Thread: Peyton Manning Did Not ‘Shred’ San Francisco 49ers’ Defense: Fan Reaction

This is a couple days old but I just saw it.....kinda laughed because his opening argument is the 49ers defense didnt show everything. Do they really think our offense showed everything??? Everyone knows teams play vanilla in preseason but yeah Manning still shredded your high ranked D with a vanilla offense.









During my daily morning browsing of sports on the internet, I came across an article on Yahoo! written by Doug Farrar, editor of Shutdown Corner. And in the article, Farrar stated that Peyton Manning "shredded" the 49ers' defense in their preseason game on August 26. While that may be accurate in terms of what the stats show, it does not by any stretch mean the 49ers defense could not have stopped the Broncos' offense.



The 49ers won the game 29-24, but all the talk centered around Manning. Manning was 10-for-12 for 122 yards and two touchdowns against the 49ers -- which are good numbers; I'm not here to refute that. What I am looking to do is explain it from the 49ers' possible standpoint. To say Manning "shredded" the 49ers' defense may be a little overkill and here's why:

49ers' Defensive Schemes

If anyone thinks the 49ers are going to show all of their defensive schemes and stunts during the NFL preseason then you are out of your mind. The 49ers probably played very base defenses for their starters and didn't get any crazier than that even thereafter. And to do that was smart on their part. Why would they reveal anything more than they want their opponents to know? If you have ever listened to Jim Harbaugh during a press conference you know that he will not divulge anything - and I mean anything - to the media that could give the opponent an advantage against his team. So why would he jeopardize doing the same during preseason play?

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Well, we didnt show everything either and yet stomped a mudhole for the most part into their offenses ass.

Originally Posted by Northman

Well, we didnt show everything either and yet stomped a mudhole for the most part into their offenses ass.

Pretty much what I thought. I didn't see anything exotic in our offensive scheme. The results speak for themselves. Peyton Manning looked like... Peyton Manning.

Originally Posted by Canmore

Pretty much what I thought. I didn't see anything exotic in our offensive scheme. The results speak for themselves. Peyton Manning looked like... Peyton Manning.

The people who said he was done because of his neck are using any excuse possible to justify that stance. I think he has already pretty well proved those morons wrong. He can still play football.

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha hahahahah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOW, THATS EXTREMELY FUNNY. IS THIS GUY FOR REAL? I never take anything, good or bad, out of pre season. However, this guy and this article is embarrassing. If I had written that, I would now go and hide in a dark corner with the hope that no one reads it for the hope that my credability isnt absolutely destroyed. WOW

Originally Posted by BaileyTheBest

The people who said he was done because of his neck are using any excuse possible to justify that stance. I think he has already pretty well proved those morons wrong. He can still play football.

The ultimate test is week one, but from what I have seen, things look pretty good from where I am sitting.

Our vanilla #1 kicked the crap out of san frans vanilla #1.
If it had been a regular game, we would have kicked their ass for 4 quarters

I don't know, maybe Peyton didn't shred the Fartyniners defense.

Since he tore them up like toilet paper in a public restroom, maybe their defense wasn't shredable after that . . .
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*shits*

Originally Posted by hotcarl

*shits*

You just accurately described every post you've ever made.

It wasn't just our vanilla o. Our vanilla d handled them as well.

I wonder if he'll say the 49ers offense didn't shred the Charger's defense?

The defense does not show all its schemes in preseason? Neither does the offense. So, doesn't it balance out? 17 points in one quarter is pretty good.

I believe the author of this blog was/is a pot user.

Originally Posted by pegcage

The defense does not show all its schemes in preseason? Neither does the offense. So, doesn't it balance out? 17 points in one quarter is pretty good.

Yeah pretty much. Every team in the NFL puts together a very basic offensive and defensive games plan for the third preseason game of the year.