DE Nick Bosa "Smaller Bear" NO POLITICS

Originally posted by Giedi:

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

This is the key. If the Dline is healthy, Bosa is getting 15+. It's crazy how our Dline would go through Oline.

Add in a 100% healthy ford and Strahans record sack year is going to be in real danger.

I concur

Originally posted by walker807:
You look at many plays last year and say "how is there room for improvement?" then you remember hes just a rookie. His potential is hard to quantify.

There is lots of room for improvement...for starters he spent a good chunk of time on the ground.

Last year was far from perfect, and he made quite a few plays on his motor alone. As special as it was for us as 49er fans, i don't think we were close to seeing the best of Bosa.

After i dunno...40? years of watching the 49ers.... I cant think of defender that was clearly more disruptive on his own. Maybe Deion Sanders the year we had him....maybe.... Maybe Ronnie's first year he got moved to Safety....

We are a blessed fan base, and so lucky we got such a good dude, who is also a fantastic football player. I know a lot of fans straight up called it. We had guys in his draft thread that talked Super Bowl if he ended up on the team. They were right...dude is a franchise player in the truest sense of the word.

Originally posted by Dshearn:

Originally posted by walker807:
You look at many plays last year and say "how is there room for improvement?" then you remember hes just a rookie. His potential is hard to quantify.

There is lots of room for improvement...for starters he spent a good chunk of time on the ground.

Last year was far from perfect, and he made quite a few plays on his motor alone. As special as it was for us as 49er fans, i don't think we were close to seeing the best of Bosa.

After i dunno...40? years of watching the 49ers.... I cant think of defender that was clearly more disruptive on his own. Maybe Deion Sanders the year we had him....maybe.... Maybe Ronnie's first year he got moved to Safety....

We are a blessed fan base, and so lucky we got such a good dude, who is also a fantastic football player. I know a lot of fans straight up called it. We had guys in his draft thread that talked Super Bowl if he ended up on the team. They were right...dude is a franchise player in the truest sense of the word.

He's disruptive, no doubt about it. Similar to Dean, Haley and Aldon.

I think he has a tremendous amount of improvement still to go. The biggest potential improvement part of it is the mental part. I can't wait for Bosa to start calling defensive line play like Haley and Dean did in past super bowl defenses. Haley loved to screw offenses by rushing from everywhere and dropping off to pick off screen passes. Same with Dean. When that happens, our defense, if Kinlaw can be almost as good as Buckner from a pass rush standpoint, is going to be dominating.

Originally posted by Giedi:
He's disruptive, no doubt about it. Similar to Dean, Haley and Aldon.

I think he has a tremendous amount of improvement still to go. The biggest potential improvement part of it is the mental part. I can't wait for Bosa to start calling defensive line play like Haley and Dean did in past super bowl defenses. Haley loved to screw offenses by rushing from everywhere and dropping off to pick off screen passes. Same with Dean. When that happens, our defense, if Kinlaw can be almost as good as Buckner from a pass rush standpoint, is going to be dominating.

Originally posted by Dshearn:

Originally posted by walker807:

You look at many plays last year and say "how is there room for improvement?" then you remember hes just a rookie. His potential is hard to quantify.

There is lots of room for improvement...for starters he spent a good chunk of time on the ground.

Last year was far from perfect, and he made quite a few plays on his motor alone. As special as it was for us as 49er fans, i don't think we were close to seeing the best of Bosa.

After i dunno...40? years of watching the 49ers.... I cant think of defender that was clearly more disruptive on his own. Maybe Deion Sanders the year we had him....maybe.... Maybe Ronnie's first year he got moved to Safety....

We are a blessed fan base, and so lucky we got such a good dude, who is also a fantastic football player. I know a lot of fans straight up called it. We had guys in his draft thread that talked Super Bowl if he ended up on the team. They were right...dude is a franchise player in the truest sense of the word.

Great post

Sky the limit for Nick - predicting 15+ sacks this year.

Originally posted by mayo49:

Sky the limit for Nick - predicting 15+ sacks this year.

That's it? Show some faith. I'm gonna go 25 sacks.

Originally posted by thl408:

Originally posted by Giedi:

He's disruptive, no doubt about it. Similar to Dean, Haley and Aldon.

I think he has a tremendous amount of improvement still to go. The biggest potential improvement part of it is the mental part. I can't wait for Bosa to start calling defensive line play like Haley and Dean did in past super bowl defenses. Haley loved to screw offenses by rushing from everywhere and dropping off to pick off screen passes. Same with Dean. When that happens, our defense, if Kinlaw can be almost as good as Buckner from a pass rush standpoint, is going to be dominating.

God that was probably my favorite play of the season.

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Sky the limit for Nick - predicting 15+ sacks this year.

That's it? Show some faith. I'm gonna go 25 sacks.

Plus 5 picks, 8 forced fumbles, 4 defensive TDs!

Originally posted by btthepunk:
God that was probably my favorite play of the season.

Wait till Bosa and Kinlaw do a Haley/Michael Carter impersonation.

4.49 mark on this video.

Originally posted by btthepunk:

Originally posted by thl408:

Originally posted by Giedi:

He's disruptive, no doubt about it. Similar to Dean, Haley and Aldon.

I think he has a tremendous amount of improvement still to go. The biggest potential improvement part of it is the mental part. I can't wait for Bosa to start calling defensive line play like Haley and Dean did in past super bowl defenses. Haley loved to screw offenses by rushing from everywhere and dropping off to pick off screen passes. Same with Dean. When that happens, our defense, if Kinlaw can be almost as good as Buckner from a pass rush standpoint, is going to be dominating.

God that was probably my favorite play of the season.

Imma go with the Kittle big boying the saints defense.

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by btthepunk:

Originally posted by thl408:

Originally posted by Giedi:

He's disruptive, no doubt about it. Similar to Dean, Haley and Aldon.

I think he has a tremendous amount of improvement still to go. The biggest potential improvement part of it is the mental part. I can't wait for Bosa to start calling defensive line play like Haley and Dean did in past super bowl defenses. Haley loved to screw offenses by rushing from everywhere and dropping off to pick off screen passes. Same with Dean. When that happens, our defense, if Kinlaw can be almost as good as Buckner from a pass rush standpoint, is going to be dominating.

God that was probably my favorite play of the season.

Imma go with the Kittle big boying the saints defense.

Also, the multiple gang-bang sacks on that crybaby Rodgers was equally as enjoyable.

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by btthepunk:

Originally posted by thl408:

Originally posted by Giedi:

He's disruptive, no doubt about it. Similar to Dean, Haley and Aldon.

I think he has a tremendous amount of improvement still to go. The biggest potential improvement part of it is the mental part. I can't wait for Bosa to start calling defensive line play like Haley and Dean did in past super bowl defenses. Haley loved to screw offenses by rushing from everywhere and dropping off to pick off screen passes. Same with Dean. When that happens, our defense, if Kinlaw can be almost as good as Buckner from a pass rush standpoint, is going to be dominating.

God that was probably my favorite play of the season.

Imma go with the Kittle big boying the saints defense.

You know I played football for 9 years. I played hockey for 13. Competed in various all star tournaments from state to state. I've coached basketball for two years now and I can't ever remember getting more pumped up in a moment than I was in that one, lol. I'm extremely competitive too.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

#49ers Nick Bosa was asked if he was held on 3rd & 15.

He keeps it classy. 👏 pic.twitter.com/xkHxd4o34m

— Lydia (@limajuliettango) August 6, 2020

I'm still ticked off about the last game of last years season.
Then again, I haven't watched the Three-peat game against the New York Giants, even though I have the VHS video of it stored away.

IMO - he was ***HELD*** big time. 49ers have to put teams away like they did during the dynasty years. How to do that? Kyle is the key here. His genius in finding offensive stars from scouting KMart and Costo part time employee stocking clerks *will* be the difference between a Dynasty like the Pats and just another one-time super bowl run like the Harbaugh brothers.

P.S. that Lombardi guy is one hell of a smart commentator.