Some reflections after the Super Bowl

The team with the most points wins the game. That sounds like a smart-arse comment, but it's the truth. A smothering defense does you no good if the offense can't score. A high powered offense lighting up the scoreboard only works if the defense keeps the other team's offense from doing the same. Balance and complimentary football wins games and championships.

We've gone years with an elite offense paired with a historically terrible defense. Now we have an above average offense and an above average defense. We can beat any team, any day, anywhere. That doesn't mean that we will win. I just means that we have the roster to win. When we don't win, I always remind myself that the other team is full of professional football players and coaches who get paid to win, just like our players and coaches.

And continue with the smart-arse comments, we should realize that 31 owners and general managers are not saints fans, and won't work for us.

Our expectations should be for our General Manager and Head Coach to build a competitive team, that will avoid downfalls and keep a steady competition level to constantly make the playoffs. And there is where we are now.

Seasons are complicated not only by game planning but by injuries and bad breaks. More then any other team we know we can loose a game by a bad bounce or a bad call.

Once we get in the playoffs, then anything can happen. This year, unfortunately, I think we arrived there mentally and physically tired.

A week off would have been a big difference, but this year San Francisco had all the luck, specially in the last 3 games.

I think it is time for us to get those breaks.