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Date Posted: 19:10:47 12/15/02 Sun
Author: Looking Back
Subject: Not playing big for big games

What a sight, Garcia saying this loss to the Cheeseheads was not too big a deal and Favre beans running across the field to shake Moochies' hand. In the past, Montana and Young and Bill Walsh made sure the 49ers played BIG in BIG games. That's not the case today. 9-1 man Favre has got their number. Moochie has gone as far as he can. Before he so willingly shook Favre's hand, he should have realized that the CheeseHeads are the enemey, not his GB buddies. The 49ers need to get tough and look at every game as a battle or else they will always be first round playoff goodbyes.
Either Moochie gets the adios and we get a few good draft choices, a la Guden, and Garcia sees every game as the last game, or we continually freeze our asses off in GB as we get beat badly. Last year was ok, amny wins against weak or unprepared teams. This year has proven that we need "Killer Instinct" hear me T.O.? Remember Joe, he was a killer and never pulled back.
Here we are with two games to go that are meaningless. Get a clue Moochie, now is the time to "let it all hang out". Use this opportunity to be not conservative and try some new plays. Super charge the offensive so they will maybe have a chance in the playoffs or find out the underperformers so you can jettison them ASAP.

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