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Originally posted by genus49:
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by swaccmac1:
Jonathan Cooper looking good at RG. Jonathan Cooper looking good at RG. Jonathan Cooper looking good at RG. Please be for real Please be for real


I think this is what everyone is hoping for.

If Tomlinson plays better at LG and Cooper can just at least be average at RG, that would be tremendous.

I've got all my fingers and toes crossed that it works out like that.

Staley does what Staley does(when not facing Ware), Tomlinson and Cooper play up to their draft position, Richburg ends up our version of Alex Mack and McGlinch locks down RT.

We go to the Superbowl. Go up 28-3 on the Pats and win 48-10


Good plan !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by NinerGM:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by swaccmac1:
Jonathan Cooper looking good at RG. Jonathan Cooper looking good at RG. Jonathan Cooper looking good at RG. Please be for real Please be for real

Cohn said he has only taken a couple snaps each days in 11on11's so take this with a grain of salt...easing him back in.

You know I respect the hell outta you but with Cohn, you have to use a lot of this when reading his stuff ...


Haha, exactly. It was backed up by another...might have been Kyle actually. Ironically, the original tweet was a bit misleading.
Originally posted by NinerGM:
I personally am a pessimist when it comes to the OL, but I have to really give it time. I want them to be playing in perfectly now and I don't want to wait to see what comes of Cooper or if McG will pan out or if Richburg will be the all-world center I think he might be. I want them to dominate our DL because I know we have some talent there. However, reality is OL always takes time and I'm just for waiting at this stage - even a few games into the season.

Again, the standard shouldn't be if this OL will play better than the Rams OL, it should be if they will play better than the Kilgore, Fusco, Beadles OL. I think it will. I trust the coaching here enough to give them their time to gel.

Good post!
Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
Originally posted by dtg_9er:
Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
Unfortunately, there isn't any worthwhile OL guys that are being talked about as cap casualties.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/24303256/nfl-top-trade-candidates-17-dealt-preseason

They have six OL with experience: Staley, Richburg, Cooper, Gilliam, Tomlinson, and Person. These guys are over 25 years of age and have at least 4 years experience. Five rookies are on their current roster (ESPN site). Then they have mid-guys like Garnett, Murphy, Williams Jr., Magnuson, Lauderdale, and Flynn. Not sure they are looking too hard for a so-so OG off waiver wires with so much youth. A starter maybe, but how likely is that? Not very.

I'm actually fine with what they have and want to see how Shanahan molds them into an effective OL. My guess: Staley/Tomlinson/Richburg/Cooper/Gilliam. that would give them an experienced group to start the year. Cooper played RG in Arizona, Cleveland and SF...should be comfortable there.
Your OL looks about right!

McG will be severely tested right out of the Gate.

I can't recall watching Cooper play but if the Cowboys used him he had to be good.

We'll see.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by swaccmac1:
Jonathan Cooper looking good at RG. Jonathan Cooper looking good at RG. Jonathan Cooper looking good at RG. Please be for real Please be for real



I think this is what everyone is hoping for.

If Tomlinson plays better at LG and Cooper can just at least be average at RG, that would be tremendous.


Been having him penciled in at RG all along. As long as he doesn't have a setback, hopefully he's 100% for week1 and has a solid year for us. My money is on he does. He's in his prime and has improved as the years have gone on.
Our new center didn't look so hot. Hope it was just rust
Originally posted by lamontb:
Our new center didn't look so hot. Hope it was just rust

The entire starting OL looked lousy, including Celek whiffing on that one block. I would expect them to keep getting better.
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We need to have patience with the OL. Lot of new faces. Only Staley and Tomlinson have ever played next to each other. Everyone else from Richberg on out were in their first game together. The OL depends more on chemistry and familiarity than any other group. I don't expect them to be real effective until the season starts. Cooper/Garnett have to get healthy and McG needs to get used to the game and whoever is playing next to him.

*stating the obvious*
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Originally posted by dj43:
We need to have patience with the OL. Lot of new faces. Only Staley and Tomlinson have ever played next to each other. Everyone else from Richberg on out were in their first game together. The OL depends more on chemistry and familiarity than any other group. I don't expect them to be real effective until the season starts. Cooper/Garnett have to get healthy and McG needs to get used to the game and whoever is playing next to him.

*stating the obvious*

Give it time, but they don't have a lot of it. These guys CAN'T be missing simple assignments in the zone blocking scheme. The run game was destroyed because these guys didn't know where to be at all. When you're seeing two OL blocking a backside LB and the DT is creaming the RB... you know more work is ahead, A LOT of it.

I don't know if there will be major steps, but seriously, that has to be some of he worst run blocking I've seen in a while (and I watch a lot of college ball). Pass blocking needs some work too. Somewhat better, but not finishing above .500 better.
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Originally posted by Geeked:
Originally posted by dj43:
We need to have patience with the OL. Lot of new faces. Only Staley and Tomlinson have ever played next to each other. Everyone else from Richberg on out were in their first game together. The OL depends more on chemistry and familiarity than any other group. I don't expect them to be real effective until the season starts. Cooper/Garnett have to get healthy and McG needs to get used to the game and whoever is playing next to him.

*stating the obvious*

Give it time, but they don't have a lot of it. These guys CAN'T be missing simple assignments in the zone blocking scheme. The run game was destroyed because these guys didn't know where to be at all. When you're seeing two OL blocking a backside LB and the DT is creaming the RB... you know more work is ahead, A LOT of it.

I don't know if there will be major steps, but seriously, that has to be some of he worst run blocking I've seen in a while (and I watch a lot of college ball). Pass blocking needs some work too. Somewhat better, but not finishing above .500 better.

Pass pro from the starters were fine.Jimmy had time in a clean pocket to throw from in all but 1 attempt. The RG spot and Celek were the issues with the starters when it came to the run game. RG spot is still a point of concern.
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Originally posted by TheNef77:
Originally posted by Geeked:
Originally posted by dj43:
We need to have patience with the OL. Lot of new faces. Only Staley and Tomlinson have ever played next to each other. Everyone else from Richberg on out were in their first game together. The OL depends more on chemistry and familiarity than any other group. I don't expect them to be real effective until the season starts. Cooper/Garnett have to get healthy and McG needs to get used to the game and whoever is playing next to him.

*stating the obvious*

Give it time, but they don't have a lot of it. These guys CAN'T be missing simple assignments in the zone blocking scheme. The run game was destroyed because these guys didn't know where to be at all. When you're seeing two OL blocking a backside LB and the DT is creaming the RB... you know more work is ahead, A LOT of it.

I don't know if there will be major steps, but seriously, that has to be some of he worst run blocking I've seen in a while (and I watch a lot of college ball). Pass blocking needs some work too. Somewhat better, but not finishing above .500 better.

Pass pro from the starters were fine.Jimmy had time in a clean pocket to throw from in all but 1 attempt. The RG spot and Celek were the issues with the starters when it came to the run game. RG spot is still a point of concern.
Jimmy took too many hits for a preseason game, CJ had 5 balls batted down, they really didn't work well until the 3s and 4s were playing...they were subpar.
Originally posted by jcs:
Jimmy took too many hits for a preseason game, CJ had 5 balls batted down, they really didn't work well until the 3s and 4s were playing...they were subpar.


That falls on CJ more than the OL. That many tipped throws is usually related to issues the QB is having.


Dude was hesitating too much or throwing it straight at defenders. There were several passes where he had a clean pocket and had it tipped or gunned it at the ground.
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Originally posted by jcs:
Originally posted by TheNef77:
Originally posted by Geeked:
Originally posted by dj43:
We need to have patience with the OL. Lot of new faces. Only Staley and Tomlinson have ever played next to each other. Everyone else from Richberg on out were in their first game together. The OL depends more on chemistry and familiarity than any other group. I don't expect them to be real effective until the season starts. Cooper/Garnett have to get healthy and McG needs to get used to the game and whoever is playing next to him.

*stating the obvious*

Give it time, but they don't have a lot of it. These guys CAN'T be missing simple assignments in the zone blocking scheme. The run game was destroyed because these guys didn't know where to be at all. When you're seeing two OL blocking a backside LB and the DT is creaming the RB... you know more work is ahead, A LOT of it.

I don't know if there will be major steps, but seriously, that has to be some of he worst run blocking I've seen in a while (and I watch a lot of college ball). Pass blocking needs some work too. Somewhat better, but not finishing above .500 better.

Pass pro from the starters were fine.Jimmy had time in a clean pocket to throw from in all but 1 attempt. The RG spot and Celek were the issues with the starters when it came to the run game. RG spot is still a point of concern.
Jimmy took too many hits for a preseason game, CJ had 5 balls batted down, they really didn't work well until the 3s and 4s were playing...they were subpar.

Watch the first series again from the 1s. Jimmy had decent time and space to throw in all but 1 pass attempt. Jimmy held on too long and took hits. This wasn't like last season where there was no time at all.
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Unsung guys who did well last night

Magnuson
Lauderdale
Person (Started off slow but did well later on.)
LOL

The Pat's love Trent Brown, he's doing great, looks like Jon Ogden, just turned 25, only 9 months older than McGlinchey
https://www.clnsmedia.com/film-review-examining-trent-browns-debut-patriots/
[ Edited by MK_Ultra on Aug 12, 2018 at 4:56 PM ]
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