49'er Game Will Define Vince

VY needs to just have fun today. if winning is in his head he will try to hard and make mistakes. he just needs to relax and improve his personal game and not try to win every game. He is playing for his job not the playoffs. As long as he isnt the reason we lose its a good thing for his future.

 

Maybe one game can define a player if it's in the playoffs or the SB but not at this point. I think what you'll find is that if he plays well, most will say they have to see the other eight games before they can determine that. If he plays bad, well you'll hear less and less of people needing to wait. There will be plenty of people ready to define Vince if he plays bad in this game.

 

Collins was allowed to lose 6 games, cut VY some slack if he loses today so what? at least he hasnt played in a year, collins played all last season and still sucked the first of this season. VY just needs to be a game manager that will run when the field opens up.

 

For me it won't define is career, but that doesn't mean is not an important game. He needs a good string a playing well to build his confidence and give the franchise a better understanding of his progress. But for some (like Climer) a bad game would be bigger than a good one. For the detractors a good game by Vince is half step ahead and a bad game is two steps back.

 

apparently the jags game already defined vince as a sure fire beast to a lot of people on this board

 

I'm not a VY fan but I don't think this game will define him one way or another. Lets talk at the end of the season before we make a decision.

 

Just about everyone is saying that one game cannot define a career and i agree with that but where did the poster get the idea that the 49ers are so good?

2 of their 3 wins are against the rams and seahawks. The falcons smoked them by 35 and the texans beat them.

 

Well, that doesn't say a whole lot for the win we squeaked out today, does it? On the bright side, we were able to take advantage of their mistakes. So I'll take and go on.