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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CandlestickBum" data-source="post: 484185" data-attributes="member: 8743">Nothing wrong with being an offensively oriented team with a great QB.  Most of the Superbowl winners in recent years have been.  Both Smith's and Goldson are injured, they are both pro bowlers, and there is nobody in the team (and few in the NFL really) that can fill their shoes.  The fact that we would rather play them injured for the entire game than play their backups (if at all possible) really speaks volumes.  The 49ers win on defense.  The Packers win on offense, so injuries to our starting defensive players are like injuries to your recievers and QB.  It sounds like the Packers have a lot of bad injuries too, maybe even worse than the 49ers.  That is just the breaks. If we had not lost Alex Smith, we probably would have one the first game against the Rams.  If we had not lost Justin Smith, two of our WRs, and our second RB, we probably would have at least had a chance against Seattle.  Football is a brutal game and most teams limp into the post season.  Look at what happened to Washington.</blockquote>

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