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Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by StOnEy333:
What about Joe Williams?
yes. the guy who had the mystery ankle injury. i think the team needs to proceed that he will not be on the team. lynch has alot of time to spin that mistake once they quietly cut him.lol
Originally posted by dald1:We still need a power back and anyone saying Williams will take over that role did not see him play in the preseason, hope he's takes the reigns but I figure we may draft a rb as well
Originally posted by theduke85:
Originally posted by NCommand:Rob Lowder is a moron. He is literally including kick return yardage to boost these averages. How stupid can a person be? What an asinine statistic.
New #49ers RB Jerick McKinnon averaged 6.05 yards every time he touched the ball in 2017.
— Rob Lowder (@Rob_Lowder) March 14, 2018
Carlos Hyde: 4.9
Dion Lewis: 5.8
Isaiah Crowell: 5.3
LeSean McCoy: 5.8
Le'Veon Bell: 5.85
Originally posted by luv49rs:i have no clue.. i just think it was weird, the only thing you would get anyone to say is . oh he has an ankle issue and then he quietly was hidden away. very similar to what my parents did to me when i was six years old
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by StOnEy333:
What about Joe Williams?
yes. the guy who had the mystery ankle injury. i think the team needs to proceed that he will not be on the team. lynch has alot of time to spin that mistake once they quietly cut him.lol
cc why do you think they IR'ed him?
Originally posted by NCommand:We should rely on Joe Williams as much as we rely on Joshua Garnett. You don't!
...but if they come in hungry and earn it.
Originally posted by post_primitive:He's a pass catching RB. Draft Chubb at #59 and we're set.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by a49erfan77:
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
They've got pretty much no one who can run inside or is good at picking up yards after contact at this point so I'd think its a an absolute necessity to draft someone who can handle inside zone, short yardage....etc.
I don't want to see a single one of these guys in a goalline situation.
FWIW, McKinnon averaged more yards after contact than Hyde and forced more miss tackles per rush and reception.
McKinnon is a top notch 3rd down back. What happens in 3rd and short and on the goalline? The Patriots definitely missed Blount this year and New England was able to lockdown that vaunted Falcons run game in the 2nd half of the SB to the point where Shanahan became hesitant in running it when he really should have.
Historically the main weakness of the Shanahan ZBS is short yardage and goalline situations where the field shrinks. Right now they don't have a sine back I feel confident in being able to power tnrough and get those tough yards inside.
Originally posted by luv49rs:Originally posted by cciowa:Originally posted by StOnEy333:What about Joe Williams?
yes. the guy who had the mystery ankle injury. i think the team needs to proceed that he will not be on the team. lynch has alot of time to spin that mistake once they quietly cut him.lol
cc why do you think they IR'ed him?
Originally posted by cciowa:i have no clue.. i just think it was weird, the only thing you would get anyone to say is . oh he has an ankle issue and then he quietly was hidden away. very similar to what my parents did to me when i was six years old
Originally posted by theduke85:Rob Lowder is a moron. He is literally including kick return yardage to boost these averages. How stupid can a person be? What an asinine statistic.Originally posted by NCommand:New #49ers RB Jerick McKinnon averaged 6.05 yards every time he touched the ball in 2017.
— Rob Lowder (@Rob_Lowder) March 14, 2018
Carlos Hyde: 4.9
Dion Lewis: 5.8
Isaiah Crowell: 5.3
LeSean McCoy: 5.8
Le'Veon Bell: 5.85
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:Originally posted by a49erfan77:Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:They've got pretty much no one who can run inside or is good at picking up yards after contact at this point so I'd think its a an absolute necessity to draft someone who can handle inside zone, short yardage....etc.
I don't want to see a single one of these guys in a goalline situation.
FWIW, McKinnon averaged more yards after contact than Hyde and forced more miss tackles per rush and reception.
McKinnon is a top notch 3rd down back. What happens in 3rd and short and on the goalline? The Patriots definitely missed Blount this year and New England was able to lockdown that vaunted Falcons run game in the 2nd half of the SB to the point where Shanahan became hesitant in running it when he really should have.
Historically the main weakness of the Shanahan ZBS is short yardage and goalline situations where the field shrinks. Right now they don't have a sine back I feel confident in being able to power tnrough and get those tough yards inside.
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by luv49rs:i have no clue.. i just think it was weird, the only thing you would get anyone to say is . oh he has an ankle issue and then he quietly was hidden away. very similar to what my parents did to me when i was six years old
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by StOnEy333:
What about Joe Williams?
yes. the guy who had the mystery ankle injury. i think the team needs to proceed that he will not be on the team. lynch has alot of time to spin that mistake once they quietly cut him.lol
cc why do you think they IR'ed him?
Originally posted by jcs:Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:Originally posted by jcs:Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:Originally posted by Predator85:Kyle will throw the ball.
Worked well for him in the Superbowl.
It sure was good enough to get him there.
And how did not running the football in the 4th quarter work out for him?
Lets worry about getting to the Superbowl before we expect him to repeat his mistakes....
Originally posted by NCommand:i got fooled last year when he said ward will be a foundation for our secondary. foster will be the foundation for our defense and the feel good story of joe williams will motivate him to be a good running back for us. of course jh said crabtree has the best hands in the nfl but thats beside the point. i will go by what i see and not what the powers to be say. case in point kilgore, again i digress
Originally posted by dald1:
We still need a power back and anyone saying Williams will take over that role did not see him play in the preseason, hope he's takes the reigns but I figure we may draft a rb as well
We should rely on Joe Williams as much as we rely on Joshua Garnett. You don't!
...but if they come in hungry and earn it.
