:::[Official] San Francisco 49ers 2024 Offseason Thread [NFC CHAMPIONS]:::

[orsrt8]

Heartbreaking bros... these boys played hard today

 

[heatseeker23]

Prescott and Elliot tho 

 

[red81]

the defense played today like i expected it to play the entire season.

dorsey, defo and eli all had really good games. young guys need to keep making strides.

we got the hoodie and the GOAT next week.

 another L. 

 

[townbidness]

Records will be broken againts the GOAT

 

[moiety]

Chip needs to get new or expand his playbook cause Hyde cant do nothing in this scheme.

See: Demarco Murray in Philly

kap hit 'em with the black power in the endzone 

Good ol Fox cutting away from it on the replay

 

[moiety]

the defense played today like i expected it to play the entire season.


dorsey, defo and eli all had really good games. young guys need to keep making strides.


we got the hoodie and the GOAT next week. :x  another L. 

:x :x :x :x


I'm one of the few who actually likes hoodie and the 2nd or 3rd GOAT. Put some respeck on Montana and Rice's names

 

[moiety]

I know it was a losing effort, but I like what I saw today. Those early TD's by DJ really did us in, our defense played great outside of that shaky start

 

[heatseeker23]

49ers looked O.K came close to stealing one from a super shaky Cardinals team but probably for the best we lost it, the quest for 1 (total regular season wins) continues!

 

[heatseeker23]

How bout Dak and Elliot tho? Every week those two look more and more like the real deal! 

 

[bentrill]

Heard it here first, liked what the team did today and I got the niners winning next week.

 

[heatseeker23]

Heard it here first, liked what the team did today and I got the niners winning next week.

No doubt 

 

[ady2glude707]

Excellent improvement by the Niners today, but more imporantly we're one week closer to a top 2 pick, and another L hopefully means JOn is one step closer to getting fired.

 

[heatseeker23]

Excellent improvement by the Niners today, but more imporantly we're one week closer to a top 2 pick, and another L hopefully means JOn is one step closer to getting fired.

IDK tho Chip keep speaking like if he stay Jim ONeil staying too 

 

[heatseeker23]

 

[bentrill]

One or two more games like today geta Oniel extension towards next year. Hope it doesnt happen.

 

[TheGodFresco]

Anyone have a pic of Kaeps fist raise after the TD ?

 

[chris82790]

New England will take their frustration out on us next week. :x

 

[moiety]

New England will their frustration out on us next week. :x

Was just thinkin' the same

 

[tripda6]

Anyone have a pic of Kaeps fist raise after the TD ?

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[red81]

1-8, about to get murked by the pats, and they're honoring eddie D this week. 

 

[red81]

 
Jeff Deeney  ‏@PFF_Jeff   40s41 seconds ago

In games he's been active, DeForest Buckner has played 89.5% of defensive snaps this season. No other member of #49ers DL is above 56%.

 
Rand GetlinVerified account‏@Rand_Getlin

PFF: #49ers DE DeForest Buckner had 7 total pressures and a sack against the Cardinals. Averaged one pressure every 7.9 pass rushes.

defo balled out yesterday. we desperately need the young guys to keep making strides.

eli got his first sack. hopefully he can double up next week.

wish rashard robinson was out there.

 
Rand Getlin  ‏@Rand_Getlin   43s43 seconds ago

PFF: #49ers guard Joshua Garnett allowed just one total pressure on 41 pass-blocking snaps yesterday. Didn't allow a single hit or sack.

 

[red81]

chip can sure scheme up some well-designed plays.

this was that TD with 2min left in the 4th. it's a QB sweep RPO(run-pass option). 

If the guy in red circle covers Los, Kap keeps; if he crashes on Kap, Kap throws to Los. Chip lines up all his WRs on the opposite side of the play side to shift Arizona's entire secondary to the opposite side and isolate that edge defender in the red circle. It's essentially 2 on 1. Play design was masterful.

 

[Deleted member 185039]

I love seeing Kaep out there man. I do. The team just plays with a different energy. 

 

[red81]

[h2]Dare to Compare: NFL comp for Washington State QB Luke Falk[/h2]
Nothing is more appealing to scouts than a gun-slinging quarterback with gaudy statistics, good size and the ability to change an NFL franchise's fortunes. Of course, with the proliferation of spread offenses, gaudy stats don't mean that much anymore as it pertains to the NFL draft.

However, Washington State's Luke Falk isn't just another stat-padding system quarterback who doesn't have the ability to transition into the NFL. I see attributes in him that are similar to what we look for from good NFL quarterbacks, and I believe he will transcend any "system" concerns whenever he enters the league. Here's my scouting report and comp for the redshirt junior.
[h3]Strengths[/h3]
Falk (6-foot-4, 216 pounds, per school measurements) stands tall in the pocket and has no problem seeing over the defensive line. Of all his positive attributes, the most important might be his poise. Falk doesn't rattle easily when the pocket gets noisy -- he plays with an unusual amount of patience. Falk rarely rushes his throws and is more than willing to wait for receivers running crossing routes to sail into the clear before throwing it their way. Falk does an excellent job of getting through his progressions and the tape shows he's willing to scan the entire field rather than just one half of it.

Falk's lack of panic allows him to keep his eyes up the field and on his targets. It also prevents him from drastically altering his mechanics, which would hurt his overall accuracy. Falk has an unusually compact release on short throws, allowing the ball to come out quickly and with excellent accuracy. Falk's accuracy on deep sideline throws is top notch and he has the arm to make all the NFL throws. Add in his mobility, and you've got a prospect who is picking up steam in scouting circles.
[h3]Weaknesses[/h3]
Falk is somewhat lanky through his lower body. I would say it's safe to assume that his lower half could use more "leg days" in the gym. At times, Falk defaults to his lightning-quick release over a fundamental delivery. He could operate with more consistent balance in his base. While Falk does a nice job of scanning the field, there are times when he misses intermediate opportunities and defaults to the final checkdown option.

The biggest concern, in my opinion, centers around Falk's inconsistencies with his anticipatory throws between the numbers. There are times when he appears to wait for his targets to break open rather than throwing to windows that are opening. When he delays, it opens the door for safeties and/or linebackers to come crashing into the passing lanes. It's worth noting that five of his six interceptions this season have come in the middle of the field.
[h3]NFL comp: Matt Hasselbeck[/h3]
Falk reminds me of former SeahawksQB Matt Hasselbeck, a three-time Pro Bowler who retired after last season. For starters, Hasselbeck and Falk are similar in height, weight and body type. Both quarterbacks can count mobility as a plus and can elude pressure inside the pocket while continuing to look up the field.

Hasselbeck never led the league in passing yardage, touchdowns or quarterback rating, but he took Seattle to the playoffs six times, and all the way to the Super Bowl  one of those years thanks to his accuracy, leadership and confidence, which are all traits I see in Falk. I think Falk might have some of the same interception issues that Hasselbeck did. However, I also believe in Falk's ability to attack on all levels of the field and operate with the type of calm that resonates with an NFL team looking for a capable leader who has winning traits.

 

[heatseeker23]

Tony Romo one of the biggest men in the league for what he said and did today much respect.