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Coaches Film Analysis: 2018 Season

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Originally posted by defenderDX:
So bascially McKinnon is superior when catching passes as a receiver more than Breida is. So far it sounds like Breida is the better 'running back.'

Possibly but we won't know until we see him behind our OL and he gets a number of reps. But McKinnon can literally be used as a WR and moved around to create a ton of mismatches (Tyreek Hill) that help both the passing game and running game.

Kyle could have a field day next year with the speed and versatility of McKinnon, Breida and maybe, Mostert.
I wish we could link Instagram stories. Donte Whitner put on a coaching clinic in his stories' videos.

https://www.instagram.com/dontehitner39/
He was a pretty good run defender. Brought the lumber and could wrap up. Sigh.
Originally posted by brodiebluebanaszak:
He was a pretty good run defender. Brought the lumber and could wrap up. Sigh.

just useless in coverage. did he retire btw?
[ Edited by defenderDX on Oct 23, 2018 at 7:37 AM ]
Whitner is breaking down more film today. He's putting on a coaching clinic and calling everyone out.

https://www.instagram.com/stories/dontehitner39/
Originally posted by Heroism:
Whitner is breaking down more film today. He's putting on a coaching clinic and calling everyone out.

https://www.instagram.com/stories/dontehitner39/

Dang, I don't have instagram.
Originally posted by Heroism:
Whitner is breaking down more film today. He's putting on a coaching clinic and calling everyone out.

https://www.instagram.com/stories/dontehitner39/

we got the analogy the first time but thanks
Originally posted by Lurker:
Originally posted by Heroism:
Whitner is breaking down more film today. He's putting on a coaching clinic and calling everyone out.

https://www.instagram.com/stories/dontehitner39/

Dang, I don't have instagram.

so what do you do lurk
His comments are pretty damming. It tells me the defense is either poorly coached or just plain bad. Not playing aggressive, confused, lost.
At some point you have to start looking at the coaches....
interesting observations from Oscar


thl do you agree with this about possible lingering injuries?
Originally posted by defenderDX:
interesting observations from Oscar


thl do you agree with this about possible lingering injuries?

Dude is definitely playing injured. We all seen him try tackle someone with one arm a few games ago while the other arm just hung at the side. Pretty sure it was the arm he had surgery on too.
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Originally posted by Dsoto87:
Dude is definitely playing injured. We all seen him try tackle someone with one arm a few games ago while the other arm just hung at the side. Pretty sure it was the arm he had surgery on too.
Sure doesn't look like 2017 Foster when he was thumping big guys like Fournette and Demarco Murray head on.
Originally posted by Dsoto87:
Dude is definitely playing injured. We all seen him try tackle someone with one arm a few games ago while the other arm just hung at the side. Pretty sure it was the arm he had surgery on too.

This clip. I hadn't seen it before you mentioned. Clearly injured.
(sorry, don't know how to embed)
https://twitter.com/BetterRivals/status/1055115241208602626
Originally posted by eastcoastfortyniner:
Originally posted by Dsoto87:
Dude is definitely playing injured. We all seen him try tackle someone with one arm a few games ago while the other arm just hung at the side. Pretty sure it was the arm he had surgery on too.

This clip. I hadn't seen it before you mentioned. Clearly injured.
(sorry, don't know how to embed)
https://twitter.com/BetterRivals/status/1055115241208602626

Yup. That angle makes it all the more apparent too. No way he recovered quickly enough to not still be feeling any pain in that shoulder. Not sure how the coaching staff doesn't see this.
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Finally a win to watch. The 49ers showed that they still have the ability to confuse a bad defense, and with a third string QB. All the misdirection and eye candy that the 49er offense was able to present gave them good chunks in both the running and passing game. OAK showed how bad eye discipline against this offense will result in easy yards for the 49er offense. OAK played poorly as a defense with players losing contain, sometimes biting so hard for playaction that they'd abandon their coverage assignment. They mixed up their coverages all throughout while the game was "close", and Mullens was able to consistently locate the correct target.
Mullens made accurate throws between the numbers and hitting WRs in stride goes a long way in making this offense work. He was quick to find his hot read and get rid of the ball before any of the OAK blitzes had a chance. The 49ers worked the middle of the field in the passing game. Not scared to attack that area, choosing to stretch those defenders horizontally like on the Bourne TD and the Kittle big catch and run. Red zone offense had a good game.

Defensively the 49ers were able to get the best QB pressure they've had in years. There were a few times that pressure on Carr saved the secondary from possibly giving up a big play with a WR getting open. Feels good to say that QB pressure was instrumental in the defensive success. OAK lost their LT early in the game and a couple sacks came off the LT position.

I'll show some of the bigger plays. Finally a win.
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