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Originally posted by Heroism:Originally posted by NCommand:Here's the good side of the OL. I won't show you Dwelley in pass protection.
.@49ers #RossDwelley with a full speed seal block to the chest plate of #AD99. Best block I saw all day. It takes all 53; down to the final play. #Baldysbreakdowns pic.twitter.com/5E5H7ocUVv
— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) November 30, 2020
God damn, nice job, Dwelley. He blasted that motherf**ker.
Originally posted by NCommand:
We knew they couldn't pass protect. But run block?
#49ers rushing yards per carry since gashing the Patriots for 197 yds and 5.3 YPC in Week 7
— Al Sacco (@AlSacco49) November 30, 2020
2.4
3.2
2.0
3.5
Originally posted by Poldarn49:Originally posted by NCommand:We knew they couldn't pass protect. But run block?
#49ers rushing yards per carry since gashing the Patriots for 197 yds and 5.3 YPC in Week 7
— Al Sacco (@AlSacco49) November 30, 2020
2.4
3.2
2.0
3.5
So time to exploit the D by throwing downfield...wait...
Originally posted by NYniner85:Originally posted by Poldarn49:Originally posted by NCommand:We knew they couldn't pass protect. But run block?
#49ers rushing yards per carry since gashing the Patriots for 197 yds and 5.3 YPC in Week 7
— Al Sacco (@AlSacco49) November 30, 2020
2.4
3.2
2.0
3.5
So time to exploit the D by throwing downfield...wait...
Complaining about run-blocking when the QB is Mullens
Throwing everyone in the box and run blitzing all game.
Mullens s**tting his pants in a clean pocket or pressured doesn't matter.
We basically don't have a QB right now.
I counted six times from the game where the OL got so much movement on a combo block that they didn't have to block the LB because the DL was in the LBs' lap. pic.twitter.com/tCbCYFSHtu
— KP (@KP_Show) December 1, 2020
Offensive line
"On six separate occasions, the offensive line had a combo block on the Rams defensive lineman where they generated so much movement that the lineman who was supposed to peel off his block and go to the linebacker didn't have to because the defensive tackle was in the linebackers lap. Six!
Lineman get beat in every game, and because we only remember those times they whiff on blocks, it's easy to ignore the 50 other plays where the quarterback isn't touched. That was the case for the Niners' line. Aaron Donald is impossible to block 1-on-1, and he was always going to get the best of Colton McKivitz. Those few plays shouldn't overlook one of the best blocking performances from the line this season.
Mullens had ample time in the pocket to scan the field and get rid of the ball as well. On the sacks Mullens took, it took the defense an average of 3.25 seconds to get to him. That's on the quarterback. Mullens wasn't pressured until the second quarter. There were a handful of reps where Laken Tomlinson was getting the best of Donald, or you'd see the tight ends and running backs doing their part by chipping him.
Speaking of, Kyle Juszczyk, Ross Dwelley, and Charlie Woerner, and some of the backs themselves, were the reasons for the failed run game more so than the line. There were too many missed blocks from that trio that led to failed runs. That, or the backs/receivers didn't follow their blocks. If we get this version of the Niners offensive line for the remainder of the season, knowing No. 99 isn't on the other side of the ball, San Francisco shouldn't have any issue moving the ball."
Originally posted by NYniner85:I counted six times from the game where the OL got so much movement on a combo block that they didn't have to block the LB because the DL was in the LBs' lap. pic.twitter.com/tCbCYFSHtu
— KP (@KP_Show) December 1, 2020
Originally posted by Hysterikal:Originally posted by NYniner85:I counted six times from the game where the OL got so much movement on a combo block that they didn't have to block the LB because the DL was in the LBs' lap. pic.twitter.com/tCbCYFSHtu
— KP (@KP_Show) December 1, 2020
Yeah I can see why some people are saying we shouldn't resign Trent Williams
Originally posted by Heroism:
Trent Williams is an absolute monster. The way he moves for a man that size is incredible.
Must resign.
Originally posted by NYniner85:Winners from LA game according to KP of Niner Nation
Offensive line
"On six separate occasions, the offensive line had a combo block on the Rams defensive lineman where they generated so much movement that the lineman who was supposed to peel off his block and go to the linebacker didn't have to because the defensive tackle was in the linebackers lap. Six!
Lineman get beat in every game, and because we only remember those times they whiff on blocks, it's easy to ignore the 50 other plays where the quarterback isn't touched. That was the case for the Niners' line. Aaron Donald is impossible to block 1-on-1, and he was always going to get the best of Colton McKivitz. Those few plays shouldn't overlook one of the best blocking performances from the line this season.
Mullens had ample time in the pocket to scan the field and get rid of the ball as well. On the sacks Mullens took, it took the defense an average of 3.25 seconds to get to him. That's on the quarterback. Mullens wasn't pressured until the second quarter. There were a handful of reps where Laken Tomlinson was getting the best of Donald, or you'd see the tight ends and running backs doing their part by chipping him.
Speaking of, Kyle Juszczyk, Ross Dwelley, and Charlie Woerner, and some of the backs themselves, were the reasons for the failed run game more so than the line. There were too many missed blocks from that trio that led to failed runs. That, or the backs/receivers didn't follow their blocks. If we get this version of the Niners offensive line for the remainder of the season, knowing No. 99 isn't on the other side of the ball, San Francisco shouldn't have any issue moving the ball."
Originally posted by TheXFactor:Originally posted by Heroism:Trent Williams is an absolute monster. The way he moves for a man that size is incredible.
Must resign.
Agreed.
Originally posted by NCommand:
This might be the single greatest homer take of all time from a fan writer. The OL was stuffed repeatedly in the run game and had to resort to passing more and that's with a boost from Mostert (2.7) and his epic speed, still only 3.5 yards a carry and 43 yards was the top rusher.
Aaron Donald had an all world performance with a tipped pass for an INT, forced fumble for a TD, fumble recovery?, at least 7 QB pressures, sack, etc. And he feasted on every OL 'not' just Colton McKivitz including our first rounder Mike McGlinchey. Feasted. And the rest of the front 7 didn't do too bad either. LOL
Did you write this NY85? LOL
Originally posted by NCommand:
An absolute given.
$19.3M APY for 3 years.
Originally posted by NYniner85:Originally posted by NCommand:An absolute given.
$19.3M APY for 3 years.
Won't be the much