2012 TRAINING CAMP THREAD

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Those hoping to see the San Francisco 49ers ramp up their passing game would have enjoyed the team's practice Tuesday afternoon. The ball scarcely hit the ground when Alex Smith and the starters were on the field. Smith to tight end Vernon Davis over the middle, time and again. Smith to receiver Randy Moss in the end zone, twice. Smith to receiver Mario Manningham in the corner of the end zone, as if it were automatic. This was the most impressive passing performance I've seen in training camp trips this summer to St. Louis, Seattle and the 49ers. Davis caught one pass from Smith while pirouetting, timing his spin so the ball met his torso on rhythm. The 49ers probably will not stray too far from their basic philosophies. They'll still use two or more tight ends regularly, health permitting (Delanie Walker is expected back for the season, and probably sooner). But on this day, at least, the 49ers' offense demonstrated the potential for diversification.

http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcwest/post/_/id/71579/49ers-offense-shows

"This was the most impressive passing performance I've seen in training camp trips this summer to St. Louis, Seattle and the 49ers"

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Those hoping to see the San Francisco 49ers ramp up their passing game would have enjoyed the team's practice Tuesday afternoon. The ball scarcely hit the ground when Alex Smith and the starters were on the field. Smith to tight end Vernon Davis over the middle, time and again. Smith to receiver Randy Moss in the end zone, twice. Smith to receiver Mario Manningham in the corner of the end zone, as if it were automatic. This was the most impressive passing performance I've seen in training camp trips this summer to St. Louis, Seattle and the 49ers. Davis caught one pass from Smith while pirouetting, timing his spin so the ball met his torso on rhythm. The 49ers probably will not stray too far from their basic philosophies. They'll still use two or more tight ends regularly, health permitting (Delanie Walker is expected back for the season, and probably sooner). But on this day, at least, the 49ers' offense demonstrated the potential for diversification.

http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcwest/post/_/id/71579/49ers-offense-shows

"This was the most impressive passing performance I've seen in training camp trips this summer to St. Louis, Seattle and the 49ers"

When you considered what type of QB's are in those camps, it comes off as less impressive

Originally posted by tohara3:
I kind of like it that the defense had a rough start. Maybe it will bring them back down just a notch since they were getting so much positive press so far. I can't wait to see them week 1 against the Packers offense. Gonna be there live, so really hope they bring it!

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Those hoping to see the San Francisco 49ers ramp up their passing game would have enjoyed the team's practice Tuesday afternoon. The ball scarcely hit the ground when Alex Smith and the starters were on the field. Smith to tight end Vernon Davis over the middle, time and again. Smith to receiver Randy Moss in the end zone, twice. Smith to receiver Mario Manningham in the corner of the end zone, as if it were automatic. This was the most impressive passing performance I've seen in training camp trips this summer to St. Louis, Seattle and the 49ers. Davis caught one pass from Smith while pirouetting, timing his spin so the ball met his torso on rhythm. The 49ers probably will not stray too far from their basic philosophies. They'll still use two or more tight ends regularly, health permitting (Delanie Walker is expected back for the season, and probably sooner). But on this day, at least, the 49ers' offense demonstrated the potential for diversification.

http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcwest/post/_/id/71579/49ers-offense-shows

"This was the most impressive passing performance I've seen in training camp trips this summer to St. Louis, Seattle and the 49ers"

When you considered what type of QB's are in those camps, it comes off as less impressive

But Sam Bradford and Matt Flynn doe

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Those hoping to see the San Francisco 49ers ramp up their passing game would have enjoyed the team's practice Tuesday afternoon. The ball scarcely hit the ground when Alex Smith and the starters were on the field. Smith to tight end Vernon Davis over the middle, time and again. Smith to receiver Randy Moss in the end zone, twice. Smith to receiver Mario Manningham in the corner of the end zone, as if it were automatic. This was the most impressive passing performance I've seen in training camp trips this summer to St. Louis, Seattle and the 49ers. Davis caught one pass from Smith while pirouetting, timing his spin so the ball met his torso on rhythm. The 49ers probably will not stray too far from their basic philosophies. They'll still use two or more tight ends regularly, health permitting (Delanie Walker is expected back for the season, and probably sooner). But on this day, at least, the 49ers' offense demonstrated the potential for diversification.

http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcwest/post/_/id/71579/49ers-offense-shows

"This was the most impressive passing performance I've seen in training camp trips this summer to St. Louis, Seattle and the 49ers"

When you considered what type of QB's are in those camps, it comes off as less impressive

But Sam Bradford and Matt Flynn doe

Originally posted by defenderDX:
Yeah... Reading about all this "over" confidence s**t; kinda hope that first game humbles them.

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by defenderDX:
Yeah... Reading about all this "over" confidence s**t; kinda hope that first game humbles them.

They gotta know they have their work cut out for them week 1 though. They're probably just taking it easy in preseason

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:
how about The ball scarcely hit the ground when Alex Smith and the starters were on the field. Smith to tight end Vernon Davis over the middle, time and again. Smith to receiver Randy Moss in the end zone, twice. Smith to receiver Mario Manningham in the corner of the end zone, as if it were automatic.


you can really seperate the actual hater from the doubters


really some people are unwilling to allow alex to have a good practice and not giving him the tiniest bit of credit

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by defenderDX:
Yeah... Reading about all this "over" confidence s**t; kinda hope that first game humbles them.

They gotta know they have their work cut out for them week 1 though. They're probably just taking it easy in preseason

Lol they're not taking it "easy"

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by defenderDX:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by defenderDX:
Yeah... Reading about all this "over" confidence s**t; kinda hope that first game humbles them.

They gotta know they have their work cut out for them week 1 though. They're probably just taking it easy in preseason

Lol they're not taking it "easy"

why not? it's preseason, the intensity just isn't the same, j. smith didnt play, aldon won't play, etc.