"...No, you are wrong! Transitional starting and formal starting are completely different. Just like temporary workers and regular employees, the pressure and tests are different. For Lu Ke, he is now equivalent to shouldering the responsibility It has put a heavy burden on the entire team. Before this, he had lost the game without any pressure and left the mess to Smith or Kaepernick, which was fine. But now, he must admit these responsibilities. This is not the same."
"I know it's different, but what I mean is that this kind of pressure has no impact on Lu Ke. It's like after the fourth week of the preseason, the 49ers had to choose Lu Ke as the starting quarterback. At that time, he He only joined the team less than four weeks ago, and yet he still put in a wonderful performance. Lu Ke is a player with a big heart..."
"Even if we are big players, we still have to be aware of the objective fact, that is, Lu Ke's performance is becoming more and more unstable, and on the other hand, Vick's performance is gradually getting on track..."
"You're telling me now that Vick is getting better? God, this is ridiculous. Did you read Vick's data from the last game?"
"Those statistics simply cannot reflect the progress of the game! Did you watch the game? The Philadelphia Eagles, this is the strongest opponent the San Francisco 49ers have faced since the beginning of the season, and it is also the most difficult opponent to crack. This game will definitely not be without you. It’s as simple as you think!”
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The entire studio was extremely noisy, even reaching the noise level.
ESPN is recording the latest episode of "Inside the League". Ten professional commentators are holding a fireside meeting, each expressing his or her opinions and arguing with each other. The heat of the discussion is rising and gradually losing control. There is a gap between words. The overlap is so frequent that the judgment of the source is lost.
Before a sentence is finished, another sentence is inserted; an opinion is not fully expressed, and either someone agrees or someone disagrees, and there are constant interruptions; occasionally there will be moments when two commentators express their opinions at the same time, and their voices all overlap. They are intertwined and cannot be distinguished at all.
As the host, Edward Bowen had lost control, but he was not panicked or angry. Instead, he watched the scene in front of him with interest and couldn't help laughing.
This program is really too chaotic, like a vegetable market. Not to mention whether it can be broadcast, the recording process is indeed full of joy. The San Francisco 49ers and their rookie quarterback have injected fresh energy into the 2011 season, and everyone can deeply feel the powerful impact.
For the media, it’s a carnival. Now, the ten commentators "within the league" are like this, it is completely a bullfighting carnival atmosphere.
"Stupid! Too stupid!" Charles Davis's voice was drowned in the loud noise, making it impossible to recognize. Then Charles simply stood up suddenly, standing out from all the others who were sitting peacefully. Among the commentators, the action is extremely conspicuous.
In an instant, Charles was like a beacon, successfully attracting all the attention. His purpose was achieved.
"You overestimated the 49ers, and you also overestimated Lu Ke. Three consecutive victories have blinded your eyes, and all judgments have lost meaning. Don't forget, what we are talking about now is last year's five-game losing streak at the beginning and four games in this year's preseason. A losing team. There are many problems in both the offensive and defensive teams of this team. Although the defensive team is very strong, it is still not enough to rely on the defensive team to win the game. It has not been exposed in the past three weeks. It means that you can continue to cover up in the future.
The bottom line is that the Eagles have an overall advantage. The offensive team is stronger and aspires to the championship. The defensive team has more potential. Even the special team has the ability to score. In this game, with their absolute strength and strong momentum, the Eagles have a greater chance of winning.
What's more, this is Philadelphia, the home of the Eagles. They have just been humiliated by the rival Giants in the same district at their home court. The players will not want to embarrass themselves in front of the home fans again. "
Charles expressed his opinion firmly. Another vote of confidence goes to the Philadelphia Eagles -- or, for the fourth consecutive week, the San Francisco 49ers.
Is this prejudice? Or stubborn? Or is it professional? Regardless of the specific reason, Charles did say a reason, and it was quite convincing, winning the support and affirmation of many fans. Especially those San Francisco 49ers opponents.
Another regular season week, another "Within the League" episode, another game prediction. During the recording of today's program, the situation finally changed quietly. Five commentators chose the Philadelphia Eagles, optimistic that they would win and end their two-game losing streak; the other five commentators all chose the San Francisco 49ers, believing that they would win. Lu Ke will lead the team to four consecutive victories.
This is the first time since the start of the 2011 season that the ten commentators "within the league" have a tie when predicting the San Francisco 49ers game.
As Charles said, no one can ignore the momentum of three consecutive victories. Even if they personally still have doubts about Lu Ke, who is a rookie, they have still come to a relatively objective conclusion based on the data and momentum.
However, overall, among the five supporters, two people's attitudes were somewhat ambiguous, not categorical.
If you look at the record, the Philadelphia Eagles don't seem to be a concern; but from the perspective of paper strength and recent record, the Philadelphia Eagles have an absolute advantage. There is no doubt that this is the San Francisco 49ers' most powerful opponent since the start of the season. On-the-spot performance will determine the outcome of the game.
The fourth week of the regular season, the San Francisco 49ers versus the Philadelphia Eagles, will officially kick off at 1:00 pm East Coast time on Sunday.
One day in advance, on Saturday morning, the entire 49ers team arrived in Philadelphia early. After settling in at the hotel, they went to the stadium and began to adapt to training.
Lincoln Financial Field, home of the Philadelphia Eagles, is a unique stadium that looks a bit like Transformers. The navy blue walls are consistent with the Eagles' home jersey. It can accommodate nearly 70,000 people, which is different in size from Candlestick Stadium. Not much.
This is the home stadium of the NCAA Temple University football team and the Philadelphia Union Football Club of the Major League Soccer League. But clearly, the Philadelphia Eagles are the real masters of this stadium.
In fact, as one of the oldest and most historic cities in the United States, Philadelphia has a long tradition and glorious past. It was also the first city in the United States to be included in the World Heritage List. The Declaration of Independence was signed here and the Constitution was drafted here.
Therefore, this city has countless stories, and the same goes for sports venues. Among the four top professional leagues of baseball, basketball, football and ice hockey, Philadelphia each has a team, and each once had its own glory. For example, the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers, and another example is the MLB's Philadelphia Phillies - they just won the World Series in 2008.
This is a city with sportsmanship flowing in its blood; and among the four major leagues, thanks to the strong football market, the Philadelphia Eagles are undoubtedly the most popular team in the city!
Every game weekend, Lincoln Financial Field is packed and overcrowded, and the whole city cheers for football.
After experiencing the away game in Cincinnati last week, the feeling of playing on the road is still strange and uneasy, but at least now, it is no longer a blank slate. Lu Ke begins to understand what it feels like to play on the road; he also begins to understand, In the training to adapt to the field, what content does the quarterback need to adapt to and make adjustments according to his own habits.
The process is extremely difficult, but I am no longer a headless fly.
After the adaptation training, Lu Ke chatted happily with his teammates, left the court, and walked towards the locker room. "Hey, Bambi!" A call echoed above the court. He followed the sound and looked over, and then Lu Ke's footsteps paused slightly, and he saw Lech Steinberg in the stands on the right side of the players' tunnel.
Logan and others did not pause, patted Lu Ke on the shoulder, and then continued to move forward; Lu Ke stood under the stands, raised his head, "You came to Philadelphia specifically for... tomorrow's game? "
"Yes." Leh replied in the affirmative.
Lu Ke chuckled, "I thought last week's situation was just a special case."
Lech also showed a smile, "No, for the next period of time, this will be my job. I will accompany you in every game, handle all matters at close range, and ensure that I can accept all your work as soon as possible."
Lu Ke opened his mouth slightly, a little surprised, and a little surprised. He gently retracted his jaw and expressed understanding, "Then, welcome to join."
"There is a job now. There are a large number of reporters gathered in the player tunnel. Can you handle it by yourself? If you feel disturbed, you can go straight back to the locker room and leave the reporters to me." Lech Yipai said easily, "The competition is what you need to focus on, don't worry about other things."
Following Lech's words, Lu Ke glanced towards the player tunnel, and then saw the reporters surging in the light and shadow. He could not see the specific figures clearly, but there was a huge crowd. It seemed that he was aware of Lu Ke's sight. A call came from a distance, "Bambi, Bambi..." The intermittent and fuzzy voice echoed in the players' tunnel.
Lu Ke made an "OK" gesture, "Don't worry, I can handle it; if not, I will ask for help."
Lech could catch the joke in Lu Ke's words. He raised his right hand, made a salute, exchanged a look, and then watched Lu Ke step forward again and walked towards the group of reporters. Lech put his hands on the railings and observed the situation in the players' tunnel, like a spectator, showing an interesting expression.
"Bambi, what are your expectations for this week's game? The league is still not optimistic about you winning. Do you have any response to this?"
