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Great win.....injuries on oline....now what?

Jmac

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Jeff Byers carted off...Chris Scott hurt...Nate Chandler playing guard (ouch).......how to we handle this if god forbid they are both out? Great win today and it feels great.....but this could be a serious issue starting now. Hard to believe that we are worried about Byers/Scott being lost..,but the backups to the backups are even worse.What do we do? Who is out there?

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All I can say is 49ers D is licking their chops right now. Cam might be a dead man next Sunday. I hope not, but we have some major trouble on the oline right now.

Everyone thought carolina would feast on Ryan too. It all depends on how you scheme for the talent you have.

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My biggest gripe with Gettleman. He stood by too long on our o line. No excuses.

 

To be fair we've lost Kugbila, Silotolu, Williams and now Scott and Byers.  Thats 5 freaking guards, theres a heck of a lot of bad luck there.

 

Scott and Wharton have been playing real well and Gettleman brought them in.  He got us some depth, its just unfortunate that it isn't enough.

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To be fair we've lost Kugbila, Silotolu, Williams and now Scott and Byers. Thats 5 freaking guards, theres a heck of a lot of bad luck there.

Scott and Wharton have been playing real well and Gettleman brought them in. He got us some depth, its just unfortunate that it isn't enough.

Please don't remind me about the Kugbila pick, it was a desperate reach to begin with. Zero offensive starters currently drafted since Cam got here. It's all about depth. I just would have liked to see more urgency from him regarding something so crucial to our success.

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