back to take the lead in this game midway through the fourth quarter.

They didn't do everything right, but they are doing a lot of things right. Nitpick if you want, but this team is getting stronger and always improves from the first half to the second. I like our coaching staff and look forward to seeing this team grow and become a consistent dominant force.

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The 49ers would be in the exact same place we are now if they played our schedule. They wouldn't have beaten the Bears, Packers, or Saints. And I really don't think they would have beaten the Jaguars, depending on whether they played them pre-gabbert or not.

Stop this your embarrassing yourself. If this would happen or if that were the case... Ridiculous. The 49ers are 4-1 we are 1-4. They are playing better football end of story. Homerism is such an unflattering color on you.

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If Rivera doesn't call TO at the end of the half like a retard, we go to overtime.

If Rivera calls just 1 TO on the final Saints drive, we have 30 seconds more on our final drive.

If Chud doesn't go to Naanee constantly in the final minute, we probably get into FG range.

Here's an honest fact and the truth sometimes hurts right? If Fox was here, we would have won today.

While I agree that time out was an incredible bone headed call, I disagree with the concept of winning under Fox or even doing better under Fox. that one is a bit of a stretch for me - sorry dude!

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Good! I was expecting to come to the huddle and find a bunch of homerism threads talking about another quality loss.

Super exciting (and perfect weather) day at the ATM but sucks for another loss. And you can definitely point to the coaches.

I'm psyched for the next game but it would be 100x more exciting if we were not out of the season.

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Having 12 men is irrelevant. Worst case is that Kasay has an even easier field goal. Best case is that the Saints don't get it off (which would have happened) and the Saints get 0 points out of it.

ball was originally snapped with 2 seconds left.

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