Originally posted by Memphis9er:
I would just as soon have Smith in, at least he throws at or in the general vicinity of the receivers.
Fixed it for you.
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Originally posted by Memphis9er:
I would just as soon have Smith in, at least he throws at or in the general vicinity of the receivers.
Originally posted by BrianGO:Originally posted by dugo:
Here we are 3rd preseason game done and I for one haven't seen much from any of our receivers. Is it due to the receivers not getting any separation ,or bad route running? Possibly bad play calling as well,or the o-line and the pass protection? Or just bad QB play? I personally see it as a combination of all of the above and if that's truly the case its gonna be a long season. Any thoughts or opinions?
Please don't mention anything about Crabtree he's not even a part of the team...yet
We have the same receivers and quarterbacks and line we had last year.
The play calling has been run run 3rd and long. And if not that then run run run run run run run run run score.
There is no rhythm with this type of offense.
Same players. What has changed? The offensive coordinator has changed.
"We want to run the ball."
Well, this is what a team who "wants to run the ball" looks like.
Originally posted by 9erfanAUS:
By the way, where's Jason Hill?
While Battle has been starting with the first team, Hill has been relegated to playing time only in the 4th quarter.
Supposedly, he has had an unimpressive camp and has been completely absent in all of preseason.
-9fA
Originally posted by pwilly52:
Anyone else think that Dashon Goldson kind of looks like Marshawn Lynch?
Well..not really, but still
Originally posted by BHulman:Originally posted by GhostofJimmyDean:Originally posted by oldman9er:Originally posted by Chief:
I really can't blame Hill at all, our starting receivers got zero separation and the oline looked like complete s**t.
Our entire starting offense looked bad.
Defense play well but still lacked pass rush.
Haha, and there it is... hypocrisy at it's finest. It's all Alexcuses if the OL or receivers fail to do their job... but somehow legit reasons for Shaun Hill's lackluster accomplishment.
When Hill starts being a liability during the regular season like Smith has in the past then you can compare the two.
Other than his rookie season, when was Smith a liability? He had a decent season in 06 and the Niners were 2-1 when he went down in 07 (one of those wins being a drive he engineered to beat the Cardinals). If you mean he was a liability when he had a separated shoulder than I agree. Otherwise, no. I admit he was only sporadically a game-changer, but to say he was a liability is just revisionist history.
Originally posted by hondakillerzx:Originally posted by pwilly52:
Anyone else think that Dashon Goldson kind of looks like Marshawn Lynch?
Well..not really, but still
marshawn lynch looks like Wario from the super mario bros games
Originally posted by Afrikan:
49ers leading receivers
REC yrds
Vernon Davis 4 57 14.3 23 0
Jason Hill 4 44 11.0 15 0
Arnaz Battle 3 26 8.7 12 0
J.J. Finley 3 18 6.0 9 0
Josh Morgan 3 30 10.0 14 0
Originally posted by 49erWill:Originally posted by hondakillerzx:Originally posted by pwilly52:
Anyone else think that Dashon Goldson kind of looks like Marshawn Lynch?
Well..not really, but still
marshawn lynch looks like Wario from the super mario bros games
Originally posted by susweel:
No its bad QB play and bad O line play. Along with bad offensive play calling. Martz made the offense look good, I think he will be missed. This play calling looks very Hostlerish. I hope I'm wrong though, I don't wonna watch another s**tty season.
Originally posted by ginseng1000:Originally posted by Memphis9er:Originally posted by ginseng1000:
well...if it means anything Nate Davis looks better than Alex Smith during his rookie year...
Not hard to look better with a little talent around you.
Spurlock, Jason Hill, Ziegler, sheets isn't really 1st round talent
Originally posted by BHulman:Originally posted by GhostofJimmyDean:Originally posted by oldman9er:Originally posted by Chief:
I really can't blame Hill at all, our starting receivers got zero separation and the oline looked like complete s**t.
Our entire starting offense looked bad.
Defense play well but still lacked pass rush.
Haha, and there it is... hypocrisy at it's finest. It's all Alexcuses if the OL or receivers fail to do their job... but somehow legit reasons for Shaun Hill's lackluster accomplishment.
When Hill starts being a liability during the regular season like Smith has in the past then you can compare the two.
Other than his rookie season, when was Smith a liability? He had a decent season in 06 and the Niners were 2-1 when he went down in 07 (one of those wins being a drive he engineered to beat the Cardinals). If you mean he was a liability when he had a separated shoulder than I agree. Otherwise, no. I admit he was only sporadically a game-changer, but to say he was a liability is just revisionist history.