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Love niners nation.
I'm banned from webzone as well. But regardless, these guys have been doing this coaching film breakdown the last 2 seasons and are pretty on point with what they are saying IMO. Back to my point....it looks like a lot of the play designs are designed to go to one player, with other players simply running space clearing routes or decoy routes.
those guys on the webzone are a joke. pseudo keyboard coaches. i got banned a couple years back for calling them out.![]()
some dude was "breaking down" aldon's pass rushing vs green bay and called aldon smith's hump move(pass rushing 101 learn in high school) a "a combo finisher" or some bs. lol wtf
niners nation does the best ive seen online.
the problem aren't the plays themselves. every team in the league uses clear out routes, high-low reads, ETC.
the problem is these plays dont fit us. why are we running plays where crabtree is running a 40-yard clear out? our o-line isn't built to protect this long. why the hell are all our formations so compact and everything is within the numbers? these type of plays dont play to our strengths. for example, where the hell is the horizontal stretch offense? all the crossing routes, the rub routes, etc. to give our QB an easier decision and throw? why the hell dont we run the zone stretch with the read option like seattle does? they are ridiculous with that ****.
we're running some hybrid bo schembechler/don coryell offense and the **** dont fit us.
we literally dont play to our personnel or QB's strengths.
Red what is your opinion why we never cut block rushing ends. Patriots, Broncos, Seattle , and Philly do it all so well and have very successful offenses. Keep the ends from just speed rushing all game.the problem aren't the plays themselves. every team in the league uses clear out routes, high-low reads, ETC.
the problem is these plays dont fit us. why are we running plays where crabtree is running a 40-yard clear out? our o-line isn't built to protect this long. why the hell are all our formations so compact and everything is within the numbers? these type of plays dont play to our strengths. for example, where the hell is the horizontal stretch offense? all the crossing routes, the rub routes, etc. to give our QB an easier decision and throw? why the hell dont we run the zone stretch with the read option like seattle does? they are ridiculous with that ****.
we're running some hybrid bo schembechler/don coryell offense and the **** dont fit us.
we literally dont play to our personnel or QB's strengths.
Iupati is gonna be too expensive, Crabtree won't be worth it, Brooks will be too expensive.
I would like to bring back P. Cox, but his performance this year could price him out of our range.
The teams I listed also use it in the passing game on bubble screens and slants quick no hitch delivery throws.
Iupati is gonna be too expensive, Crabtree won't be worth it, Brooks will be too expensive.
I would like to bring back P. Cox, but his performance this year could price him out of our range.
I would let all those fools walks except for cox and cully.
Next year we have Kilgore at center, marcus martin and brandon thomas at guard. We should probably draft a tackle as well.
We need the same **** next year that we've needed the last few drafts: a wide receiver or two that can take the top off the defense in the mold of Emmanuel sanders, John brown, ty Hilton and Antonio brown.