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Originally posted by bmvanthiel:
We need a pass rusher to step up other than Bosa. I expected a little more out of Jackson. And need Armstead to do a little more in the pass game too.
Originally posted by dj43:
It seems like Demeco Ryans overlooked the Raider offensive fire-power when all their guys are healthy. Adams certainly can't be overlooked but the Raiders also have Darren Waller. When healthy, he is hard to cover and tackle. Renfrow is also a tough out. Hollins is no slouch either. And, as Nick Bosa said, Josh Jacobs is the best RB in the league.
Derek Carr was part of the problem but not all of it. A lot of the above pieces were missing much of the past games. Now with all of those parts back in place, it was a relatively easy thing for Stidham to put up some numbers.
This was a good game to put things back in perspective. The Raiders are a much better team than their record. Their play yesterday will be a good barometer for DR to evaluate the level they need to maintain heading into the playoffs.
Originally posted by billbird2111:
Originally posted by dj43:
It seems like Demeco Ryans overlooked the Raider offensive fire-power when all their guys are healthy. Adams certainly can't be overlooked but the Raiders also have Darren Waller. When healthy, he is hard to cover and tackle. Renfrow is also a tough out. Hollins is no slouch either. And, as Nick Bosa said, Josh Jacobs is the best RB in the league.
Derek Carr was part of the problem but not all of it. A lot of the above pieces were missing much of the past games. Now with all of those parts back in place, it was a relatively easy thing for Stidham to put up some numbers.
This was a good game to put things back in perspective. The Raiders are a much better team than their record. Their play yesterday will be a good barometer for DR to evaluate the level they need to maintain heading into the playoffs.
I hear you, but I don't think the 49ers overlooked anyone. I believe the 49ers just ran into an extremely motivated Raiders team. This is a team that not only benched its star quarterback, but also told him to go home. When a team does that to its QB, it sends a message that the same kind of action can be taken against any other player. That is a very motivating message.
Not surprisingly, every member of the Raiders played like they were playing for their jobs yesterday. They played like the desperate players they are. Desperate for future paychecks. They nearly pulled it off.
Originally posted by brodiebluebanaszak:
It looks like well struggle against elite receivers if we cant hurry the throw. Job 1 in our scheme is pressure. If four cant do it try 5, occasionally 6. I don't see any cavalry over the horizon though.We'll have to roll with who's been playing.
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Originally posted by billbird2111:
Originally posted by dj43:
It seems like Demeco Ryans overlooked the Raider offensive fire-power when all their guys are healthy. Adams certainly can't be overlooked but the Raiders also have Darren Waller. When healthy, he is hard to cover and tackle. Renfrow is also a tough out. Hollins is no slouch either. And, as Nick Bosa said, Josh Jacobs is the best RB in the league.
Derek Carr was part of the problem but not all of it. A lot of the above pieces were missing much of the past games. Now with all of those parts back in place, it was a relatively easy thing for Stidham to put up some numbers.
This was a good game to put things back in perspective. The Raiders are a much better team than their record. Their play yesterday will be a good barometer for DR to evaluate the level they need to maintain heading into the playoffs.
I hear you, but I don't think the 49ers overlooked anyone. I believe the 49ers just ran into an extremely motivated Raiders team. This is a team that not only benched its star quarterback, but also told him to go home. When a team does that to its QB, it sends a message that the same kind of action can be taken against any other player. That is a very motivating message.
Not surprisingly, every member of the Raiders played like they were playing for their jobs yesterday. They played like the desperate players they are. Desperate for future paychecks. They nearly pulled it off.
They mentioned that the Raiders were running a different offense with Stidham and it seemed to catch the 49ers off guard. I expected Ryans to make some halftime adjustments but he didn't. Once LV realized they could throw deep on the Niners it was a track meet.
Originally posted by billbird2111:
Originally posted by dj43:
It seems like Demeco Ryans overlooked the Raider offensive fire-power when all their guys are healthy. Adams certainly can't be overlooked but the Raiders also have Darren Waller. When healthy, he is hard to cover and tackle. Renfrow is also a tough out. Hollins is no slouch either. And, as Nick Bosa said, Josh Jacobs is the best RB in the league.
Derek Carr was part of the problem but not all of it. A lot of the above pieces were missing much of the past games. Now with all of those parts back in place, it was a relatively easy thing for Stidham to put up some numbers.
This was a good game to put things back in perspective. The Raiders are a much better team than their record. Their play yesterday will be a good barometer for DR to evaluate the level they need to maintain heading into the playoffs.
I hear you, but I don't think the 49ers overlooked anyone. I believe the 49ers just ran into an extremely motivated Raiders team. This is a team that not only benched its star quarterback, but also told him to go home. When a team does that to its QB, it sends a message that the same kind of action can be taken against any other player. That is a very motivating message.
Not surprisingly, every member of the Raiders played like they were playing for their jobs yesterday. They played like the desperate players they are. Desperate for future paychecks. They nearly pulled it off.
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
Originally posted by libertyforever:
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
It happens pretty often. I'm sad examples escape me, but I remember this a lot. I can't clearly remember Quinn saying anything bad about Kyle, but I don't remember him defending Kyle in the aftermath either.
I felt like Kyle took the biggest blame somehow. He was just an OC...
He did and I don't remember anyone coming to his defense. I clearly remember Freeman, Matt Ryan, and Roddy White (retired by then) throwing Kyle under the bus. I can't remember Quinn's comments.
Sources say current #49ers DC DeMeco Ryans will be one of the most coveted coaches in the upcoming cycle. Here's why, via @theScore: pic.twitter.com/X1ECoiAmJY
— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) January 6, 2023
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Sources say current #49ers DC DeMeco Ryans will be one of the most coveted coaches in the upcoming cycle. Here's why, via @theScore: pic.twitter.com/X1ECoiAmJY
— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) January 6, 2023
Originally posted by bmvanthiel:
We need a pass rusher to step up other than Bosa. I expected a little more out of Jackson. And need Armstead to do a little more in the pass game too.
Originally posted by Heroism:
Originally posted by bmvanthiel:
We need a pass rusher to step up other than Bosa. I expected a little more out of Jackson. And need Armstead to do a little more in the pass game too.
They definitely need to pick it up in the playoffs if they want to make a run at SB. Too many plays lately on money downs where the opposing QB has too much time to throw. Bosa and AA can't do everything. Ebukam hasn't been the same since the injuries; Drake Jackson is super raw; Kinlaw stinks. The guys I hope could step up are Omenihu and Jordan Willis. Willis has been good in his role and seemingly(I haven't looked at the snap counts) appears to be getting more snaps recently.
We're really missing that third pass rusher that's destroying 1-on-1s the way Arden Key did last year.
Originally posted by thl408:
Originally posted by Heroism:
Originally posted by bmvanthiel:
We need a pass rusher to step up other than Bosa. I expected a little more out of Jackson. And need Armstead to do a little more in the pass game too.
They definitely need to pick it up in the playoffs if they want to make a run at SB. Too many plays lately on money downs where the opposing QB has too much time to throw. Bosa and AA can't do everything. Ebukam hasn't been the same since the injuries; Drake Jackson is super raw; Kinlaw stinks. The guys I hope could step up are Omenihu and Jordan Willis. Willis has been good in his role and seemingly(I haven't looked at the snap counts) appears to be getting more snaps recently.
We're really missing that third pass rusher that's destroying 1-on-1s the way Arden Key did last year.
Agreed. Last year had Arden Key who was excellent as a nickel DT. And Ebukam really came on towards the playoffs. I thought Omenihu would provide more pass rush this season, he's okay at best. I thought Turay would be a key part of the rotation this season, he's been a dud. It may have to be Willis at the edge, and Givens at DT as the secondary pass rush contributors behind Bosa and AA. Ryans may have to step up his stunt game to manufacture pressures.
Originally posted by asu49ers:
Its one thing to overlook an inferior opponent, the thing I don't understand is why did they keep having Lenoir over C. Ward covering Adams. Made no sense. Any casual fan could tell you that is a huge mismatch that Raiders would exploit.