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Originally posted by HessianDud:
Lord Fangio didn't even bother to come up with a gameplan last week and we totally dominated. You know he's got some special stuff in his pocket for this game.
Originally posted by niner4life21:
I want Fangio to unleash Bowman on the inside blitz tomorrow. Flacco won't even know what hit him.
Originally posted by King49er:
Originally posted by HessianDud:
Lord Fangio didn't even bother to come up with a gameplan last week and we totally dominated. You know he's got some special stuff in his pocket for this game.
We ran basic s**t and shut Arizona the f**k out lol
For some reason I have a feeling that'll we'll be seeing the most ammount of blitzing by our D that we've seen all season.
I'm getting way too pumped, we're going to win this game!
Coach of the Week
Vic Fangio, defensive coordinator, San Francisco. This is what a smart coach does: On Friday, before the team's final practice of the week in Youngstown, Ohio, Fangio recalled that Tim Tebow used to throw jump passes on fake runs near the line of scrimmage at Florida. Tebow hadn't done it in the pros, but Fangio figured his defense should be prepared for it anyway.
"I didn't tell the defense before practice,'' he told me Sunday. "I wanted to see how they'd react.'' So he told Colin Kaepernick, the scout team quarterback, to run toward the line, stop, and throw a pass while jumping near the line. The Niner defense broke it up. "Impressive,'' Fangio thought. As was the Niners' performance against the Jets Sunday. San Francisco held the Jets to 145 yards and zero points -- and forced a fumble on the only Tebow jump pass of the game. Fangio has this defense playing aggressive and smart.
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/peter_king/09/30/week-4/index.html#ixzz283T4xBVc
Originally posted by hungarian9erfan:
Coach of the Week
Vic Fangio, defensive coordinator, San Francisco. This is what a smart coach does: On Friday, before the team's final practice of the week in Youngstown, Ohio, Fangio recalled that Tim Tebow used to throw jump passes on fake runs near the line of scrimmage at Florida. Tebow hadn't done it in the pros, but Fangio figured his defense should be prepared for it anyway.
"I didn't tell the defense before practice,'' he told me Sunday. "I wanted to see how they'd react.'' So he told Colin Kaepernick, the scout team quarterback, to run toward the line, stop, and throw a pass while jumping near the line. The Niner defense broke it up. "Impressive,'' Fangio thought. As was the Niners' performance against the Jets Sunday. San Francisco held the Jets to 145 yards and zero points -- and forced a fumble on the only Tebow jump pass of the game. Fangio has this defense playing aggressive and smart.
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/peter_king/09/30/week-4/index.html#ixzz283T4xBVc
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by hungarian9erfan:
Coach of the Week
Vic Fangio, defensive coordinator, San Francisco. This is what a smart coach does: On Friday, before the team's final practice of the week in Youngstown, Ohio, Fangio recalled that Tim Tebow used to throw jump passes on fake runs near the line of scrimmage at Florida. Tebow hadn't done it in the pros, but Fangio figured his defense should be prepared for it anyway.
"I didn't tell the defense before practice,'' he told me Sunday. "I wanted to see how they'd react.'' So he told Colin Kaepernick, the scout team quarterback, to run toward the line, stop, and throw a pass while jumping near the line. The Niner defense broke it up. "Impressive,'' Fangio thought. As was the Niners' performance against the Jets Sunday. San Francisco held the Jets to 145 yards and zero points -- and forced a fumble on the only Tebow jump pass of the game. Fangio has this defense playing aggressive and smart.
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/peter_king/09/30/week-4/index.html#ixzz283T4xBVc
Now THAT'S the kind of detailed game-planning I like to see (executed)!
