DE Nick Bosa "Smaller Bear" NO POLITICS

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:
well thats interesting isnt it. at least the people who liked the pick will like that

FYI to Quinnen William's fans - the Jets lost.

Unfortunately Quinnen got hurt as well...just goes to the point that injuries can happen to ANYONE, regardless of history.

However QW is an awesome person and I wish him a lot of success as long as it's not at our expense. I think both franchises can be incredibly happy with their selections.

I do get your point...we'll always have those select few who monitor the other choices closely to try to discredit our selection.

They're silent now...or if they're not they post embarrassing posts about how other "have their day" since apparently seeing our first round pick play well in a win is somehow a bad thing for any 49ers fan.

Originally posted by wolfpack2192:
This dude is a monster and was blowing the guy several feet off the line regularly. You could clearly see his ankle isn't 100%, which is absolutely terrifying if your the opposing guy. I was good with Williams or Allen in the draft but it's clear as day why this,guy was the undisputed first pick. Murray I think was a reach, Bosa was clearly the guy.

Now imagine if his ankle is 100% healthy and he stops blowing guys and concentrates on playing defense the whole game?

Originally posted by genus49:
Unfortunately Quinnen got hurt as well...just goes to the point that injuries can happen to ANYONE, regardless of history.

However QW is an awesome person and I wish him a lot of success as long as it's not at our expense. I think both franchises can be incredibly happy with their selections.

I do get your point...we'll always have those select few who monitor the other choices closely to try to discredit our selection.

They're silent now...or if they're not they post embarrassing posts about how other "have their day" since apparently seeing our first round pick play well in a win is somehow a bad thing for any 49ers fan.

Yeah I wasn't gonna post it BUT...

In New York's 17-16 Week 1 loss to the Bills, Jets rookie defensive tackle Quinnen Williams went down with a left ankle injury and was seen leaving MetLife Stadium in a walking boot.

AnY PLayEr CAn Get HURt

Originally posted by genus49:
Unfortunately Quinnen got hurt as well...just goes to the point that injuries can happen to ANYONE, regardless of history.

However QW is an awesome person and I wish him a lot of success as long as it's not at our expense. I think both franchises can be incredibly happy with their selections.

I do get your point...we'll always have those select few who monitor the other choices closely to try to discredit our selection.

They're silent now...or if they're not they post embarrassing posts about how other "have their day" since apparently seeing our first round pick play well in a win is somehow a bad thing for any 49ers fan.

Hence why we have an ignore button, am i right genus!

genus?

genus49?

hello?

aw hell....he already found the ignore button..........

btw to the "missed sacks not being anything to get excited about"

From someone who knows a thing or two about defense.

https://patriotswire.usatoday.com/2018/11/27/bill-belichick-explains-sneakily-strategic-philosophy-on-sacks/

Originally posted by Bill Belichick:

"I think if you look at the overall passing game, the statistic that stands out the most in terms of correlation is pressure. So pressure on the quarterback leads to more bad plays than sacks do, in terms of turnovers unless you have strip sacks, obviously. That's the No. 1. After that, pressures cause bad throws and potentially turnovers."

Belichick noted that the pass rush comes down to team defense, tethering the production of the pass rush to the quality of coverage and vice versa. But his note about focusing on strip sacks and pressure while devaluing sacks is a unique insight. Sacks make players money, but they may not be tied to winning football games. Winning the turnover differential is an enormous part of winning football games. The Los Angeles Rams (+11), New Orleans Saints (+8), Chicago Bears (+14) are in the top five in turnover differential. The Patriots are in the top 10 at +5, a number which is improving as Tom Brady hasn't thrown an interception since Week 7.

So if pressures are tied to turnovers and turnovers are tied to wins, then Belichick's emphasis on pressures follow his cliche: "We do what's best for the team to win games."

Originally posted by Dshearn:

Originally posted by genus49:
Unfortunately Quinnen got hurt as well...just goes to the point that injuries can happen to ANYONE, regardless of history.

However QW is an awesome person and I wish him a lot of success as long as it's not at our expense. I think both franchises can be incredibly happy with their selections.

I do get your point...we'll always have those select few who monitor the other choices closely to try to discredit our selection.

They're silent now...or if they're not they post embarrassing posts about how other "have their day" since apparently seeing our first round pick play well in a win is somehow a bad thing for any 49ers fan.

Hence why we have an ignore button, am i right genus!

genus?

genus49?

hello?

aw hell....he already found the ignore button..........

lol i only have 2 people on there currently but typically hate using it because end of the day it's just words.

Originally posted by Hysterikal:
how many pressures did Bosa get credited with? was it more than Rashan Gary got snaps?

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

how many pressures did Bosa get credited with? was it more than Rashan Gary got snaps?

Yeah but he got a lot of pressures n stuff

Originally posted by Waterbear:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:
how many pressures did Bosa get credited with? was it more than Rashan Gary got snaps?

Yeah but he got a lot of pressures n stuff

Don't make fun of Gary guys. PFF has him graded as the Packers third best defender.

Originally posted by genus49:

Don't make fun of Gary guys. PFF has him graded as the Packers third best defender.

You can only grade them from when they're on the field.

Originally posted by tjd808185:

Originally posted by genus49:
Don't make fun of Gary guys. PFF has him graded as the Packers third best defender.

You can only grade them from when they're on the field.

Their grades are all over the place. They gave Kwon a 39 or something like that. Punishing guys for a penalty that much makes no sense to me.

Originally posted by genus49:

Their grades are all over the place. They gave Kwon a 39 or something like that. Punishing guys for a penalty that much makes no sense to me.

That's fair. In Gary's case I think he had a big pressure that led to a pick in one of his measley 2 snaps. You just have to his grade in context. They only trusted him on a few plays.

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Arik Armstead was very good on Sunday. But Nick Bosa was even better. Here's every time Bosa "won" against Tampa Bay pic.twitter.com/J0fXm6njqT

— KP 🏁 (@KP_Show) September 10, 2019

That very last one was impressive.

Damn QW not only got hurt, he didn't register a single stat during the game.