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Originally posted by Blindfury:Originally posted by JPPT1974:Kap will continue to be at QB and stink!
Stunk today. 400+ total yards 2 TDs with Patton and McDonald. All that talent.
Originally posted by father49er:
Originally posted by Tman:
Originally posted by Rascal:
Originally posted by Tman:
You are citing one game where the packers were not prepared for Kaps running ability. Our offense wasn't spectacular in 2012 our defense was. Roman and his 2012 offense was middle of the pack with a historically dominant defense.
Bro, hate to have to dig up stats, in 2012, we were 11th in Total Offense which is a lot more than what you can say about the current mess now as in we are 32nd, absolute dead last!!!
What is more important is we were actually winning games and not going on a 7-game losing streak. So, go figure!
While I agree our D back then was top notch, we still had to put points on the board. Our O was more than good enough to win us ball games and that goes beyond the single Packers playoff game. Remember how we beat the Pats at Gillette??
I completely agree
The difference is the defense
We consistently got off the field on D in 2012 to give the offense more chances, now it's an amazing feat for our D to get off the field without giving up some sort of extended drive for points.
If you really look at how our offense operates now it consistently schemes receivers open (but or qb can barely hit them) and we have a top 5 rushing offense even with our putrid D
Regardless 2012 was a stacked super bowl team and we have nowhere near the roster we had then so the offensive scheme isn't the issue as much as people want to keep throwing that narrative around
49ers had the #2 overall defense in 2012. That was the reason for a good offense, not the other way around. In 2012, nobody ran on the 49ers and nobody had chunk plays against them. That was a great defense.
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2012/opp.htm
Originally posted by valrod33:
Originally posted by Blindfury:
Originally posted by JPPT1974:
Kap will continue to be at QB and stink!
Stunk today. 400+ total yards 2 TDs with Patton and McDonald. All that talent.
Lol. He had about 300 yards of RAC. Throwing 5 yard passes and the receiver did the rest.
Originally posted by valrod33:
Lol. He had about 300 yards of RAC. Throwing 5 yard passes and the receiver did the rest.
Originally posted by FL9er:Originally posted by Rascal:Bro, hate to have to dig up stats, in 2012, we were 11th in Total Offense which is a lot more than what you can say about the current mess now as in we are 32nd, absolute dead last!!!
What is more important is we were actually winning games and not going on a 7-game losing streak. So, go figure!
While I agree our D back then was top notch, we still had to put points on the board. Our O was more than good enough to win us ball games and that goes beyond the single Packers playoff game. Remember how we beat the Pats at Gillette??
They had 600 yards in one game. Aside from that they averaged barely more than half that total which would've placed them in the bottom third of the league. And this is coming from someone who agrees with you, but that offense was overrated.
Originally posted by Rascal:
Originally posted by father49er:
Originally posted by Tman:
Originally posted by Rascal:
Originally posted by Tman:
You are citing one game where the packers were not prepared for Kaps running ability. Our offense wasn't spectacular in 2012 our defense was. Roman and his 2012 offense was middle of the pack with a historically dominant defense.
Bro, hate to have to dig up stats, in 2012, we were 11th in Total Offense which is a lot more than what you can say about the current mess now as in we are 32nd, absolute dead last!!!
What is more important is we were actually winning games and not going on a 7-game losing streak. So, go figure!
While I agree our D back then was top notch, we still had to put points on the board. Our O was more than good enough to win us ball games and that goes beyond the single Packers playoff game. Remember how we beat the Pats at Gillette??
I completely agree
The difference is the defense
We consistently got off the field on D in 2012 to give the offense more chances, now it's an amazing feat for our D to get off the field without giving up some sort of extended drive for points.
If you really look at how our offense operates now it consistently schemes receivers open (but or qb can barely hit them) and we have a top 5 rushing offense even with our putrid D
Regardless 2012 was a stacked super bowl team and we have nowhere near the roster we had then so the offensive scheme isn't the issue as much as people want to keep throwing that narrative around
49ers had the #2 overall defense in 2012. That was the reason for a good offense, not the other way around. In 2012, nobody ran on the 49ers and nobody had chunk plays against them. That was a great defense.
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2012/opp.htm
I never said it was the other way around. My point is our O in 2012 was way better than the crap now. Seeing how the current train wreck has unfolded and if you can still dispute that, then I rest my case.
Originally posted by Blindfury:
They cried that Kaep wasn't making the right reads. That he couldn't take what the defense gave him. That he was too homerun and not enough singles. Well, he did that today and now they're taking that away from them.
Further proving my point that much of the Kaep criticism is rooted in some sort of unexplainable hatred for the guy.
When Blaine was racking up YAC the retort was "he's making the right reads" "he's leading the team down the field". I guess things are different with Kaep.
Originally posted by Blindfury:
They cried that Kaep wasn't making the right reads. That he couldn't take what the defense gave him. That he was too homerun and not enough singles. Well, he did that today and now they're taking that away from them.
Further proving my point that much of the Kaep criticism is rooted in some sort of unexplainable hatred for the guy.
When Blaine was racking up YAC the retort was "he's making the right reads" "he's leading the team down the field". I guess things are different with Kaep.
Originally posted by father49er:
His play kept 49ers in the game until late in the 3rd. He found receivers in the flat that he wouldn't have found last year. He hit TEs on the hash marks over LBs, something he had problems with in the past. I saw a lot of growth from Kap in this game. One of his best games.
Originally posted by valrod33:Originally posted by Blindfury:Originally posted by JPPT1974:Kap will continue to be at QB and stink!
Stunk today. 400+ total yards 2 TDs with Patton and McDonald. All that talent.
Lol. He had about 300 yards of RAC. Throwing 5 yard passes and the receiver did the rest.
Originally posted by NinerGM:I didn't watch this game. Until something is done about a lot of things, the 49ers aren't worth watching.
Originally posted by valrod33:Lol. He had about 300 yards of RAC. Throwing 5 yard passes and the receiver did the rest.