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Gabbert don't need one cause you've provided that for him
Jed counts the M's, while the team holds the L's: Official 49ers 2016 Season Thread
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ahomeplateslugger
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Just when lynch is coming back we lose Buckner and bowman 
This team is cursed.
This team is cursed.
Jmare007
pico pal q lee
Losing Ian hurts, they can't run the 3-4 anymore this yearI wonder if we can become a good defense if we get a couple of good FA signings next offseason@yseJ or at least become a good unit talent wise, I'm not sure O'Neill is any good but if we add some pieces for next year I wonder if we can make a decent leap on that side of the ball.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
Bowman tho :ninersohgod:
Damn, hate that he's stuck on this shyt team and encountering these injuries during the course of his career here. He might pull a Willis and sail off into the sunset.
Damn, hate that he's stuck on this shyt team and encountering these injuries during the course of his career here. He might pull a Willis and sail off into the sunset.
Quarterback grade: Blaine Gabbert, 68.8
San Francisco didn’t ask a lot of its signal-caller, content to call endless zone-read plays, to the extent that Gabbert ended the game with 11 rushes (not counting one kneeldown) even though he managed just 28 yards on those carries. Given his passing wasn’t anything to write home about, and that the deep ball was non-existent (he was 0-for-2 with an interception on pass attempts of 20-plus yards), you have to wonder if the 49ers would be better off with a faster option at quarterback to take better advantage of the read-option.
Top offensive grades:
TE Garrett Celek, 83.5
WR Jeremy Kerley, 79.1
C Daniel Kilgore, 76.7
RB Carlos Hyde, 73.5
RG Andrew Tiller, 73.4
Offensive line disappoints against Cowboys’ front four
The 49ers were content to run the ball as much as they could, but against even an underwhelming Dallas defensive line they were lackluster in their run-blocking. The normally excellent left tackle Joe Staley (45.1 run-blocking grade) had trouble dealing with Jack Crawford, while second-year right tackle Trenton Brown (39.8) fared the worst of the starting five linemen. Brown was culpable for the Cowboys’ only sack (and two more hurries), when Tyrone Crawford knifed inside midway through the second quarter. He wasn’t much better in the running game, including the subsequent play where he whiffed on a block against Terrell McClain, who nearly made a tackle short of the line of scrimmage.
Top defensive grades:
CB Rashard Robinson, 92.3
DI DeForest Buckner, 82.3
DI Quinton Dial, 77.3
LB NaVorro Bowman, 76.6
ED Cornellius Carradine, 73.5
49ers defense wasn’t able to withstand the Cowboys offensive line
CB Rashard Robinson was targeted five times by Prescott and allowed two catches for only 12 yards. Robinson broke up the other three passes, and Prescott’s QB rating when throwing at Robinson was only 47.9. Bowman played well with a sack and four additional defensive stops, but was sadly carted off the field with an injury. Rookie D-lineman DeForest Buckner’s pass-rush production was a bright spot for the 49ers, as he generated one hit and three hurries on 35 pass rushes and earned a 79 pass-rush grade for the game.
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dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
:sadderniners:
thatrapsfan
Superstar
This is depressing breh was back to elite status again.
