Javon Kinlaw is a Jet!-Pick #14, 2020 NFL Draft.

Originally posted by the_dynasty:

Originally posted by NCommand:
He was completely lost on the Brieda TD inside the 7 yard line. I'm happy with the baby steps but his awareness is atrocious at times.

Was it him? I looked at that play last night and I thought I saw Givens (#90) with a bad play. Warner also got worked on that play.

looks like we didn't expect the giants to run there

Originally posted by the_dynasty:
Was it him? I looked at that play last night and I thought I saw Givens (#90) with a bad play. Warner also got worked on that play.

Yes It was givens

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
looks like we didn't expect the giants to run there

Givens is usually in on base run downs, I think they got pwned on a trap (I think? Need to re-watch ) they didn't expect.

Originally posted by the_dynasty:

Originally posted by NCommand:
He was completely lost on the Brieda TD inside the 7 yard line. I'm happy with the baby steps but his awareness is atrocious at times.

Was it him? I looked at that play last night and I thought I saw Givens (#90) with a bad play. Warner also got worked on that play.

#99.

Originally posted by the_dynasty:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
looks like we didn't expect the giants to run there

Givens is usually in on base run downs, I think they got pwned on a trap (I think? Need to re-watch ) they didn't expect.

Just watched it again and it was givens in the middle.

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by the_dynasty:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
looks like we didn't expect the giants to run there

Givens is usually in on base run downs, I think they got pwned on a trap (I think? Need to re-watch ) they didn't expect.

Just watched it again and it was givens in the middle.

When the camera pans out behind the QB on the replay, watch 99 at 2i. He just rushes up field completely oblivious to Breida running right by him.

So as usual, Hoov is wrong. I told you I'd see you today.

It's Givens and Kinlaw. NYG dialed up a trap play, which is a counter run to the wide 9. IMO, defending trap is one of those plays that you have to get hit with before you adjust in-game, especially in a scheme where they're aggressively getting upfield.

Originally posted by Heroism:
It's Givens and Kinlaw. NYG dialed up a trap play, which is a counter run to the wide 9. IMO, defending trap is one of those plays that you have to get hit with before you adjust in-game, especially in a scheme where they're aggressively getting upfield.

Gotta be ready for a run up the gut inside the 7 yard line. It's what you do.

I'm really happy for Kinlaw and it's awesome to have him as a backup. I've been pretty optimistic about him and his role this year - looks like he is going to be awesome depth.

we will need him. I'm just happy for him as a person too. Has to be mentally relaxing for him to finally be able to play.

Originally posted by tankle104:
I'm really happy for Kinlaw and it's awesome to have him as a backup. I've been pretty optimistic about him and his role this year - looks like he is going to be awesome depth.

we will need him. I'm just happy for him as a person too. Has to be mentally relaxing for him to finally be able to play.

Not looking gimpy. Not getting pushed into the bleachers. I like.

Originally posted by tankle104:
I'm really happy for Kinlaw and it's awesome to have him as a backup. I've been pretty optimistic about him and his role this year - looks like he is going to be awesome depth.

we will need him. I'm just happy for him as a person too. Has to be mentally relaxing for him to finally be able to play.

Yep. I'm happy he isn't getting pushed backwards.

Originally posted by NCommand:
Gotta be ready for a run up the gut inside the 7 yard line. It's what you do.

. Wrong thread

Showing up on contract year.

f**k it, I'll take it!

Keep it up 👍

Sheeeesh. 49ers in their tite front, and Kinlaw puts the left guard on skates with a demoralizing bull rush. Big mistake allowing 99 to get inside hands and bench press you with those 35" arms back into the QB. Kinlaw has done a good job this year of firing out of his stance instead of standing up as he's done in the past. I guarantee the coaching point from coach Kocurek now is getting off these block to finish. Kinlaw is starting to win(a lot) his matchups, and the next step is getting off the block to finish. That's how you get paid in the offseason. There was another win against the NYG where Kinlaw smokes the left guard with a chop-swim but allows himself to get slowed on the second half of the rush(maybe he got held from the back). I can't seem to find the rep, but it's on tape.



I forgot to post that Kinlaw did the exact same thing the week prior out of the same personnel/package. This one is even more impressive because you can see the drastic improvement in Kinlaw's pad level. He's so close to racking up sacks if he refines his footwork at the top of his rush, anticipates his wins, uses his hands better to get off the block and works in a counter to the power rushes. He's on the verge of collecting a massive bag this offseason.

ps Hargrave is a monster. Absolutely destroys the center with explosive get off and gets skinny with the swim move. Kinlaw needs to study Hargrave's feet. Notice how Hargrave gets his inside toe pointed directly at the QB after he wins. That helps unlock his hips and shorten his path to the QB. That's Kinlaw's next step in his progression.

Originally posted by Heroism:
Sheeeesh. 49ers in their tite front, and Kinlaw puts the left guard on skates with a demoralizing bull rush. Big mistake allowing 99 to get inside hands and bench press you with those 35" arms back into the QB. Kinlaw has done a good job this year of firing out of his stance instead of standing up as he's done in the past. I guarantee the coaching point from coach Kocurek now is getting off these block to finish. Kinlaw is starting to win(a lot) his matchups, and the next step is getting off the block to finish. That's how you get paid in the offseason. There was another win against the NYG where Kinlaw smokes the left guard with a chop-swim but allows himself to get slowed on the second half of the rush(maybe he got held from the back). I can't seem to find the rep, but it's on tape.



I forgot to post that Kinlaw did the exact same thing the week prior out of the same personnel/package. This one is even more impressive because you can see the drastic improvement in Kinlaw's pad level. He's so close to racking up sacks if he refines his footwork at the top of his rush, anticipates his wins, uses his hands better to get off the block and works in a counter to the power rushes. He's on the verge of collecting a massive bag this offseason.

ps Hargrave is a monster. Absolutely destroys the center with explosive get off and gets skinny with the swim move. Kinlaw needs to study Hargrave's feet. Notice how Hargrave gets his inside toe pointed directly at the QB after he wins. That helps unlock his hips and shorten his path to the QB. That's Kinlaw's next step in his progression.

Really good post!