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Lend Me Your Ear for a Moment...


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Great post! Learn the lessons, get better, and come back next season.

Here's to a great season of learning. On to the off season! This team will be back in the playoffs (baring injury), and new they have learned a painful lesson they don't want to repeat!

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While this lose is a bitter lose it's not the worse in our short history.  WE played great well on Def and glimpses of what I had hoped Cam would do all game in the first half, our Off was average.    We do like you mentioned have a lot of young players around us and we did not get to where we were this year and where we will be by chance.  Our coaches know how to coach, where we don't have to spend a ton of money on FA talent.  Let GMan get at this draft once again to make it feel like Christmas Morning come draft day 1 and 2.........remember we had a lot of OL out this year from injury that should be back next year....KEEP POUNDING!

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I have to disagree and the reason im still skeptical about next year is because we WERE in the same position 5 years ago and back then that team looked like they were built for several seasons of success. Smith was in his prime, we had two world class runningbacks, one a rookie and the other in his 3rd year, a dominating OLine all in the elite stages of their career. (Otah was a tank) on defense peppers was dominating and in his 20s and as far as we all knew, he was happy to be in carolina at this point. Chris gamble and ken lucas were a great cornerback tandem, we had an enforcer at safety in chris harris, and we had two great linebackers in beason (2nd year) and thomas davis (4th year) Point im trying to make is that 5 years ago the future looked very bright and ended up horribly, were in the same position today, lets see if we can make it different this time

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Well said. We're gonna be back and with 2-3 more pieces put into the puzzle. For the first time in a while I'm looking forward to next season. Keep Pounding.

 

Oh, and SF isn't going anywhere. Next time we play them, maybe in the playoffs next year, there's a couple of them that need to have a BIG target on their back. Athough I'd be happy if they get their legs broken next week.

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We're just beginning.  Cam has had no true compliment on offense and we better be getting that this offseason.  

 

Getting closer.  That 49ers team was one we could and should beat but didn't.  Same with the Seahawks.  We can hang with everyone in the league.  They better fuggin learn from this sh*tty loss.   

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I was here after the AZ loss in Jan 2009. I had no problem accepting that loss, because we got beat down like we stole money from them.

 

Fast forward to today it was very frustrating. It was a winnable game. We let the 9ers get into our heads. Our D lost focus. Our offense couldn't get in from the 1 yard line twice. 

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