The ONE coaching flaw i saw during the last two NINER dominated wins.

in my opinion, Nick Bosa, Trent Williams, George Kittle, Deebo Samuel and Fred Warner are the 5 best players on the Niners roster. In the last two wins, in the fourth quarter when the Niners clearly had control of the game, these 5 aforementioned players stayed in the game until only 5 minutes left. Maybe it is the fear of a come from behind win.... Who knows.

However I would prefer the following.
1. Rotate in Woerner for George Kittle a little more. We need to Kittle to stay healthy.
2. Rotate in Ebukam and Key for Bosa, he is clearly number 1 and needs to be healthy
3. Deebo, my god man, you have a huge lead and you still are running Deebo on jet sweeps and lining him up at RB?? Let Ayuk or Sherfield have a few, we need Deebo healthy.
4. Trent Williams- this is a tough call, but maybe towards the end if up by a few scores shuffle the line up and take Trent Willaims out. If the dancing bear gets hurt i garbage time, doh.
5. Fred Warner- love him, but we also need him see above let someone else get a few snaps.

Am I crazy for wantig to lower the injury odds for the 5 best players while giving valluable playing time to others?

IBTL

1. No he sucks
2. Ebukam started at LDE and they moved Bosa to the right side. So how can they sub in Ebukam for Bosa?
3. Let that man play
4. Let that man play
5. Let that man play

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
IBTL

Why would this get locked?? is the zone under non free speech rulers

Originally posted by lamontb:
1. No he sucks
2. Ebukam started at LDE and they moved Bosa to the right side. So how can they sub in Ebukam for Bosa?
3. Let that man play
4. Let that man play
5. Let that man play

1. Woerner trained with Kittle all off season, he is a dominant blocker and at this point in the game you are running.
2. Let ANY of the DE's play, at this point of the game the offense has to pass, so outside and run containment is less, DE and DL can tee off on the qb
3. Disagree-
4. Disagree
5. Disagree

Sure, it was unlikely that the Jaguars were going to mount any comeback with how thoroughly we beat them down and how many players got injured... but the Lions game showed us that teams can certainly rally and mount a comeback.

You pull starters when it's assuredly out of reach, and it didn't quite hit that point until our second to last drive. Not sure if Shanahan did that with anyone else, but he did do it when he pulled Jimmy out.

No no no... let them play... AND I have a better idea... send your most important lineman out for pass... and hopefully when his large 300+lbs frame jumps high in the air, he doesn't mess up his skinny ankles when he lands back on the ground.