Our Defensive Coordinator, Vic Fangio

Fang ion chose to have the wrong players in the game period.

Originally posted by znk916:

I wonder how loyal Fangio is to Harbs? We see how loyal Harbs is being to Roman, does that carry any weight with Fangio? Something to think about if we're looking to fire Harbs at some point, because Fangio is one guy we'd definitely want to see stick around.

Probably very

Originally posted by znk916:
I wonder how loyal Fangio is to Harbs? We see how loyal Harbs is being to Roman, does that carry any weight with Fangio? Something to think about if we're looking to fire Harbs at some point, because Fangio is one guy we'd definitely want to see stick around.

I worry about this as well, really don't want to see Fangio leave the team.

Originally posted by jonesadrian:
How many times are we going to play seattle and you bring a house blitz to have them simply release one man to be wide open for a huge gain or a touchdown

that's all i want to know. this is the 3rd game in a row at least.

other than that good job.

He certainly has a few head scratches himself but are over looked d/t the offense. Overall though, nothing to really complain about but this IS a pattern against Seattle.

Originally posted by Disp:

Originally posted by NCommand:
Very very very impressive no matter how you slice it. Very! I would imagine the PPG is higher d/t Alex and the offense being more efficient in the short game, controlling the TOP, less INT's in our territory, etc.? Thanks DeUh for all your hard work!

The picks deep in our territory that led to TD's in the Chicago game and the defensive/ST touchdowns against Philly really skew the PPG numbers. The defense has been fantastic this year.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by jonesadrian:
How many times are we going to play seattle and you bring a house blitz to have them simply release one man to be wide open for a huge gain or a touchdown

that's all i want to know. this is the 3rd game in a row at least.

other than that good job.

He certainly has a few head scratches himself but are over looked d/t the offense. Overall though, nothing to really complain about but this IS a pattern against Seattle.

This is the one reason I'm not on board with Fangio has THE best DC in the league. I feel like he's often too willing to concede something instead of trying to concede nothing. It's the difference between our D and Seattle's D, they are looking to shut us down in EVERY phase all over the field, whereas Fangio always looks to limit the big plays, but concede everything underneath.

I don't know, maybe it comes down to Seattle having superior personnel, but I feel like Fangio's D always breaks down at least once per game, whether its a big play leading to an easy TD, or an easy 5 play TD drive.

Feels silly to complain about the D when the offense is the real problem.

Originally posted by znk916:
This is the one reason I'm not on board with Fangio has THE best DC in the league. I feel like he's often too willing to concede something instead of trying to concede nothing. It's the difference between our D and Seattle's D, they are looking to shut us down in EVERY phase all over the field, whereas Fangio always looks to limit the big plays, but concede everything underneath.

I don't know, maybe it comes down to Seattle having superior personnel, but I feel like Fangio's D always breaks down at least once per game, whether its a big play leading to an easy TD, or an easy 5 play TD drive.

Feels silly to complain about the D when the offense is the real problem.

Well they do have the best safety in football and an elite cornerback. It gives them more flexibility to put eight men in the box to stop your running game.

Originally posted by znk916:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by jonesadrian:
How many times are we going to play seattle and you bring a house blitz to have them simply release one man to be wide open for a huge gain or a touchdown

that's all i want to know. this is the 3rd game in a row at least.

other than that good job.

He certainly has a few head scratches himself but are over looked d/t the offense. Overall though, nothing to really complain about but this IS a pattern against Seattle.

This is the one reason I'm not on board with Fangio has THE best DC in the league. I feel like he's often too willing to concede something instead of trying to concede nothing. It's the difference between our D and Seattle's D, they are looking to shut us down in EVERY phase all over the field, whereas Fangio always looks to limit the big plays, but concede everything underneath.

I don't know, maybe it comes down to Seattle having superior personnel, but I feel like Fangio's D always breaks down at least once per game, whether its a big play leading to an easy TD, or an easy 5 play TD drive.

Feels silly to complain about the D when the offense is the real problem.

No those are just things he keeps on doing that he shouldn't nothing to do with personnel our guys have been playing lights out. he was doing this when all of our regulars in the front 7 were healthy.. bringing full house blitzes the back leaks and easy completion.

it's just one of those things he just keeps doing i guess. other than that he game plans for them well.

Make him HC and hire a competent OC. DO NOT LET FANGIO WALK

Originally posted by SFTifoso:
Make him HC and hire a competent OC. DO NOT LET FANGIO WALK

Agreed, I wasn't sure about him at first and I stand corrected. The dude is intelligent, humble, professional and one hell of a football coach.

MaioccoCSN


Fangio said all three personal foul penalties vs. Seahawks were bad calls.

Originally posted by DeUh:
MaioccoCSN


Fangio said all three personal foul penalties vs. Seahawks were bad calls.

duh

If Harbaugh goes, then he's taking Fangio with him.

Originally posted by Joecool:
If Harbaugh goes, then he's taking Fangio with him.

Fangio is under contract next season.

Originally posted by DeUh:
Fangio is under contract next season.

So is Jim, but I get your point.