Originally posted by NYniner85:Originally posted by Hysterikal:Originally posted by Strwy2Hevn:Any chance Mac has another pro day like other 2? Or no need?
He already had a 2nd pro day
Nah he needs 3rd one... after that second pro day
we got enough film...
Camera cuts to Kyle Shanahan after another Mac Jones overthrow
— PFF Draft (@PFF_College) March 30, 2021
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Belichick's reaction to overthrow 😯🤣!#ProDay #macjones #billbelichick #NFLDraft #Alabama pic.twitter.com/01T9kK3ETw
— Daily Sports Home (@dailysportshome) March 30, 2021
No hay una maldita manera de que Kyle Shanahan saliera de allí diciendo: "Mac Jones sera mi QB franquicia y es el mejor prospecto disponible para el futuro".
— Tanagrin (@balledi) April 7, 2021
¡Neta que no hay manera viendo esos errores en su Pro Day! 👀
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has to throw a lollipop deep ball just to get enough air on it which bounces off the roof lol...his arm strength is just not there
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Originally posted by LilLeeroy:
Originally posted by Hysterikal:
Originally posted by LilLeeroy:
Originally posted by Jcool:https://www.sports-king.com/baker-mayfield-draft-odds-2298/
Originally posted by LilLeeroy:
Except Vegas does care about being right and they absolutely do have inside info for certain things and change betting odds to reflect that. Vegas knew the Browns were drafting Baker Mayfield before literally anybody outside of the Browns organization. Same with Bran becoming kings.
Odds to be selected with the No. 1 overall pick:
Sam Darnold -240
Josh Allen +225
Saquon Barkley +450
Baker Mayfield +500
I guess you could say at this point in 2018 Darnold was still the favorite. But massive swings in Vegas odds are usually indicative of some reliable info.
That was hours before the draft. Not 3 f**king weeks
If I'm remembering correctly I'm pretty sure the swing started happening one/two days before the draft, and before any of the insiders started reporting on it. My point is that massive swings in betting odds, like the ones happening with Mac Jones to the 49ers now, are usually evidence of something not just "oh Vegas is just randomly changing the odds to get people to bet"
You're right Kyle must have told Vegas who they are drafting. The 49ers obviously care so much about Vegas making money, that they decided to tip their hand. There must be evidence of something
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Originally posted by LilLeeroy:
If I'm remembering correctly I'm pretty sure the swing started happening one/two days before the draft, and before any of the insiders started reporting on it. My point is that massive swings in betting odds, like the ones happening with Mac Jones to the 49ers now, are usually evidence of something not just "oh Vegas is just randomly changing the odds to get people to bet"
It's not the deep dude, they're listening to the mass media and changing their numbers BECAUSE people are betting on Jones because joe blow is listening to all the insiders.
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Originally posted by NCommand:
LOL. OK buddy. Whatever you spin, er, say.
HAHA you're the one that's been spinning this stupid narrative since the SB...whenever you can squeeze it into something like it actually matters.
In no world what happened to the KC line a WEEK before the super bowl compare to what SF had in their SB. You're reaching. move on.
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Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by Heroism:
Rapoport says Shanahan's love for Mac Jones is legit. The question is it deep enough that he'll draft him at 3. I wonder if we could see the 49ers trying to move down a spot or two on draft day.
All eyes are on the #49ers and the 3rd overall pick in the #NFLDraft... so we asked @RapSheet what he's heard and if John Lynch ever picked up the phone and called the #NYJets to inquire about #2? pic.twitter.com/4qAlpOx3fn
— Rich Eisen Show (@RichEisenShow) April 9, 2021
What's even funnier is Rapp's b******t on SF picking Jones was just that b******t...he doesn't know. Sliver just pointed out a lot of people think it's actually Fields.
Also why would Kyle tell Rap he loves Jones a month before the draft (unless he's just blown smoke)? That's not how this team operates.
"A lot of people." LOL.
Listen how careful he is with his word choice.
There are a lot of people trying to read Kyle Shanahan's mind... I discussed on @nflnetwork @49ers @BuckyBrooks @MarcRoss @AndrewSiciliano pic.twitter.com/YVTNaDnLmN
— Michael Silver (@MikeSilver) April 9, 2021
Yeah same s**t as when everyone else is reporting even Rapp saying no one in SF has said Jones is the pick...Schefter says it's Mac only to backtrack on that same radio show, saying it might be or it could be someone else lol.
Sliver does this same schtick for every scoop. No different than the Mac s**t.
BUT mass media goes with what works best for them.
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Originally posted by Jcool:
Originally posted by LilLeeroy:
Except Vegas does care about being right and they absolutely do have inside info for certain things and change betting odds to reflect that. Vegas knew the Browns were drafting Baker Mayfield before literally anybody outside of the Browns organization. Same with Bran becoming kings.
Odds to be selected with the No. 1 overall pick:
Sam Darnold -240
Josh Allen +225
Saquon Barkley +450
Baker Mayfield +500
Lol
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Originally posted by Heroism:
I wonder how comfortable Mac already is with Kyle's version of WCO terminology. Steve Sarkisian inherited and literally ran Kyle's offense in Atlanta after he left as Kyle Shanahan was nice enough to leave him his playbook. He was getting criticized by the ATL media for even keeping some of the terminologies exactly the same.
well considering he didn't really do much regarding the fundamentals of Kyle's offense, I'd see meh...
Since Shanahan took over in '17, #49ers have taken the 3rd-most total snaps under center (52.13& of offensive snaps). They also have 3rd-most drop backs under center and 3rd-most play-action drop backs under center in that span. 33.8% of total passing yards off PA in that span.
— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) April 5, 2021
Clearly, #49ers put a premium on the ability to do those things with their QB. Doesn't mean they can't expand or adapt (and they should!) based on their QB's skills. But worth noting how the top QBs have done in these areas in college...
— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) April 5, 2021
Alabama QB Mac Jones in his college career:
— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) April 5, 2021
- 1.9% of drop backs came from under center (11 total drop backs)
- 1.9% of drop backs from under center with PA (all 11)
Under center AND under center with PA: 6-10 for 53 yds, 3 TD-1 Int
Percentage of total passing yards from RPO's and Screens last year:
— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) March 30, 2021
Trevor Lawrence 27.0%
Mac Jones 22.5%
Zach Wilson 12.1%
Trey Lance (2019) 11.2%
Justin Fields 8.5%
On what planet would you want Mac Jones running a PA Boot offense?!
— Ben Fennell (@BenFennell_NFL) March 26, 2021
RPO Gun/Heavy at Alabama, not sure I think SF is right fit even though both are run-first schemes https://t.co/Xyl7alJzhR
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Originally posted by NYniner85:
well considering he didn't really do much regarding the fundamentals of Kyle's offense, I'd see meh...
Since Shanahan took over in '17, #49ers have taken the 3rd-most total snaps under center (52.13& of offensive snaps). They also have 3rd-most drop backs under center and 3rd-most play-action drop backs under center in that span. 33.8% of total passing yards off PA in that span.
— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) April 5, 2021
Clearly, #49ers put a premium on the ability to do those things with their QB. Doesn't mean they can't expand or adapt (and they should!) based on their QB's skills. But worth noting how the top QBs have done in these areas in college...
— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) April 5, 2021
Alabama QB Mac Jones in his college career:
— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) April 5, 2021
- 1.9% of drop backs came from under center (11 total drop backs)
- 1.9% of drop backs from under center with PA (all 11)
Under center AND under center with PA: 6-10 for 53 yds, 3 TD-1 Int
Percentage of total passing yards from RPO's and Screens last year:
— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) March 30, 2021
Trevor Lawrence 27.0%
Mac Jones 22.5%
Zach Wilson 12.1%
Trey Lance (2019) 11.2%
Justin Fields 8.5%
On what planet would you want Mac Jones running a PA Boot offense?!
— Ben Fennell (@BenFennell_NFL) March 26, 2021
RPO Gun/Heavy at Alabama, not sure I think SF is right fit even though both are run-first schemes https://t.co/Xyl7alJzhR
I'm just talking terminology. One aspect of these offenses that QBs struggle with early on is spitting out and understanding each term of the play calls.
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Originally posted by Heroism:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
well considering he didn't really do much regarding the fundamentals of Kyle's offense, I'd see meh...
Since Shanahan took over in '17, #49ers have taken the 3rd-most total snaps under center (52.13& of offensive snaps). They also have 3rd-most drop backs under center and 3rd-most play-action drop backs under center in that span. 33.8% of total passing yards off PA in that span.
— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) April 5, 2021
Clearly, #49ers put a premium on the ability to do those things with their QB. Doesn't mean they can't expand or adapt (and they should!) based on their QB's skills. But worth noting how the top QBs have done in these areas in college...
— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) April 5, 2021
Alabama QB Mac Jones in his college career:
— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) April 5, 2021
- 1.9% of drop backs came from under center (11 total drop backs)
- 1.9% of drop backs from under center with PA (all 11)
Under center AND under center with PA: 6-10 for 53 yds, 3 TD-1 Int
Percentage of total passing yards from RPO's and Screens last year:
— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) March 30, 2021
Trevor Lawrence 27.0%
Mac Jones 22.5%
Zach Wilson 12.1%
Trey Lance (2019) 11.2%
Justin Fields 8.5%
On what planet would you want Mac Jones running a PA Boot offense?!
— Ben Fennell (@BenFennell_NFL) March 26, 2021
RPO Gun/Heavy at Alabama, not sure I think SF is right fit even though both are run-first schemes https://t.co/Xyl7alJzhR
I'm just talking terminology. One aspect of these offenses that QBs struggle with early on is spitting out and understanding each term of the play calls.
If I was a head coach I would change my play calls to all madden plays. 4 verticals on 3 go
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Originally posted by Hysterikal:
If I was a head coach I would change my play calls to all madden plays. 4 verticals on 3 go
Check this out at 3:15. And holy s**t, Shanahan has aged like a motherf**ker in 4 years.
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Originally posted by Heroism:
I'm just talking terminology. One aspect of these offenses that QBs struggle with early on is spitting out and understanding each term of the play calls.
You think he's using the same verbiage Kyle used in 2016 with the Falcons? Sark wasn't even in ATL when kyle was there...They're not even running the same overall offense... dudes in gun, slapping his hands looking at big cards on the sidelines like every other college spread.
nah dude that's a reach imo.