Will our offense be different with Lance?

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by Sickaa:

Originally posted by Youngone:
God I hope our offense operates better than that AZ game where all Trey did was run the read option all game. That was a horrible offense

I'm confident we won't be seeing that again this season lol . Lance should be better prepared this year and I doubt Kyle wants his franchise running again like he did against the Cardinals

I am not.

"Trey's got more horsepower inside of him than I think he even knows of."

One of the reasons we drafted Trey is because he gives Shanahan a numbers advantage in the run game. I hope Trey has learned how to protect himself because I do not see the RPO's going away anytime soon. This offense will look more like the 2012 Redskins offense than it does the 2019 49ers or 2016 Falcons offenses.

Damn.

Not necessarily a bad thing. Washington was 4th in ppg and 5th in ypg. The one thing the 2012 Washington team was missing was a defense and the 49ers have the potential to be a top 5 unit this seaaon.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by Sickaa:

Originally posted by Youngone:
God I hope our offense operates better than that AZ game where all Trey did was run the read option all game. That was a horrible offense

I'm confident we won't be seeing that again this season lol . Lance should be better prepared this year and I doubt Kyle wants his franchise running again like he did against the Cardinals

I am not.

"Trey's got more horsepower inside of him than I think he even knows of."

One of the reasons we drafted Trey is because he gives Shanahan a numbers advantage in the run game. I hope Trey has learned how to protect himself because I do not see the RPO's going away anytime soon. This offense will look more like the 2012 Redskins offense than it does the 2019 49ers or 2016 Falcons offenses.

Damn.

Not necessarily a bad thing. Washington was 4th in ppg and 5th in ypg. The one thing the 2012 Washington team was missing was a defense and the 49ers have the potential to be a top 5 unit this seaaon.

It came with a price though. Plus it's boring. LOL

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by Sickaa:

Originally posted by Youngone:
God I hope our offense operates better than that AZ game where all Trey did was run the read option all game. That was a horrible offense

I'm confident we won't be seeing that again this season lol . Lance should be better prepared this year and I doubt Kyle wants his franchise running again like he did against the Cardinals

I am not.

"Trey's got more horsepower inside of him than I think he even knows of."

One of the reasons we drafted Trey is because he gives Shanahan a numbers advantage in the run game. I hope Trey has learned how to protect himself because I do not see the RPO's going away anytime soon. This offense will look more like the 2012 Redskins offense than it does the 2019 49ers or 2016 Falcons offenses.

Damn.

Not necessarily a bad thing. Washington was 4th in ppg and 5th in ypg. The one thing the 2012 Washington team was missing was a defense and the 49ers have the potential to be a top 5 unit this seaaon.

It came with a price though. Plus it's boring. LOL

That is why I hope Trey has learned how to protect himself. RGIII never did and it cost him big time. I am not sure why that type of offense is boring, especially since it put them in the top 5 for scoring and yards with a lot of explosive plays to boot.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by Sickaa:

Originally posted by Youngone:
God I hope our offense operates better than that AZ game where all Trey did was run the read option all game. That was a horrible offense

I'm confident we won't be seeing that again this season lol . Lance should be better prepared this year and I doubt Kyle wants his franchise running again like he did against the Cardinals

I am not.

"Trey's got more horsepower inside of him than I think he even knows of."

One of the reasons we drafted Trey is because he gives Shanahan a numbers advantage in the run game. I hope Trey has learned how to protect himself because I do not see the RPO's going away anytime soon. This offense will look more like the 2012 Redskins offense than it does the 2019 49ers or 2016 Falcons offenses.

Damn.

Not necessarily a bad thing. Washington was 4th in ppg and 5th in ypg. The one thing the 2012 Washington team was missing was a defense and the 49ers have the potential to be a top 5 unit this seaaon.

It came with a price though. Plus it's boring. LOL

That is why I hope Trey has learned how to protect himself. RGIII never did and it cost him big time. I am not sure why that type of offense is boring, especially since it put them in the top 5 for scoring and yards with a lot of explosive plays to boot.

For sure...and not diving on the backs of OL's legs. LOL

We're already going to be a run-centric team so picturing Trey running up in between the T's too for 3-6 yards also is boring.

The explosives will be nice though!

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by Sickaa:

Originally posted by Youngone:
God I hope our offense operates better than that AZ game where all Trey did was run the read option all game. That was a horrible offense

I'm confident we won't be seeing that again this season lol . Lance should be better prepared this year and I doubt Kyle wants his franchise running again like he did against the Cardinals

I am not.

"Trey's got more horsepower inside of him than I think he even knows of."

One of the reasons we drafted Trey is because he gives Shanahan a numbers advantage in the run game. I hope Trey has learned how to protect himself because I do not see the RPO's going away anytime soon. This offense will look more like the 2012 Redskins offense than it does the 2019 49ers or 2016 Falcons offenses.

Damn.

Not necessarily a bad thing. Washington was 4th in ppg and 5th in ypg. The one thing the 2012 Washington team was missing was a defense and the 49ers have the potential to be a top 5 unit this seaaon.

It came with a price though. Plus it's boring. LOL

That is why I hope Trey has learned how to protect himself. RGIII never did and it cost him big time. I am not sure why that type of offense is boring, especially since it put them in the top 5 for scoring and yards with a lot of explosive plays to boot.

For sure...and not diving on the backs of OL's legs. LOL

We're already going to be a run-centric team so picturing Trey running up in between the T's too for 3-6 yards also is boring.

The explosives will be nice though!

Trey won't be running between the tackles. He will either hand it off or keep it and run outside the tackles. I think you are mistaking the 2020 Ravens and 2012 Redskins offenses. LOL

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by Sickaa:

Originally posted by Youngone:
God I hope our offense operates better than that AZ game where all Trey did was run the read option all game. That was a horrible offense

I'm confident we won't be seeing that again this season lol . Lance should be better prepared this year and I doubt Kyle wants his franchise running again like he did against the Cardinals

I am not.

"Trey's got more horsepower inside of him than I think he even knows of."

One of the reasons we drafted Trey is because he gives Shanahan a numbers advantage in the run game. I hope Trey has learned how to protect himself because I do not see the RPO's going away anytime soon. This offense will look more like the 2012 Redskins offense than it does the 2019 49ers or 2016 Falcons offenses.

Damn.

Not necessarily a bad thing. Washington was 4th in ppg and 5th in ypg. The one thing the 2012 Washington team was missing was a defense and the 49ers have the potential to be a top 5 unit this seaaon.

It came with a price though. Plus it's boring. LOL

That is why I hope Trey has learned how to protect himself. RGIII never did and it cost him big time. I am not sure why that type of offense is boring, especially since it put them in the top 5 for scoring and yards with a lot of explosive plays to boot.

For sure...and not diving on the backs of OL's legs. LOL

We're already going to be a run-centric team so picturing Trey running up in between the T's too for 3-6 yards also is boring.

The explosives will be nice though!

Trey won't be running between the tackles. He will either hand it off or keep it and run outside the tackles. I think you are mistaking the 2020 Ravens and 2012 Redskins offenses. LOL

Haha. Maybe.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by Sickaa:

Originally posted by Youngone:
God I hope our offense operates better than that AZ game where all Trey did was run the read option all game. That was a horrible offense

I'm confident we won't be seeing that again this season lol . Lance should be better prepared this year and I doubt Kyle wants his franchise running again like he did against the Cardinals

I am not.

"Trey's got more horsepower inside of him than I think he even knows of."

One of the reasons we drafted Trey is because he gives Shanahan a numbers advantage in the run game. I hope Trey has learned how to protect himself because I do not see the RPO's going away anytime soon. This offense will look more like the 2012 Redskins offense than it does the 2019 49ers or 2016 Falcons offenses.

Damn.

Not necessarily a bad thing. Washington was 4th in ppg and 5th in ypg. The one thing the 2012 Washington team was missing was a defense and the 49ers have the potential to be a top 5 unit this seaaon.

It came with a price though. Plus it's boring. LOL

That is why I hope Trey has learned how to protect himself. RGIII never did and it cost him big time. I am not sure why that type of offense is boring, especially since it put them in the top 5 for scoring and yards with a lot of explosive plays to boot.

For sure...and not diving on the backs of OL's legs. LOL

We're already going to be a run-centric team so picturing Trey running up in between the T's too for 3-6 yards also is boring.

The explosives will be nice though!

Trey won't be running between the tackles. He will either hand it off or keep it and run outside the tackles. I think you are mistaking the 2020 Ravens and 2012 Redskins offenses. LOL

Haha. Maybe.

Originally posted by YACBros85:

For what it's worth, the 2012 Washington O line was ranked 15th in pass blocking and 19th in run blocking.

Originally posted by thl408:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by Sickaa:

Originally posted by Youngone:
God I hope our offense operates better than that AZ game where all Trey did was run the read option all game. That was a horrible offense

I'm confident we won't be seeing that again this season lol . Lance should be better prepared this year and I doubt Kyle wants his franchise running again like he did against the Cardinals

I am not.

"Trey's got more horsepower inside of him than I think he even knows of."

One of the reasons we drafted Trey is because he gives Shanahan a numbers advantage in the run game. I hope Trey has learned how to protect himself because I do not see the RPO's going away anytime soon. This offense will look more like the 2012 Redskins offense than it does the 2019 49ers or 2016 Falcons offenses.

Damn.

Not necessarily a bad thing. Washington was 4th in ppg and 5th in ypg. The one thing the 2012 Washington team was missing was a defense and the 49ers have the potential to be a top 5 unit this seaaon.

It came with a price though. Plus it's boring. LOL

That is why I hope Trey has learned how to protect himself. RGIII never did and it cost him big time. I am not sure why that type of offense is boring, especially since it put them in the top 5 for scoring and yards with a lot of explosive plays to boot.

For sure...and not diving on the backs of OL's legs. LOL

We're already going to be a run-centric team so picturing Trey running up in between the T's too for 3-6 yards also is boring.

The explosives will be nice though!

Trey won't be running between the tackles. He will either hand it off or keep it and run outside the tackles. I think you are mistaking the 2020 Ravens and 2012 Redskins offenses. LOL

Haha. Maybe.

There have been plays, broken down in videos, that call for Lance to run it between the tackles if it's a light box and the WR bubble screen is defended. I think it will continue to be a part of the playbook because that's where the numbers advantage presents itself due to the defensive alignment. As long as Lance doesn't truck LBs or downhill safeties, I am okay with it. Once a few 8 yard runs are put on film, it will give defenses conflict with their assignments and can lead to other, less dangerous plays.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

For what it's worth, the 2012 Washington O line was ranked 15th in pass blocking and 19th in run blocking.

Are you using Football Outsiders or PFF?

Good to know. I anticipate this line to be in a similar position by seasons end. That would be a great first year baseline with so many personnel, scheme and coaching changes.

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

For what it's worth, the 2012 Washington O line was ranked 15th in pass blocking and 19th in run blocking.

Are you using Football Outsiders or PFF?

Good to know. I anticipate this line to be in a similar position by seasons end. That would be a great first year baseline with so many personnel, scheme and coaching changes.

Pff

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

For what it's worth, the 2012 Washington O line was ranked 15th in pass blocking and 19th in run blocking.

Are you using Football Outsiders or PFF?

Good to know. I anticipate this line to be in a similar position by seasons end. That would be a great first year baseline with so many personnel, scheme and coaching changes.

Pff

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:

For what it's worth, the 2012 Washington O line was ranked 15th in pass blocking and 19th in run blocking.

Are you using Football Outsiders or PFF?

Good to know. I anticipate this line to be in a similar position by seasons end. That would be a great first year baseline with so many personnel, scheme and coaching changes.

Pff

I am guessing you prefer football outsiders?

Can any O line grading system be taken with more than a grain of salt though? There really isn't much statistical data to build rankings off of.

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
So we are still in here talking about QBs running and getting hurt more than pocket passers in spite of there being zero evidence that QBs who run a lot get injured at a higher rate huh?