Wrong!!!! They are in the same division as SEA. One will be division champs, the other wild cards. I say in my threads before Sunday: If SF don't win this year SB, they will not win one before the SEAHAWKS!!!! They are getting old while SEA has one the youngest team in the NFL. SEA is built to win many years to come. So SF already lost their chance!!!!
You talk like a back seat driver........
Just and get use to riding in the back seat of the division because the 49ers are driving and will continue to do so for no less than the next ten years. Would you like one of those DVD players installed so you can watch the DVD's of the Niners wins while your in that back seat...???
How about the DVD's for "America's Game" for the Niners FIVE Super Bowls already won...???
And last but not least... The Rams and Cardinals will most likely have more success than the Seahags will so enjoy that back seat before they put you in the trunk of the ride. Just keep you head sticking out of the window and enjoy the scenery like a good underdog.
0
Quote Originally Posted by seattleseahawks:
Wrong!!!! They are in the same division as SEA. One will be division champs, the other wild cards. I say in my threads before Sunday: If SF don't win this year SB, they will not win one before the SEAHAWKS!!!! They are getting old while SEA has one the youngest team in the NFL. SEA is built to win many years to come. So SF already lost their chance!!!!
You talk like a back seat driver........
Just and get use to riding in the back seat of the division because the 49ers are driving and will continue to do so for no less than the next ten years. Would you like one of those DVD players installed so you can watch the DVD's of the Niners wins while your in that back seat...???
How about the DVD's for "America's Game" for the Niners FIVE Super Bowls already won...???
And last but not least... The Rams and Cardinals will most likely have more success than the Seahags will so enjoy that back seat before they put you in the trunk of the ride. Just keep you head sticking out of the window and enjoy the scenery like a good underdog.
colts will be much improved...got the OC he had a stanford....need a running game and a tighter D....will make stronger playoff run....will ovrtake houston...
0
colts will be much improved...got the OC he had a stanford....need a running game and a tighter D....will make stronger playoff run....will ovrtake houston...
Firstly, teams in NFC West are getting better, well, all excepting the RAms. Niners are now title contender, Arizona is getting better, they finished last season strong with 6-2 and they should be solid no matter who starts ay QB (Kolb or Skelton). Seattle is not so much better, but at least they will not have Tarvaris Jackson under center. Besides it is never easy to win in Seattle. To sum up, I don't see Rams doing better than 2-6 in divisional games, 1-7 is being more realistic even. Rams have tough start of the season. They play first against Lions in Detroit, then against Redskins at home (they will not be favs imo) and then away in Chicago. Later, apart from divisional games, they have to play PAckers nad Patriots. The main problem is that they are weak. They finished last season 2-14. They hired Jeff Fisher who is solid coach for bad teams, but I don't see much of improvement coming. Sam Bradford had serious injury last year. He played worse than in his rookie season. He is question mark, but I don't expect him to shine. He has terrible offensive line that allowed most sakcs in the league. This is not expected to get much better. His receivers corps is not much better, if it is better at all. I expect this offense to struggle big time through the season. The defense is more solid, but they will have to spend lot of time on the field. Special teams are below average, Rams will have to rely on rookies as kicker and punter. Jeff Fisher might have positive impact on Rams in long run. But this season should be another dissapointment. I think they should not win more than 4 games, 6 games is a LOT for this team (and this gives push), 7 wins is Mount Everest to climb for them.
0
Firstly, teams in NFC West are getting better, well, all excepting the RAms. Niners are now title contender, Arizona is getting better, they finished last season strong with 6-2 and they should be solid no matter who starts ay QB (Kolb or Skelton). Seattle is not so much better, but at least they will not have Tarvaris Jackson under center. Besides it is never easy to win in Seattle. To sum up, I don't see Rams doing better than 2-6 in divisional games, 1-7 is being more realistic even. Rams have tough start of the season. They play first against Lions in Detroit, then against Redskins at home (they will not be favs imo) and then away in Chicago. Later, apart from divisional games, they have to play PAckers nad Patriots. The main problem is that they are weak. They finished last season 2-14. They hired Jeff Fisher who is solid coach for bad teams, but I don't see much of improvement coming. Sam Bradford had serious injury last year. He played worse than in his rookie season. He is question mark, but I don't expect him to shine. He has terrible offensive line that allowed most sakcs in the league. This is not expected to get much better. His receivers corps is not much better, if it is better at all. I expect this offense to struggle big time through the season. The defense is more solid, but they will have to spend lot of time on the field. Special teams are below average, Rams will have to rely on rookies as kicker and punter. Jeff Fisher might have positive impact on Rams in long run. But this season should be another dissapointment. I think they should not win more than 4 games, 6 games is a LOT for this team (and this gives push), 7 wins is Mount Everest to climb for them.
If you choose to make use of any information on this website including online sports betting services from any websites that may be featured on
this website, we strongly recommend that you carefully check your local laws before doing so.It is your sole responsibility to understand your local laws and observe them strictly.Covers does not provide
any advice or guidance as to the legality of online sports betting or other online gambling activities within your jurisdiction and you are responsible for complying with laws that are applicable to you in
your relevant locality.Covers disclaims all liability associated with your use of this website and use of any information contained on it.As a condition of using this website, you agree to hold the owner
of this website harmless from any claims arising from your use of any services on any third party website that may be featured by Covers.
....... 
and get use to riding in the back seat of the division because the 49ers are driving and will continue to do so for no less than the next ten years. Would you like one of those DVD players installed so you can watch the DVD's of the Niners wins while your in that back seat...??? 
Hot Forum Topics
