(12-25-2017, 08:44 AM)Bullseye Wrote:

(12-25-2017, 08:28 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: On that wheel route, Poz took a step towards the line of scrimmage, and the fullback got behind him.  

My impression of this game is that in spite of their recent performance, these are not front-line wide receivers.  It would be awfully nice if we could get Hurns and Lee back in there.  And Robinson would be wonderful, but that will be next year.  

As for Blake, I was starting to get sold on the guy, but then bad Blake shows back up.   I'll leave it to Coughlin-Marrone-Caldwell to evaluate the QB position and whether there is an affordable upgrade available.  

I'm going to be happy with the results of the season- a division title and a playoff berth.   My Super Bowl aspirations have taken a huge hit, but nonetheless the long term big picture looks good.   Yes, the 9ers game sucks, but what can you do.  Look at the big picture.  We won the division.  That's a huge upward step from last year.

I really disagree with your #9.  I think this game is the opposite of a pyrrhic victory.   I think it's more of a meaningless loss.   Maybe it means something in terms of defining what this team is, but it's totally meaningless in terms of standings, playoff seedings, and all that.   Besides, strictly speaking, you can't call a game you lost a "pyrrhic victory."  It wasn't a victory.

Re: #9-the combination of winning the division yet losing this game like that is the Pyrric Victory. The "victory" was wining the division.