Maurice Hurst DT

Originally posted by LottDMontanaO:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Getting back to the original point that led to the Kinlaw discussion: Mo Hurst can steal that starting 3tech spot if Kinlaw doesn't get better and the 49ers give him a fair chance. I don't know what the hell Gruden was thinking when he cut this dude, but I'll chalk it up to the Raiders being the Raiders.

Here's a Mo-Hurst preview from last season to get you excited for this season: Hurst seals the victory for the Raiders last with a pure POWER rush on a 3-man rush. He barrels through 3 blockers with get-off, power, and natural leverage. Feet never stop working. He uses a BEAUTIFUL forklift technique to pry off and control the center's inside hand as he works half man and bulldozes his way to the QB.

Hurst can make some plays and be disruptive, no doubt about it. I'm looking forward to the Niners giving him a fair chance. From what I've seen of Hurst, I can see him doing very well in this scheme and getting plenty of playing time with the rotations, regardless of whether he starts off as the starting 3-tech.

Originally posted by natrone06:

Originally posted by LottDMontanaO:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Getting back to the original point that led to the Kinlaw discussion: Mo Hurst can steal that starting 3tech spot if Kinlaw doesn't get better and the 49ers give him a fair chance. I don't know what the hell Gruden was thinking when he cut this dude, but I'll chalk it up to the Raiders being the Raiders.

Here's a Mo-Hurst preview from last season to get you excited for this season: Hurst seals the victory for the Raiders last with a pure POWER rush on a 3-man rush. He barrels through 3 blockers with get-off, power, and natural leverage. Feet never stop working. He uses a BEAUTIFUL forklift technique to pry off and control the center's inside hand as he works half man and bulldozes his way to the QB.

Hurst can make some plays and be disruptive, no doubt about it. I'm looking forward to the Niners giving him a fair chance. From what I've seen of Hurst, I can see him doing very well in this scheme and getting plenty of playing time with the rotations, regardless of whether he starts off as the starting 3-tech.

Raiders not only cut him but he had little to no interest from teams in free agency once cut. I think he will be a nice rotational piece but It's hard to imagine him being more than that.

Originally posted by LottDMontanaO:

Originally posted by natrone06:

Originally posted by LottDMontanaO:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Getting back to the original point that led to the Kinlaw discussion: Mo Hurst can steal that starting 3tech spot if Kinlaw doesn't get better and the 49ers give him a fair chance. I don't know what the hell Gruden was thinking when he cut this dude, but I'll chalk it up to the Raiders being the Raiders.

Here's a Mo-Hurst preview from last season to get you excited for this season: Hurst seals the victory for the Raiders last with a pure POWER rush on a 3-man rush. He barrels through 3 blockers with get-off, power, and natural leverage. Feet never stop working. He uses a BEAUTIFUL forklift technique to pry off and control the center's inside hand as he works half man and bulldozes his way to the QB.

Hurst can make some plays and be disruptive, no doubt about it. I'm looking forward to the Niners giving him a fair chance. From what I've seen of Hurst, I can see him doing very well in this scheme and getting plenty of playing time with the rotations, regardless of whether he starts off as the starting 3-tech.

Raiders not only cut him but he had little to no interest from teams in free agency once cut. I think he will be a nice rotational piece but It's hard to imagine him being more than that.

I can imagine him being a pretty strong impact player in the DL rotations considering the talent he'll have around him w/ this group.

Originally posted by Heroism:
Getting back to the original point that led to the Kinlaw discussion: Mo Hurst can steal that starting 3tech spot if Kinlaw doesn't get better and the 49ers give him a fair chance. I don't know what the hell Gruden was thinking when he cut this dude, but I'll chalk it up to the Raiders being the Raiders.

Here's a Mo-Hurst preview from last season to get you excited for this season: Hurst seals the victory for the Raiders with a pure POWER rush on a 3-man rush. He barrels through 3 blockers with get-off, power, and natural leverage. Feet never stop working. He uses a BEAUTIFUL forklift technique to pry off and control the center's inside hand as he works half man and bulldozes his way to the QB.

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Getting back to the original point that led to the Kinlaw discussion: Mo Hurst can steal that starting 3tech spot if Kinlaw doesn't get better and the 49ers give him a fair chance. I don't know what the hell Gruden was thinking when he cut this dude, but I'll chalk it up to the Raiders being the Raiders.

Here's a Mo-Hurst preview from last season to get you excited for this season: Hurst seals the victory for the Raiders with a pure POWER rush on a 3-man rush. He barrels through 3 blockers with get-off, power, and natural leverage. Feet never stop working. He uses a BEAUTIFUL forklift technique to pry off and control the center's inside hand as he works half man and bulldozes his way to the QB.

I dunno, it looks more like the RB takes a wrong angle and knocks the center off his pass protection block and basically frees up Hurst to kill the QB. still an impressive play by Hurst if he wrongfooted both the center and the RB.

Originally posted by Memphis9er:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Getting back to the original point that led to the Kinlaw discussion: Mo Hurst can steal that starting 3tech spot if Kinlaw doesn't get better and the 49ers give him a fair chance. I don't know what the hell Gruden was thinking when he cut this dude, but I'll chalk it up to the Raiders being the Raiders.

Here's a Mo-Hurst preview from last season to get you excited for this season: Hurst seals the victory for the Raiders with a pure POWER rush on a 3-man rush. He barrels through 3 blockers with get-off, power, and natural leverage. Feet never stop working. He uses a BEAUTIFUL forklift technique to pry off and control the center's inside hand as he works half man and bulldozes his way to the QB.

I dunno, it looks more like the RB takes a wrong angle and knocks the center off his pass protection block and basically frees up Hurst to kill the QB. still an impressive play by Hurst if he wrongfooted both the center and the RB.

Didn't the bears have the absolute worst offensive line in the NFL last year?

Originally posted by Hopper:
Sorry Hero but barring injury there is no way Hurst is taking Kinlaw's job. Kocurek was Kinlaw's biggest supporter leading up to the 2020 draft.

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by Hopper:
Sorry Hero but barring injury there is no way Hurst is taking Kinlaw's job. Kocurek was Kinlaw's biggest supporter leading up to the 2020 draft.

You're likely right. The 49ers aren't going to let some guy signed off the street who was freshly cut by the Raiders come in and replace their 14th overall pick. The optics of that would be disastrous. They made a massive investment in Kinlaw, and he's going to get every opportunity to develop. Let's pray he does because that would be massive for the organization.

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Getting back to the original point that led to the Kinlaw discussion: Mo Hurst can steal that starting 3tech spot if Kinlaw doesn't get better and the 49ers give him a fair chance. I don't know what the hell Gruden was thinking when he cut this dude, but I'll chalk it up to the Raiders being the Raiders.

Here's a Mo-Hurst preview from last season to get you excited for this season: Hurst seals the victory for the Raiders with a pure POWER rush on a 3-man rush. He barrels through 3 blockers with get-off, power, and natural leverage. Feet never stop working. He uses a BEAUTIFUL forklift technique to pry off and control the center's inside hand as he works half man and bulldozes his way to the QB.

I dunno, it looks more like the RB takes a wrong angle and knocks the center off his pass protection block and basically frees up Hurst to kill the QB. still an impressive play by Hurst if he wrongfooted both the center and the RB.

Originally posted by SFrush:
The right guard is blocking grass. Nothing about that play is impressive.

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by SFrush:
The right guard is blocking grass. Nothing about that play is impressive.

Nothing about that play is impressive to someone that has no clue what they're looking at. I see a plan and execution of technique. Let me put you up on game:

Originally posted by SFrush:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Getting back to the original point that led to the Kinlaw discussion: Mo Hurst can steal that starting 3tech spot if Kinlaw doesn't get better and the 49ers give him a fair chance. I don't know what the hell Gruden was thinking when he cut this dude, but I'll chalk it up to the Raiders being the Raiders.

Here's a Mo-Hurst preview from last season to get you excited for this season: Hurst seals the victory for the Raiders with a pure POWER rush on a 3-man rush. He barrels through 3 blockers with get-off, power, and natural leverage. Feet never stop working. He uses a BEAUTIFUL forklift technique to pry off and control the center's inside hand as he works half man and bulldozes his way to the QB.

I dunno, it looks more like the RB takes a wrong angle and knocks the center off his pass protection block and basically frees up Hurst to kill the QB. still an impressive play by Hurst if he wrongfooted both the center and the RB.

The right guard is blocking grass. Nothing about that play is impressive.