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Originally posted by darockzillahitman:
Originally posted by thl408:
Originally posted by darockzillahitman:
Originally posted by Niners816:
Originally posted by darockzillahitman:
I think we should be awfully concerned about the fact that Belichick was willing to trade him, and for only a 2nd round pick, when he used a 2nd rounder to draft him to begin with.

Belichick does not lose on trades. He knows how to make it so that all his coaches and players would fail anywhere else. He teaches them to fail without him, and they don't realize it. He's the greatest chess player of all time.

He makes it so his players can't succeed outside the Patriots' gimmick offensive and defensive systems, and he makes it so his coaches have no idea how to implement what he does anywhere else. The man is a twisted genius. Last year's Patriots team was the least talented roster in the NFL, and he made them 17-2 and Super Bowl champions.

The NFL runs through Belichick. You have a chance to win when he decides he's going to give you a chance to win. Our only hope is that Belichick just felt bad about letting Jimmy's career go to waste backing up Brady for another 5 years. Otherwise, we're going to see Jed talking about "accountability" and how he wants to "compete to with Shuper Bowlsh" after a couple firings in another 3-4 years.

Since when is an Erhardt-Perkins offense a gimmick? In fact, it's one of the 3 main pro offenses.

That's not even remotely what they're running. You're classifying it as something from over 30 years ago based on a freak'n tree.
How do you know that's not what they are running? Yes it was created over 30 years ago, but it lives on today, just like WCO terminology, and Air Coryell terminology. But E-P is just that, a method to calling plays. Forget how they call the plays for a minute. Think more about what the plays are requiring the players to do. The Patriot's passing offense is very complicated with many route adjustments by the WRs. Nothing about it is a gimmick. I'm assuming your definition of gimmick is, "simple, easily defended, not sustainable". There are many WRs that just can't grasp it and can't function in that offense. Regarding their defense, it's a multiple defense that will run 3-4 and 4-3 in the same game. Not a gimmick.

https://www.si.com/nfl/2016/01/22/tom-brady-patriots-charlie-weis-option-routes
But what truly separates the Patriots' system is the extensive combination of receiver route adjustments, based on the defense or a defender's positioning, that all pass catchers—even running backs—have to know. Most offenses include at least a sprinkling of option routes designed, essentially, to use a defense against itself. But New England's offense is built on them.
When Brady is surrounded by talented players who know the system and can execute it—like the group the Patriots had during the bulk of their 10–0 start, with Gronkowski, Edelman, receiver Danny Amendola and running back Dion Lewismostly healthy—this offense can make sweet, unstoppable music. And when Brady doesn't have that luxury? Whoever those players are, they won't be staying around for long. "There were a couple guys in our past, he wouldn't throw the ball to them," says Weis. "You'd get pissed and say, 'Why didn't you throw to him?' He'd answer, 'I didn't trust him.'

My definition of a "gimmick" in football is when it's physically easy. When it requires little talent to succeed. When the players who succeed in it are "products of a system."

Yeah, it could be mentally tough...but that just means you get the nerdier players instead of the physically talented ones. To me, that's everything that is wrong with sports. I watch sports to see great athleticism competing against great athleticism, not everything being about some coach outthinking the other one.

When Chris Hogan succeeds and Chad Johnson fails, that system is bad for sports.

Why is it bad? Everyone in the NFL is a top athlete...what separates them is worth ethic and smarts. Sorry Chad is a dummy and couldn't comprehend the playbook.

I mean you must have hated Montana cause he wasn't some athletic monster lol
[ Edited by NYniner85 on Nov 1, 2017 at 2:17 PM ]

The Garoppolo era begins
[ Edited by NorthBay49er on Nov 1, 2017 at 2:18 PM ]
All I know is, I hope Garoppolo can increase the numbers on offense like he has webzone pages.
Originally posted by NorthBay49er:

The Garoppolo era begins

well now im sold


Originally posted by darockzillahitman:
Originally posted by thl408:
Originally posted by darockzillahitman:
Originally posted by Niners816:
Originally posted by darockzillahitman:
I think we should be awfully concerned about the fact that Belichick was willing to trade him, and for only a 2nd round pick, when he used a 2nd rounder to draft him to begin with.

Belichick does not lose on trades. He knows how to make it so that all his coaches and players would fail anywhere else. He teaches them to fail without him, and they don't realize it. He's the greatest chess player of all time.

He makes it so his players can't succeed outside the Patriots' gimmick offensive and defensive systems, and he makes it so his coaches have no idea how to implement what he does anywhere else. The man is a twisted genius. Last year's Patriots team was the least talented roster in the NFL, and he made them 17-2 and Super Bowl champions.

The NFL runs through Belichick. You have a chance to win when he decides he's going to give you a chance to win. Our only hope is that Belichick just felt bad about letting Jimmy's career go to waste backing up Brady for another 5 years. Otherwise, we're going to see Jed talking about "accountability" and how he wants to "compete to with Shuper Bowlsh" after a couple firings in another 3-4 years.

Since when is an Erhardt-Perkins offense a gimmick? In fact, it's one of the 3 main pro offenses.

That's not even remotely what they're running. You're classifying it as something from over 30 years ago based on a freak'n tree.
How do you know that's not what they are running? Yes it was created over 30 years ago, but it lives on today, just like WCO terminology, and Air Coryell terminology. But E-P is just that, a method to calling plays. Forget how they call the plays for a minute. Think more about what the plays are requiring the players to do. The Patriot's passing offense is very complicated with many route adjustments by the WRs. Nothing about it is a gimmick. I'm assuming your definition of gimmick is, "simple, easily defended, not sustainable". There are many WRs that just can't grasp it and can't function in that offense. Regarding their defense, it's a multiple defense that will run 3-4 and 4-3 in the same game. Not a gimmick.

https://www.si.com/nfl/2016/01/22/tom-brady-patriots-charlie-weis-option-routes
But what truly separates the Patriots' system is the extensive combination of receiver route adjustments, based on the defense or a defender's positioning, that all pass catchers—even running backs—have to know. Most offenses include at least a sprinkling of option routes designed, essentially, to use a defense against itself. But New England's offense is built on them.
When Brady is surrounded by talented players who know the system and can execute it—like the group the Patriots had during the bulk of their 10–0 start, with Gronkowski, Edelman, receiver Danny Amendola and running back Dion Lewismostly healthy—this offense can make sweet, unstoppable music. And when Brady doesn't have that luxury? Whoever those players are, they won't be staying around for long. "There were a couple guys in our past, he wouldn't throw the ball to them," says Weis. "You'd get pissed and say, 'Why didn't you throw to him?' He'd answer, 'I didn't trust him.'

My definition of a "gimmick" in football is when it's physically easy. When it requires little talent to succeed. When the players who succeed in it are "products of a system."

Yeah, it could be mentally tough...but that just means you get the nerdier players instead of the physically talented ones. To me, that's everything that is wrong with sports. I watch sports to see great athleticism competing against great athleticism, not everything being about some coach outthinking the other one.

When Chris Hogan succeeds and Chad Johnson fails, that system is bad for sports.

Joe Montana says he couldn't get 225 lbs off his chest if they would have asked him to bench press. I sure like watching him in Bill Walsh's system. I saw Jim Druckenmiller pull a car accross a field and he was painful to watch in the Red and Gold.
Originally posted by jcs:
Originally posted by Niners99:
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
Yeah i told you that before we even got Jimmy. If o-line isn't priority one this offseason I'll put Lynch and Kyle on a space x rocket the f**k outta here!

The OL wasn't really even a problem this year until Brown AND Staley were out. Obviously if you lose 2 upper tier T, and then your backup T goes on IR, and you have to play a total crap G like Zane Beadles at LT, and a rookie G Eric Magnuson at RT, you're going to have problems.

Brown will likely be back this week, or next week, and Staley will be back after the bye. Fusco has actually been solid, which leaves Kilgore and Tomlinson playing mediocre, but passable. The OL will be back to decent by the Seattle game when Garoppolo starts.

IMO our weak spots are better addressed in free agency. We have Tackles, and I hate drafting G or C. They're always crapshoots. Sign a top free agent G or C, and the line will be in good shape.

We watching the same games??

Dont' care about PFF...JCS is correct on this....fusco is horrid. Or horrider ,...or horriblest and that is no joke He cannot block and he sure as heck cannot protect the QB..He goes ...will not be here next yr. nor kilgore, Nor beadles. And Laken???stay tuned...but i would at best use him as backup. Get two OGs and a Dominant C. Then draft some decent backups. Kyle and john had the right idea in getting Barnes, fusco, zut, and keeping the guys they did...but they picked wrong. All their keepers except joe and Trenton were busts. And all guys they kept were busts except our two OTs. So they need to get all pros in FA next yr and get all 3 in the center of the line. Draft is for good guys who need a couple yrs to become starters.

And before this yr is gone, we need to find out about Williams at OT, Darren i believe. Need to see him in the mix.
[ Edited by pasodoc9er on Nov 1, 2017 at 2:25 PM ]
Originally posted by NorthBay49er:

The Garoppolo era begins


Such a natural throwing motion and lively arm!
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Originally posted by NorthBay49er:

The Garoppolo era begins

Originally posted by darockzillahitman:
I didn't say he told him he was going to run it in SF. Harbaugh and Walsh used to talk regularly when Walsh was still alive.

Are you seriously going to tell me, with a straight face, that what the 49ers are running here ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cx7GgzZYTpc ) is the same offensive system as what the Packers are running here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMhGuBvyp5E ).

You couldn't come up with more dissimilar systems if you tried. You could run Tom Osborne's Nebraska offense and use WCO terminology. It wouldn't make it the WCO.


Dude, it's not my fault you haven't taken the time to differentiate between concepts and formations. You know why the terminology is the same? It's because they are running the same concepts. A drive, spot, Sail, Mesh or whatever is the same concept regardless of what personnel grouping or formation that is used. Bill preferred more 21 personnel and horizontal stacked formation, today teams like 11 personnel more and shotgun. Earlier you said Holmgren never used shotgun, I suggest you go back and look at the latter portion of his Seattle days.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000870851/article/shanahan-49ers-might-not-play-garoppolo-this-year
Originally posted by NorthBay49er:

The Garoppolo era begins

Nice!
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by darockzillahitman:
Originally posted by thl408:
Originally posted by darockzillahitman:
Originally posted by Niners816:
Originally posted by darockzillahitman:
I think we should be awfully concerned about the fact that Belichick was willing to trade him, and for only a 2nd round pick, when he used a 2nd rounder to draft him to begin with.

Belichick does not lose on trades. He knows how to make it so that all his coaches and players would fail anywhere else. He teaches them to fail without him, and they don't realize it. He's the greatest chess player of all time.

He makes it so his players can't succeed outside the Patriots' gimmick offensive and defensive systems, and he makes it so his coaches have no idea how to implement what he does anywhere else. The man is a twisted genius. Last year's Patriots team was the least talented roster in the NFL, and he made them 17-2 and Super Bowl champions.

The NFL runs through Belichick. You have a chance to win when he decides he's going to give you a chance to win. Our only hope is that Belichick just felt bad about letting Jimmy's career go to waste backing up Brady for another 5 years. Otherwise, we're going to see Jed talking about "accountability" and how he wants to "compete to with Shuper Bowlsh" after a couple firings in another 3-4 years.

Since when is an Erhardt-Perkins offense a gimmick? In fact, it's one of the 3 main pro offenses.

That's not even remotely what they're running. You're classifying it as something from over 30 years ago based on a freak'n tree.
How do you know that's not what they are running? Yes it was created over 30 years ago, but it lives on today, just like WCO terminology, and Air Coryell terminology. But E-P is just that, a method to calling plays. Forget how they call the plays for a minute. Think more about what the plays are requiring the players to do. The Patriot's passing offense is very complicated with many route adjustments by the WRs. Nothing about it is a gimmick. I'm assuming your definition of gimmick is, "simple, easily defended, not sustainable". There are many WRs that just can't grasp it and can't function in that offense. Regarding their defense, it's a multiple defense that will run 3-4 and 4-3 in the same game. Not a gimmick.

https://www.si.com/nfl/2016/01/22/tom-brady-patriots-charlie-weis-option-routes
But what truly separates the Patriots' system is the extensive combination of receiver route adjustments, based on the defense or a defender's positioning, that all pass catchers—even running backs—have to know. Most offenses include at least a sprinkling of option routes designed, essentially, to use a defense against itself. But New England's offense is built on them.
When Brady is surrounded by talented players who know the system and can execute it—like the group the Patriots had during the bulk of their 10–0 start, with Gronkowski, Edelman, receiver Danny Amendola and running back Dion Lewismostly healthy—this offense can make sweet, unstoppable music. And when Brady doesn't have that luxury? Whoever those players are, they won't be staying around for long. "There were a couple guys in our past, he wouldn't throw the ball to them," says Weis. "You'd get pissed and say, 'Why didn't you throw to him?' He'd answer, 'I didn't trust him.'

My definition of a "gimmick" in football is when it's physically easy. When it requires little talent to succeed. When the players who succeed in it are "products of a system."

Yeah, it could be mentally tough...but that just means you get the nerdier players instead of the physically talented ones. To me, that's everything that is wrong with sports. I watch sports to see great athleticism competing against great athleticism, not everything being about some coach outthinking the other one.

When Chris Hogan succeeds and Chad Johnson fails, that system is bad for sports.

Why is it bad? Everyone in the NFL is a top athlete...what separates them is worth ethic and smarts. Sorry Chad is a dummy and couldn't comprehend the playbook.

I mean you must have hated Montana cause he wasn't some athletic monster lol

So you think Chris Hogan was a better wide receiver than Chad Johnson?
Originally posted by NorthBay49er:

The Garoppolo era begins


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