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Originally posted by Jeepzilla:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Pacheco is nowhere near as dangerous as the two headed monster we just faced.
On the flip side, KC's run D gives up an average of 113 yards per game (18th) and 4.5 YPC (25th).
So Kyle will come out throwing the ball again like he did against the ravens.
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by DaleGribble:
The motivation was to keep the Patriots alive.
For what reason? The Patriots were a small time operation that had never accomplished much. Far from a big NFL brand.
I can buy it.
Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:
Conspiracy theorists: "It was a CIA psyop to use the most popular spectator/TV audience sport in order to promulgate and implant 'Patriots' and 'patriotism' into the popular national psyche, so the government could more easily sell the coming 'global war on terror' and Patriot Act to the American people. Remember, the Tuck Rule Game and Patriots' first Super Bowl title happened RIGHT AFTER 9/11…
Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:
Conspiracy theorists: "It was a CIA psyop to use the most popular spectator/TV audience sport in order to promulgate and implant 'Patriots' and 'patriotism' into the popular national psyche, so the government could more easily sell the coming 'global war on terror' and Patriot Act to the American people. Remember, the Tuck Rule Game and Patriots' first Super Bowl title happened RIGHT AFTER 9/11…
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
i like the Reds, but i think it's going to be a repeat from 2019. NFL blocked us from wearing our throwback whites.. will they block us again ?
Originally posted by thl408:
Originally posted by scooterhd:
We saw the Lions and Packers have success trying to widen the 49er defense. Toss plays, reverse plays were effective in the run game. The Packers and Lions both had incredible success running bubble screens but under utilized them. Packers got two easy 12 yard plays running a WR screen to Watson and a disguised wide RB screen to Wilson. Lions converted an early 3rd and 9 with a slot screen to ASB. They threw one to Gibbs right before the end of first half that he would have scored on but he slipped and caught the ball with one knee on the ground and ended up getting tackled at the 2.
Andy Reid is going to feel pretty good about replicating his game plan for the Ravens against the 49ers. Ravens and 49ers are both near the tops of the league in percent playing zone. The schemes are different, but some of the key personnel are very similar. Reid wants you out of shell coverages with deep safeties. He wants to create room in the middle of the field, and to force safeties into man coverage or single high so he can take deep shots. He wants width between the linebackers. Andy Reid comes out with script plays and on the first possession against the Ravens he throws a WR screen to Rice. Linebackers are way inside, safety is way deep and its 10 yard gain before Rice is touched. I think he throws 3 TE screens to Kelce in the first half. Expect to see more of that. Reid wants Warner and Greenlaw getting pulled to the flats. He wants Brown and Gibson having to crash down on the run or wide to attack screens. And thats when Scantling goes deep against man or single high or Pacheco gets a big hole up the middle.
So what does Wilks do? Well, Mahomes is too good against the blitz. Rushing 5 is usually not the best idea. Mahomes is also notoriously difficult to sack. Chiefs are routinely top 3 in sacks against. We are going to see more nickel packages that are soft against the run. More 4 man lane, contain style pass rushes. And hope that their run game doesnt kill us and that their receivers dont make the big play. Sit back and absorb. Not a strategy that I am particularly excited about, but its one we are well rehearsed at and that's worked against everyone except Lamar and Burrow. I think we can disguise better. Move Bosa around the line more. And I'd love to see some coverage 8 played when Gregory is in. Let him drop back into a shallow zone on Kelces side and play spy from there. If you cant set the edge or get pressure on the QB, might as well drop back and clog the zones.
Good stuff. Remember the KC game last season and how they looked so good attacking the edges in the run game? I can see more of that happening because it doesn't seem like the 49ers can adjust to it. KC would let Bosa fly upfield at the snap and he took himself out of the play - they were using the 49ers aggressiveness against them. While KC's run game isn't as good as DET's, it's still a good running game with a tough runner in Pacheco, and they seem more committed to it this season.
Defending Mahomes in the passing game is going to be a huge challenge. Reid is just as good, if not better than Kyle at attacking coverages. The gameplan against Mahomes is the gameplan versus all elite QBs, mix it up to make them think a bit, and hope they don't consistently execute. Blitz, drop 8, zone, man, fake pressure, everything. On key downs, bracket Kelce and make the WRs win. If Valdes Scantling and Toney beat the 49ers then tip your cap.
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
keep your stupid ass politics out of the football threads
Originally posted by Dirtydonedirtcheap69:
Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by Dirtydonedirtcheap69:
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
Originally posted by Dirtydonedirtcheap69:
Until you actually start looking at statistics…like AT ALL. Detroits offense was A LOT better and Goff, frankly, was also better.
Mahomes just had a straight up Mediocre season. But go ahead, keep up the ball gargling.
Mahomes has been as good as he's ever been, he's unreal. Stats don't really inform, the eye test does. Sure his stats with Tyreek may have been more over the top. Does that mean Mahomes is playing at less of a level? No. Just means he's got less around him. To suggest Goff was better than Mahomes this year is just straight up nonsense I mean you would have to not be watching and just reading stats on stats.com to get to that conclusion, imo.
Yeah, stats are meaningless, you're right.
Stats only describe *what happened* -- not what is going to happen.
Not familiar with the term predictive analytics are you?
Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:
We all know the NFL has been fishy since around 2001/02. Only gullible sheeple will think it's not a powerful tool to influence the masses and ignore it can be used to delude the populace.
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:They weren't a small time operation after that season that was the beginning of what is arguably the best dynasty in NFL history.
Originally posted by DaleGribble:
The motivation was to keep the Patriots alive.
For what reason? The Patriots were a small time operation that had never accomplished much. Far from a big NFL brand.
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:You keep going on about evidence yet instead of providing any of your own you resort to juvenile atracks.
Originally posted by DaleGribble:
They weren't a small time operation after that season that was the beginning of what is arguably the best dynasty in NFL history.
Just a bit more to it than that, but you're effectively arguing that the NFL rigged a 2nd round playoff game against one of its bigger brands, with ties to the 2nd largest market in the NFL, in order to manufacture a dynasty for a much smaller regional brand with a backup QB playing that next to nobody knew.
No evidence. Nonsensical motivation beyond that. Definitely a case of brain worms.
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:
I believe Omenihu is out with a torn ACL.
Joe Thuney, the 49ers are actually a lot more healthy than they are.
Sam Darnold was the first QB from the 2018 draft class to make a SB pic.twitter.com/G5YZvLiSrG
— HCF ❄️ (@SkyyMoore2Hell) January 29, 2024
Originally posted by GorefullBore:
Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:
I believe Omenihu is out with a torn ACL.
He was a good Niner too. I definitely think we missed having him in the D-line rotation at times this year. It will definitely help that he can't suit up for the Chiefs. I wish him nothing but the best recovering from his ACL tear.
Originally posted by DaleGribble:
They weren't a small time operation after that season that was the beginning of what is arguably the best dynasty in NFL history.
You keep going on about evidence yet instead of providing any of your own you resort to juvenile atracks.