Bears vs. 49ers Talking Smack with Niner Noise

"Sep 7, 2014; Arlington, TX, USA; San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh questions a call in the first quarter against the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports It’s amazing how there seems to be a media backlash against Coach Jim Harbaugh, I don’t know what started it, but I don’t buy any of it. Why would his own players, dislike him, when he’s taken this team to the Conference title game 3-years in a row and one Super Bowl. If anything, I would value the opinions of Patrick Willis, Justin Smith, Kaepernick and Gore more than I would a “source”. I don’t buy any of it. What is your prediction for Sunday?"

Here is how I think the game will go on Sunday. The Bears will throw the ball 50 times instead of handing it to the dangerous Matt Forte. Interceptions and turnovers will occur just like last week. Then, the 49ers will commit to the run, fool the Bear’s defense with Kaepernick option runs and probably throw for 2-3 touchdowns. I do not see the Bears coming into San Francisco and upsetting the 49ers. I see my stomach being upset from drinking too much kool aid this offseason and the 49ers win 41-17. Please Bears, prove me wrong. Prove me wrong.

"I got to go with a 49er win, were the eat up huge chunks of time much like they did with Dallas. It’s easy to say that the 49ers are going to run over the Bears, which Buffalo did to the tune of 193 yards, but teams adjust, or at least most due. I see the 49ers winning a tough game and pulling away at some point in the second half, 34-23. As for me, well, this is how I see the game flowing: The captains shake hands, the coin is tossed, the ball is kicked off. Other guarantees are that the fans will be amazed, will try not to think about ticket prices, and will enjoy the beautiful stadium and the nice, clean uniform of Colin Kaepernick. Jay Cutler’s uniform, on the other hand, will get a bit dirty, though being in Levi’s will probably diminish the amount of mud smothering his uniform by the end of the day. Forte will be dying for carries, but down two scores in the first half, Marc Trestman will gladly resort to throwing the ball time and again with his stud QB to his injured receivers, or their backups. True, the 49ers’ secondary is thin right now, but they will be instructed to not give up the big play, just like last week against the Cowboys, and Kaepernick will do just enough passing to keep the game out of reach. Frank Gore and Carlos Hyde, in what could develop into the offense’s version of Partrick Willis and Navarro Bowman, will literally run out the clock, or just run up the score, depending on their blocking up front. Final score: 49ers 31, Bears 13. Welcome to the NFL, Levi’s Stadium"

Well, we are all in agreement. Bears lose. 49ers win. I want to thank the guys from Niner Noise for taking the time out to talk some smack with us this week. What do you think is going to happen Sunday night? Will the Bears pull an upset win out of their butts on the road and beat the 49ers? I know I don’t think so. Take a second to rip me a new one in the comments section below. Oh and..

Go Bears!

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