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Date Posted: 16:11:30 09/25/01 Tue
Author: brian wiley
Subject: 49ers/rams game

I do agree that the wide outs droped some big plays that may have put the niners 2-0, but the defence only came up with one big play,the sack and fumble on warner, but most of the game the defence put no pressure on warner, he had all day to throw, and they couldent stop faulk either, usually they stop the run and get beat by the pass in these recent rams games but sunday they got beat by both, the bruce td was one of the worst jobs of trying to tackle ive ever seen, if this defence doesent do a better job rushing the passer look for the niners to be playing catchup alot and missing the playoffs again.

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