Seattle Seahawks coaches Film analysis (week 15)

Originally posted by thl408:

Originally posted by 9moon:
I have posted here before that we should go on a Shanahan Denver like Stretch and Pick your holes running plays.. Tho Gore may have a hard time doing it now, this line blocking scheme will fit Hyde perfectly.. he's big, good speed, and will be physical enough to run over defender when he has to cut back..

This is how he ran under Urban Meyer, and the 49ers old's quick traps and pulling guards are now done... everyone is reading it and all the DL needs to do is just stay in their space for a few second and allow the 49er RB to come to them..

I agree Hyde was all about the Inside Zone in college. If the 49ers draft him and force him to adapt to a power run scheme, then it will be unknown territory for Hyde. Fortunately, I see the 49ers calling more zone blocking plays than I ever have in previous seasons under Harbaugh. As Hyde becomes the bell cow, I would expect the next staff to focus more on zone blocking than power blocking to play to Hyde's strength.

Originally posted by thl408:
On the next 49ers possession, they would go 3 and out.

1st & 10
49ers call the first designed run for Kap of the game on a QB draw play.
SEA: cover3

Originally posted by Niners816:
I really think there has been a missed opportunity with this coaching staff in not absolutely wearing out the following easy/high completion type plays:

- spider y banana
- spot concept w/ some Playaction
- PA slide

Each of these plays have a slight variation that would have been nicely exploited especially on early downs. I think with some creative personnel we could have gotten pretty much anyone evolved early in games.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Just some simple go-to plays...part of our passing foundation.

Originally posted by Niners816:

Originally posted by NCommand:
Just some simple go-to plays...part of our passing foundation.

Yep...nothing special just easy completions stuff based off of run action that would have taken advantage of our considerable run lean on first down.

Originally posted by fortyninerglory:

Let me just say one thing -- I think it's safe to say if we came into Century Link 100% healthy (and throughout the game) with a more cohesive organization (FO to Coaching to Players) from the start and with the game plan we had or better we would have smoked those chump Hawks to the tune of 24-7 or something.

Sacked for -3 (Brooks). Punt.

Originally posted by thl408:
I've seen Kap make the correct throw on the Spot concept many many times. That's why it was so upsetting that he went potato on the OAK first play from scrimmage. It's not that he doesn't know what to do when executing Spot, it's that in that instance that he ran it versus OAK, he just about did everything wrong.

Originally posted by 951NINER:
So the 49er just ripped off two chunk running plays (+28, +15). The next playcall should probably be another run play to try and continue to establish the run game, or playaction to take advantage of a SEA defense that is starting to creep forward to stop the run game. This is the first of three consecutive pass plays that had many of us scratching our heads (or facepalming).

Oh man is this case. I mean I'm sitting there telling the exact same thing to my cousin. It's like Roman goes full on potato. It's like he's scared that it's working.

Originally posted by jonesadrian:
I think after Seattle and then the OAK game he put everything on himself to be perfect or else.
I think after Oak we will see a new Kap that understands he won't be perfect he just has to be consistent and his play will showcase as such.

Believe it or not a corner has been turned that will make him and this team reach that next level.

Originally posted by Niners816:
It's just sucks that we will never know. Injuries really robbed us of a very special season. If healthy, this roster had the look of a 13-3 or 14-2 type squad.