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Do we beat SF if Amini was healthy?

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csx Grand Master

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The first goal line stand wasn't the issue... they held and got the ball and punted then we immediately scored.

 

The second one would have changed the entire game imo.  It would have put us up 17-6 before half (17-13 had they still scored) and probably changed the entire dynamic of our team coming out in the 2nd half.  

 

However, those things are impossible to know though since it didn't happen that way.

 

If we had scored a touchdown we wouldn't have scored the FG so it would have been 14-6 (or 13)

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That is a hard question to answer, but I think no.  The game definitely would have been different if we scored a TD on both of those drives... But we got shut out in the 2nd half...I dont think that was because of one person.  If I HAD to put the blame on one person, it would be Shula for not letting Cam jump over the pile on both of those goal line situations.

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The problem is more because our offense was predictable and dumb, the OC is the first responsable especialy when we did better during the season in the same situation.

 

 

(i am not sure all the words are in the right order but it should be readable enough ^^ )

 

 

 

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I think we sacked Kaepernick once. CJ got hurt on the very first play of the game. When he isn't 100%, our pass rush goes to poo.

So a better question would be, if CJ didn't get hurt, would our defense have been dominant like they were in SF?

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