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Hope we can get a guard to help improve that average for the 49ers.

Yah we suck.

Originally posted by NinerGM:
Gibbs will change that for the Seahawks pretty quickly.

Not unless he can block.

That's because our bread and butter play was the inside run with Baas pulling to the right side. lets not forget we ran less with Smith in.

I wonder what our stat was when big Larry Allen was in there.

Originally posted by cush49:
Found this in a section that Sando was discussing Carroll, thought it was interesting where we ended up:

Left out

The chart shows the NFL's five-worst teams in yards per attempt when running left in 2009. Seattle missed injured left tackle Walter Jones.
Team Yards/carry running left
Seahawks 3.1
Chargers 3.2
Texans 3.7
Colts 3.8
49ers 3.9

http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcwest/tag?name=pete-carroll


To me, this is evidence of losing Staley and Baas struggling again.

Ummm pardon me but where does Frank line up?

That's right on Alex's right.

Where does he run when he runs a draw? On the RIGHT.

So how in the hell does that have anything to do with Staley and Baas other than the initial push?

Now I'm not saying they played a part in this comedy of errors but you're basically putting it all on them. I believe that Rachal should be where Baas is lining up, but the blitzers were submarining Heitman and the Right side of the Line alot this season. Which is one reason why Snyder wasn't playing well this year. Not that he's been that great to begin with.

~Ceadder

Originally posted by Ceadderman:

Originally posted by cush49:
Found this in a section that Sando was discussing Carroll, thought it was interesting where we ended up:

Left out

The chart shows the NFL's five-worst teams in yards per attempt when running left in 2009. Seattle missed injured left tackle Walter Jones.
Team Yards/carry running left
Seahawks 3.1
Chargers 3.2
Texans 3.7
Colts 3.8
49ers 3.9

http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcwest/tag?name=pete-carroll


To me, this is evidence of losing Staley and Baas struggling again.

Ummm pardon me but where does Frank line up?

That's right on Alex's right.

Where does he run when he runs a draw? On the RIGHT.

So how in the hell does that have anything to do with Staley and Baas other than the initial push?

Now I'm not saying they played a part in this comedy of errors but you're basically putting it all on them. I believe that Rachal should be where Baas is lining up, but the blitzers were submarining Heitman and the Right side of the Line alot this season. Which is one reason why Snyder wasn't playing well this year. Not that he's been that great to begin with.

~Ceadder

when they run a draw, they go backwards actually.

Originally posted by LambdaChi49:
I wonder what our stat was when big Larry Allen was in there.

Probably 20.2 ...Yeah right but couldnt be any worse than that crap was.

Originally posted by unst4bl3:

Originally posted by Ceadderman:

Originally posted by cush49:
Found this in a section that Sando was discussing Carroll, thought it was interesting where we ended up:

Left out

The chart shows the NFL's five-worst teams in yards per attempt when running left in 2009. Seattle missed injured left tackle Walter Jones.
Team Yards/carry running left
Seahawks 3.1
Chargers 3.2
Texans 3.7
Colts 3.8
49ers 3.9

http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcwest/tag?name=pete-carroll


To me, this is evidence of losing Staley and Baas struggling again.

Ummm pardon me but where does Frank line up?

That's right on Alex's right.

Where does he run when he runs a draw? On the RIGHT.

So how in the hell does that have anything to do with Staley and Baas other than the initial push?

Now I'm not saying they played a part in this comedy of errors but you're basically putting it all on them. I believe that Rachal should be where Baas is lining up, but the blitzers were submarining Heitman and the Right side of the Line alot this season. Which is one reason why Snyder wasn't playing well this year. Not that he's been that great to begin with.

~Ceadder

when they run a draw, they go backwards actually.

Logan Mankins

Originally posted by NinerGM:

Originally posted by susweel:

Originally posted by NinerGM:
Gibbs will change that for the Seahawks pretty quickly.

Not unless he can block.

Riiiiiight. It's not like he has a track record or anything.

lol

Originally posted by Ceadderman:

Originally posted by cush49:
Found this in a section that Sando was discussing Carroll, thought it was interesting where we ended up:

Left out

The chart shows the NFL's five-worst teams in yards per attempt when running left in 2009. Seattle missed injured left tackle Walter Jones.
Team Yards/carry running left
Seahawks 3.1
Chargers 3.2
Texans 3.7
Colts 3.8
49ers 3.9

http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcwest/tag?name=pete-carroll


To me, this is evidence of losing Staley and Baas struggling again.

Ummm pardon me but where does Frank line up?

That's right on Alex's right.

Where does he run when he runs a draw? On the RIGHT.

So how in the hell does that have anything to do with Staley and Baas other than the initial push?

Now I'm not saying they played a part in this comedy of errors but you're basically putting it all on them. I believe that Rachal should be where Baas is lining up, but the blitzers were submarining Heitman and the Right side of the Line alot this season. Which is one reason why Snyder wasn't playing well this year. Not that he's been that great to begin with.

~Ceadder

Numbers dont lie homie. This tells us that no matter how many attempts were included in this calculation when the 49ers ran left they averaged 3.9 yards. Think about it that is not a horrible number honestly almost 4 yards. I'm curious what the top averages were in Sando's research.

Staley's run blocking is below average. The line as a whole needs to step it up.

Originally posted by TheRatMan13:
Logan Mankins

Would love to have him, but I feel he gets franchised.

-9fA