Coaches Film Analysis: 2018 Season

Originally posted by Heroism:

The play in which CJ was strip-sacked by Chandler Jones. He was going to hit a wide open Juice. If CJ gains a few more inches of depth in his hitch steps, this looks like a TD.

Originally posted by Heroism:
Whoops. I updated the link.

Here it is:

The play in which CJ was strip-sacked by Chandler Jones. He was going to hit a wide open Juice. If CJ gains a few more inches of depth in his hitch steps, this looks like a TD.

Originally posted by brodiebluebanaszak:

Any observations on how our d did against the Cardinals?

Originally posted by Heroism:
The play in which CJ was strip-sacked by Chandler Jones. He was going to hit a wide open Juice. If CJ gains a few more inches of depth in his hitch steps, this looks like a TD.

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Whoops. I updated the link.

Here it is:

The play in which CJ was strip-sacked by Chandler Jones. He was going to hit a wide open Juice. If CJ gains a few more inches of depth in his hitch steps, this looks like a TD.

Every one of the Olinemen have their guy in front of them except Staley who was chasing. I agree he should have stepped up but there was no assurance that Ole Staley wasn't beaten so bad that Jones wouldn't have just turned that corner and drove right into CJ's back before he got the ball out.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by brodiebluebanaszak:
Any observations on how our d did against the Cardinals?

Not much to observe this week...only on the field for 19 minutes and Rosen was horrendous.

This week, any chance of thl/JD looking at the all 22 to see if BeatHard is "holding it too long" or like with Garoppolo, we have a limited # of receivers out there (sometimes just 2) and/or guys just aren't getting open overall?

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Whoops. I updated the link.

Here it is:

The play in which CJ was strip-sacked by Chandler Jones. He was going to hit a wide open Juice. If CJ gains a few more inches of depth in his hitch steps, this looks like a TD.

Every one of the Olinemen have their guy in front of them except Staley who was chasing. I agree he should have stepped up but there was no assurance that Ole Staley wasn't beaten so bad that Jones wouldn't have just turned that corner and drove right into CJ's back before he got the ball out.

your O-line isn't meant to continue blocking 8+ yards behind the line of scrimmage.... this is entirely on beathard. he has an entire airport runway of space to move up and throw. Staley isn't at fault. at all. period.

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by brodiebluebanaszak:

Any observations on how our d did against the Cardinals?

Not much to observe this week...only on the field for 19 minutes and Rosen was horrendous.

This week, any chance of thl/JD looking at the all 22 to see if BeatHard is "holding it too long" or like with Garoppolo, we have a limited # of receivers out there (sometimes just 2) and/or guys just aren't getting open overall?

where's marvin? wtf

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Whoops. I updated the link.

Here it is:

The play in which CJ was strip-sacked by Chandler Jones. He was going to hit a wide open Juice. If CJ gains a few more inches of depth in his hitch steps, this looks like a TD.

Every one of the Olinemen have their guy in front of them except Staley who was chasing. I agree he should have stepped up but there was no assurance that Ole Staley wasn't beaten so bad that Jones wouldn't have just turned that corner and drove right into CJ's back before he got the ball out.

your O-line isn't meant to continue blocking 8+ yards behind the line of scrimmage.... this is entirely on beathard. he has an entire airport runway of space to move up and throw. Staley isn't at fault. at all. period.

It was also a 7 step drop and CJ was hit from behind on what is referred to as his blindside. Had Staley did his job and kept the pass rusher in front or even delayed him for just another half second instead of getting destroyed and giving up the edge, then maybe that play could have happened.

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Whoops. I updated the link.

Here it is:

The play in which CJ was strip-sacked by Chandler Jones. He was going to hit a wide open Juice. If CJ gains a few more inches of depth in his hitch steps, this looks like a TD.

Every one of the Olinemen have their guy in front of them except Staley who was chasing. I agree he should have stepped up but there was no assurance that Ole Staley wasn't beaten so bad that Jones wouldn't have just turned that corner and drove right into CJ's back before he got the ball out.

your O-line isn't meant to continue blocking 8+ yards behind the line of scrimmage.... this is entirely on beathard. he has an entire airport runway of space to move up and throw. Staley isn't at fault. at all. period.

It was also a 7 step drop and CJ was hit from behind on what is referred to as his blindside. Had Staley did his job and kept the pass rusher in front or even delayed him for just another half second instead of getting destroyed and giving up the edge, then maybe that play could have happened.

the outside tackle isn't supposed to keep the pass rusher directly in front of him on a passing play the entire time...he's not run blocking. staley did his job just fine. had beathard done HIS job there wouldn't have been a fumble

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by Heroism:
Whoops. I updated the link.

Here it is:

The play in which CJ was strip-sacked by Chandler Jones. He was going to hit a wide open Juice. If CJ gains a few more inches of depth in his hitch steps, this looks like a TD.

Every one of the Olinemen have their guy in front of them except Staley who was chasing. I agree he should have stepped up but there was no assurance that Ole Staley wasn't beaten so bad that Jones wouldn't have just turned that corner and drove right into CJ's back before he got the ball out.

your O-line isn't meant to continue blocking 8+ yards behind the line of scrimmage.... this is entirely on beathard. he has an entire airport runway of space to move up and throw. Staley isn't at fault. at all. period.

It was also a 7 step drop and CJ was hit from behind on what is referred to as his blindside. Had Staley did his job and kept the pass rusher in front or even delayed him for just another half second instead of getting destroyed and giving up the edge, then maybe that play could have happened.

the outside tackle isn't supposed to keep the pass rusher directly in front of him on a passing play the entire time...he's not run blocking. staley did his job just fine. had beathard done HIS job there wouldn't have been a fumble

Did his job...I see the back of his jersey in that snap and his body lunging...he was beaten badly...it's ok to admit that.

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Whoops. I updated the link.

Here it is:

The play in which CJ was strip-sacked by Chandler Jones. He was going to hit a wide open Juice. If CJ gains a few more inches of depth in his hitch steps, this looks like a TD.

Every one of the Olinemen have their guy in front of them except Staley who was chasing. I agree he should have stepped up but there was no assurance that Ole Staley wasn't beaten so bad that Jones wouldn't have just turned that corner and drove right into CJ's back before he got the ball out.

your O-line isn't meant to continue blocking 8+ yards behind the line of scrimmage.... this is entirely on beathard. he has an entire airport runway of space to move up and throw. Staley isn't at fault. at all. period.

It was also a 7 step drop and CJ was hit from behind on what is referred to as his blindside. Had Staley did his job and kept the pass rusher in front or even delayed him for just another half second instead of getting destroyed and giving up the edge, then maybe that play could have happened.

the outside tackle isn't supposed to keep the pass rusher directly in front of him on a passing play the entire time...he's not run blocking. staley did his job just fine. had beathard done HIS job there wouldn't have been a fumble

Did his job...I see the back of his jersey in that snap and his body lunging...he was beaten badly...it's ok to admit that.

Originally posted by valrod33:

Staley did get beat initially but he did the right thing in riding jones passed CJ, CJ is just a s**tty QB with no pocket awareness, CJ needs to step up there and make the pass. 100% CJs fault