Kittle becomes the fourth to hit the thousand yard mark this season, fourth time he's done it in his great career
The "makeshift" line, according to the announcers, is doing way better than their normal sumo line. Who could have guessed that all of these short-armers with boring feet could actually be good?49ers look to have a 4/5 White OL tonight, double their usual. In addition to regular starters C Jake Brendel and RT Colton McKivitz, LT Charlie Heck and LG Nick Zakelj are filling in for the injured sumo starters.
Fun game to watch for sure, even with so many White stars out with injuries as Gator Dad mentioned.Tom Kennedy with the Kickoff Return for the Lions!!
Kittle = Devastation Incorporated!
Great to see Ricky Pearsall do this! After the Summer incident just didn't know what to expect!
Kittle becomes the fourth to hit the thousand yard mark this season, fourth time he's done it in his great career
It's a shame it took so late in the season to have a nice week like this.Best week in a long time for White pass catchers.
Pearsall, McBride, Pierce, Kittle, and Theilen all were above 100 yards with 5 TDs among them and then McConkey had 94 and 2 TDs, Gesicki had 86, Kelce had 84 and a TD, Bowers had 77 while breaking 2 rookie TE records, and Ertz had 72 and 2 TDs.
I know there is more, but that is very good overall.
Rams are in the playoffs, so let’s see what happens. I would guess Kupp is a factor, although Stafford has always fixated on one guy in his career.It's a shame it took so late in the season to have a nice week like this.
McConkey and Pearsall have shown they were worthy draft picks. And no racial apprenticeship, they were both plugged into the lineup and produced. Pearsall's game tonight should provide a springboard into being a starter next year.
And Pierce could produce Jordy Nelson like numbers if he had a Flacco or another competent QB throwing to him. Next year will be his fourth already and he'll more than likely be stuck with Richardson again, so he may have to wait until he becomes a free agent to land with a better organization (and hopefully he has the savvy to know that and not do the idiotic move that occurs too often of an underpaid, underused White player taking a "hometown discount" out of misplaced loyalty). A smart organization would try to trade for Pierce in the offseason and sign him to a decent deal now before he becomes a free agent, but we know that won't happen.
And hopefully this season doesn't mark the demise of Cooper Kupp. Gotta hope he's still dealing with lingering ankle or hamstring injuries and isn't washed.