DE Nick Bosa "Smaller Bear" NO POLITICS

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
Is it me or Bosa is just trying to bull-rush the tackle almost all the time.

Good observation because that's what I'm alluding to above. That's exactly what Wilks is forcing Bosa to do with the blitzing and 5-man DL stuff. He's basically throwing all the speed and counter stuff out the window by forcing Bosa to rush in one lane. DeMeco and Saleh would always be looking to get Bosa 1-on-1s and give him the freedom to attack in any way he wanted. He can't do that the handcuffs that Wilks is putting on him.

f**k!!

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
Is it me or Bosa is just trying to bull-rush the tackle almost all the time.

Good observation because that's what I'm alluding to above. That's exactly what Wilks is forcing Bosa to do with the blitzing and 5-man DL stuff. He's basically throwing all the speed and counter stuff out the window by forcing Bosa to rush in one lane. DeMeco and Saleh would always be looking to get Bosa 1-on-1s and give him the freedom to attack in any way he wanted. He can't do that the handcuffs that Wilks is putting on him.

f**k!!

Maybe I undervalued Demeco and Salah. They would have bad first halves for sure, but they almost always adjusted accordingly. Wilks does not adjust. We were lucky during the Rams, Cardinals, a little bit of the Giants game that the offense was firing on all cylinders. The pass rushes and stunts look the same from half to half, the coverage appears to be the same, the holes in the run D appear to be the same.

Maybe Wilks needs more time with this unit to flourish. I also remembering certain times we (collectively as a fan base) bad mouthed Demeco and Salah in the beginning of their tenure. It just sucks dropping two easily winnable games because of turnover on D and going through a little bit of bumps with Purdy. I knew the adversity and bumps in the road with Purdy were coming, but I thought we had a D that could back him up.

I think the main issue we have as a fanbase is that we are a bit like a disappointed husband watching his wife get intimate with another man while we are the cuck. Sure, we said yes and agreed that this was good for our marriage, but it is still disappointing watching her enjoy herself when we know we are still better. Or at least we think we are.

Ummm….yikes

Originally posted by Silky:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
Is it me or Bosa is just trying to bull-rush the tackle almost all the time.

Good observation because that's what I'm alluding to above. That's exactly what Wilks is forcing Bosa to do with the blitzing and 5-man DL stuff. He's basically throwing all the speed and counter stuff out the window by forcing Bosa to rush in one lane. DeMeco and Saleh would always be looking to get Bosa 1-on-1s and give him the freedom to attack in any way he wanted. He can't do that the handcuffs that Wilks is putting on him.

f**k!!

Maybe I undervalued Demeco and Salah. They would have bad first halves for sure, but they almost always adjusted accordingly. Wilks does not adjust. We were lucky during the Rams, Cardinals, a little bit of the Giants game that the offense was firing on all cylinders. The pass rushes and stunts look the same from half to half, the coverage appears to be the same, the holes in the run D appear to be the same.

Maybe Wilks needs more time with this unit to flourish. I also remembering certain times we (collectively as a fan base) bad mouthed Demeco and Salah in the beginning of their tenure. It just sucks dropping two easily winnable games because of turnover on D and going through a little bit of bumps with Purdy. I knew the adversity and bumps in the road with Purdy were coming, but I thought we had a D that could back him up.

I think the main issue we have as a fanbase is that we are a bit like a disappointed husband watching his wife get intimate with another man while we are the cuck. Sure, we said yes and agreed that this was good for our marriage, but it is still disappointing watching her enjoy herself when we know we are still better. Or at least we think we are.

Salah was terrible at first. He was called out on national tv for not making proper adjustments, but to his credit, he learned and improved. This was also Salah's first coordinator gig. I was terrified of him the first season. It was bumpy that first year and even into the second, but he obviously improved. Now Wilks has been a HC, nevermind a DC...

I am getting Singletary vibes. Where he is an awesome human being and good communicator, but he's not x's and o's which you must be at that level of coaching.

After 7 games the man should know exactly how he needs to set Bosa up to succeed. The fact we haven't seen any inclination of that, tells me were f'ed.

Originally posted by Cisco0623:

Originally posted by Silky:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
Is it me or Bosa is just trying to bull-rush the tackle almost all the time.

Good observation because that's what I'm alluding to above. That's exactly what Wilks is forcing Bosa to do with the blitzing and 5-man DL stuff. He's basically throwing all the speed and counter stuff out the window by forcing Bosa to rush in one lane. DeMeco and Saleh would always be looking to get Bosa 1-on-1s and give him the freedom to attack in any way he wanted. He can't do that the handcuffs that Wilks is putting on him.

f**k!!

Maybe I undervalued Demeco and Salah. They would have bad first halves for sure, but they almost always adjusted accordingly. Wilks does not adjust. We were lucky during the Rams, Cardinals, a little bit of the Giants game that the offense was firing on all cylinders. The pass rushes and stunts look the same from half to half, the coverage appears to be the same, the holes in the run D appear to be the same.

Maybe Wilks needs more time with this unit to flourish. I also remembering certain times we (collectively as a fan base) bad mouthed Demeco and Salah in the beginning of their tenure. It just sucks dropping two easily winnable games because of turnover on D and going through a little bit of bumps with Purdy. I knew the adversity and bumps in the road with Purdy were coming, but I thought we had a D that could back him up.

I think the main issue we have as a fanbase is that we are a bit like a disappointed husband watching his wife get intimate with another man while we are the cuck. Sure, we said yes and agreed that this was good for our marriage, but it is still disappointing watching her enjoy herself when we know we are still better. Or at least we think we are.

Salah was terrible at first. He was called out on national tv for not making proper adjustments, but to his credit, he learned and improved. This was also Salah's first coordinator gig. I was terrified of him the first season. It was bumpy that first year and even into the second, but he obviously improved. Now Wilks has been a HC, nevermind a DC...

I am getting Singletary vibes. Where he is an awesome human being and good communicator, but he's not x's and o's which you must be at that level of coaching.

After 7 games the man should know exactly how he needs to set Bosa up to succeed. The fact we haven't seen any inclination of that, tells me were f'ed.

Just a small point. It's Saleh not Salah.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Cisco0623:

Originally posted by Silky:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
Is it me or Bosa is just trying to bull-rush the tackle almost all the time.

Good observation because that's what I'm alluding to above. That's exactly what Wilks is forcing Bosa to do with the blitzing and 5-man DL stuff. He's basically throwing all the speed and counter stuff out the window by forcing Bosa to rush in one lane. DeMeco and Saleh would always be looking to get Bosa 1-on-1s and give him the freedom to attack in any way he wanted. He can't do that the handcuffs that Wilks is putting on him.

f**k!!

Maybe I undervalued Demeco and Salah. They would have bad first halves for sure, but they almost always adjusted accordingly. Wilks does not adjust. We were lucky during the Rams, Cardinals, a little bit of the Giants game that the offense was firing on all cylinders. The pass rushes and stunts look the same from half to half, the coverage appears to be the same, the holes in the run D appear to be the same.

Maybe Wilks needs more time with this unit to flourish. I also remembering certain times we (collectively as a fan base) bad mouthed Demeco and Salah in the beginning of their tenure. It just sucks dropping two easily winnable games because of turnover on D and going through a little bit of bumps with Purdy. I knew the adversity and bumps in the road with Purdy were coming, but I thought we had a D that could back him up.

I think the main issue we have as a fanbase is that we are a bit like a disappointed husband watching his wife get intimate with another man while we are the cuck. Sure, we said yes and agreed that this was good for our marriage, but it is still disappointing watching her enjoy herself when we know we are still better. Or at least we think we are.

Salah was terrible at first. He was called out on national tv for not making proper adjustments, but to his credit, he learned and improved. This was also Salah's first coordinator gig. I was terrified of him the first season. It was bumpy that first year and even into the second, but he obviously improved. Now Wilks has been a HC, nevermind a DC...

I am getting Singletary vibes. Where he is an awesome human being and good communicator, but he's not x's and o's which you must be at that level of coaching.

After 7 games the man should know exactly how he needs to set Bosa up to succeed. The fact we haven't seen any inclination of that, tells me were f'ed.

Just a small point. It's Saleh not Salah.

Xerxes lol

Originally posted by Cisco0623:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Cisco0623:

Originally posted by Silky:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
Is it me or Bosa is just trying to bull-rush the tackle almost all the time.

Good observation because that's what I'm alluding to above. That's exactly what Wilks is forcing Bosa to do with the blitzing and 5-man DL stuff. He's basically throwing all the speed and counter stuff out the window by forcing Bosa to rush in one lane. DeMeco and Saleh would always be looking to get Bosa 1-on-1s and give him the freedom to attack in any way he wanted. He can't do that the handcuffs that Wilks is putting on him.

f**k!!

Maybe I undervalued Demeco and Salah. They would have bad first halves for sure, but they almost always adjusted accordingly. Wilks does not adjust. We were lucky during the Rams, Cardinals, a little bit of the Giants game that the offense was firing on all cylinders. The pass rushes and stunts look the same from half to half, the coverage appears to be the same, the holes in the run D appear to be the same.

Maybe Wilks needs more time with this unit to flourish. I also remembering certain times we (collectively as a fan base) bad mouthed Demeco and Salah in the beginning of their tenure. It just sucks dropping two easily winnable games because of turnover on D and going through a little bit of bumps with Purdy. I knew the adversity and bumps in the road with Purdy were coming, but I thought we had a D that could back him up.

I think the main issue we have as a fanbase is that we are a bit like a disappointed husband watching his wife get intimate with another man while we are the cuck. Sure, we said yes and agreed that this was good for our marriage, but it is still disappointing watching her enjoy herself when we know we are still better. Or at least we think we are.

Salah was terrible at first. He was called out on national tv for not making proper adjustments, but to his credit, he learned and improved. This was also Salah's first coordinator gig. I was terrified of him the first season. It was bumpy that first year and even into the second, but he obviously improved. Now Wilks has been a HC, nevermind a DC...

I am getting Singletary vibes. Where he is an awesome human being and good communicator, but he's not x's and o's which you must be at that level of coaching.

After 7 games the man should know exactly how he needs to set Bosa up to succeed. The fact we haven't seen any inclination of that, tells me were f'ed.

Just a small point. It's Saleh not Salah.

Xerxes lol

A typo is one thing but we should know the guy's name after he spent those years here as the DC. That's like calling Walsh Bill Welsh.

2.5 sacks and one was gifted where he was completely unblocked.

If your going to demand the pay then let's see it in games.

I don't want to here the wilks sucks excuse. Beat the one or two men in front of you and sack the QB.

Watt does it on the regular along with reddick Crosby and Parsons.

Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:
2.5 sacks and one was gifted where he was completely unblocked.

If your going to demand the pay then let's see it in games.

I don't want to here the wilks sucks excuse. Beat the one or two men in front of you and sack the QB.

Watt does it on the regular along with reddick Crosby and Parsons.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/38356170/2023-nfl-pass-rush-run-stop-blocking-win-rate-rankings-top-players-teams

Only Parsons gets doubled as much as Nick.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Cisco0623:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by Cisco0623:

Originally posted by Silky:

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by Monsterniner:
Is it me or Bosa is just trying to bull-rush the tackle almost all the time.

Good observation because that's what I'm alluding to above. That's exactly what Wilks is forcing Bosa to do with the blitzing and 5-man DL stuff. He's basically throwing all the speed and counter stuff out the window by forcing Bosa to rush in one lane. DeMeco and Saleh would always be looking to get Bosa 1-on-1s and give him the freedom to attack in any way he wanted. He can't do that the handcuffs that Wilks is putting on him.

f**k!!

Maybe I undervalued Demeco and Salah. They would have bad first halves for sure, but they almost always adjusted accordingly. Wilks does not adjust. We were lucky during the Rams, Cardinals, a little bit of the Giants game that the offense was firing on all cylinders. The pass rushes and stunts look the same from half to half, the coverage appears to be the same, the holes in the run D appear to be the same.

Maybe Wilks needs more time with this unit to flourish. I also remembering certain times we (collectively as a fan base) bad mouthed Demeco and Salah in the beginning of their tenure. It just sucks dropping two easily winnable games because of turnover on D and going through a little bit of bumps with Purdy. I knew the adversity and bumps in the road with Purdy were coming, but I thought we had a D that could back him up.

I think the main issue we have as a fanbase is that we are a bit like a disappointed husband watching his wife get intimate with another man while we are the cuck. Sure, we said yes and agreed that this was good for our marriage, but it is still disappointing watching her enjoy herself when we know we are still better. Or at least we think we are.

Salah was terrible at first. He was called out on national tv for not making proper adjustments, but to his credit, he learned and improved. This was also Salah's first coordinator gig. I was terrified of him the first season. It was bumpy that first year and even into the second, but he obviously improved. Now Wilks has been a HC, nevermind a DC...

I am getting Singletary vibes. Where he is an awesome human being and good communicator, but he's not x's and o's which you must be at that level of coaching.

After 7 games the man should know exactly how he needs to set Bosa up to succeed. The fact we haven't seen any inclination of that, tells me were f'ed.

Just a small point. It's Saleh not Salah.

Xerxes lol

A typo is one thing but we should know the guy's name after he spent those years here as the DC. That's like calling Walsh Bill Welsh.

Sorry I'm cultured I swear. I just misspelled his name. Roger Saleh got it. And Bill might be of Welsh decent so it's not a complete typo if one called him Bill Welsh

Originally posted by Silky:
Sorry I'm cultured I swear. I just misspelled his name. Roger Saleh got it. And Bill might be of Welsh decent so it's not a complete typo if one called him Bill Welsh

Wasn't Bill Irish-American tho? Lol

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by BoldRedandGold:
2.5 sacks and one was gifted where he was completely unblocked.

If your going to demand the pay then let's see it in games.

I don't want to here the wilks sucks excuse. Beat the one or two men in front of you and sack the QB.

Watt does it on the regular along with reddick Crosby and Parsons.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/38356170/2023-nfl-pass-rush-run-stop-blocking-win-rate-rankings-top-players-teams

Only Parsons gets doubled as much as Nick.

It seems to me like he is being double teamed less this year, than he was last year - but it doesn't matter because he's not winning 1 on 1 macth ups either. He was handled by a rookie tackle, been beaten by back ups and no-names, and even a TE beat him 1 on 1 last week.

Originally posted by RDB4216:
It seems to me like he is being double teamed less this year, than he was last year - but it doesn't matter because he's not winning 1 on 1 macth ups either. He was handled by a rookie tackle, been beaten by back ups and no-names, and even a TE beat him 1 on 1 last week.

Yeah. This tells me you do not know what a win is.

He destroyed that TE, but the rules of the scheme of that play did not allow him to go past the TE, only through.

And he is effectively being double teamed because the scheme is allowing it. He is being forced to go inside the tackle or all the way around the TE with the chip. it protects the OT from being beat around the corner, so he does not have to expose himself to an inside move.

Gives the QB an extra .5 second to get the ball to an open man. Then the TE leaks as a dumpoff if the D plays everything perfect.

Originally posted by jdt84_2:

Originally posted by RDB4216:
It seems to me like he is being double teamed less this year, than he was last year - but it doesn't matter because he's not winning 1 on 1 macth ups either. He was handled by a rookie tackle, been beaten by back ups and no-names, and even a TE beat him 1 on 1 last week.

Yeah. This tells me you do not know what a win is.

He destroyed that TE, but the rules of the scheme of that play did not allow him to go past the TE, only through.

And he is effectively being double teamed because the scheme is allowing it. He is being forced to go inside the tackle or all the way around the TE with the chip. it protects the OT from being beat around the corner, so he does not have to expose himself to an inside move.

Gives the QB an extra .5 second to get the ball to an open man. Then the TE leaks as a dumpoff if the D plays everything perfect.

Ah...so the scheme of the play called for our "best" player to not be within 8 yards of the QB? Right....

Funny how even the stats that were posted and I was replying to, show Bosa has one of the worst win % of the top pass rushers. But keep trying to make excuses for him.

Originally posted by RDB4216:
Ah...so the scheme of the play called for our "best" player to not be within 8 yards of the QB? Right....

Funny how even the stats that were posted and I was replying to, show Bosa has one of the worst win % of the top pass rushers. But keep trying to make excuses for him.

it doesn't call for it, but it also does nothing to prevent it, and likely the run D requires HIM to maintain outside contain.

He has a poor win rate because the ball is out as he engages with the OT because he had to do his job against the TE.