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DJRoxalot said 11/07, 11:22 AM
ALEX SMITH instead of McNabb.

Smith showed some signs of improvement last year by going 5-5 as the starter and throwing for 213ypg, 18 TD's with a decent 81.6 Paser Rating. Enough for the 49ers to let Shaun Hill walk and sign a backup deal with t Lions.

Smith and the 49ers were the trendy pick to win the NFC West this year. And it has been a huge disappointment. Smith's turnovers have been a big reason the 49ers are 2-6.

The Redskins won 4 games last season. They have already won 4 games this season and McNabb is a huge reason for that. No, he doesnt have the "sexy stats" but he has brought a winning attitude to the Redskins and the offense.

Too bad Shanahan is a numbskull.

KNOWSHON MORENO instead of TJ.

76 carries for 252 yards, 3.3ypc, 50ypg. The Broncos spent a draft pick on him thinking he was the RB for them. And the lack of a running game has Orton doing his Manning impersonation of throwing 40-45 times a game.

Housh? Has only had 25 passes thrown his way. He was brought in to be a backup, not a starter. And Boldin and Mason have had 60 and 46 passes thrown their way. Thats a lot more opportunities than Housh has had.

Want to make more changes but

DJRoxalot said 11/07, 03:08 PM
"Anquan Boldin and Derrick Mason are the #1 and #2 receivers. So Housh is seeing more single-coverage than he ever has. Yet he's barely averaging over one catch per game."

He has played in 5 games. 9 catches for 128 yards. Not great but lets be real. Flacco was struggling earlier in the season and he is focusing on Boldin, Mason and Heap as his primary targets.

Boldin=60
Mason=46
Heap=41
Ray Rice=32
Housh=25

TJ only has 11 more passes thrown his way than their freaking FB, McClain.

Its called needing an opportunity to produce.

"In the fives games Moreno played this season, Denver averaged 86.6 rushing yards. In the three games Moreno missed, Denver averaged 35.0 rushing yards."

86.6ypg would rank 27th in the NFL.

Nice way to try and clean it up. It is till pathetic.

35ypg=last. Right where the Denver running game is ranked.

They only had 75 yards against my Raiders and we cannot stop the run to save our lives!!! 26th against the run.

And they couldnt run on the Colts poor defense either.

3.3ypc sucks. I do not care if it is better than what the other RB's have done.

DJRoxalot said 11/08, 12:40 AM
The Redskins are winning with McNabb. They have already equaled last years win total.

The defense has done a good job but McNabb has not had a lot to work with on offense. Wile he has more INT's than TD's he has not put them in a position where his INT's have hurt them.

Unlike Smith.

"Little known fact about Alex Smith: he has been (arguably) the best "red zone" QB in the NFL this year. Here are his 2010 stats within the opponent's 20-yard line:

75.0% Completion
8 Touchdowns
0 Interceptions
124.4 QB Rating

Nothing about that stat-line screams "disappointing"."

Too bad, they cannot just bench him and bring him in when the 49ers are in the "Red Zone."

More to QB'ing than just the Red Zone, Un. And he is a huge reason the 49ers are a lackluster and disappointing 2-6 this season. His TO's have put the defense in a bad place this year.

San Fran has a good defense but they have been a victim of a pathetic offense that averages a measly 17ppg, 30th in NFL.