SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS at HOUSTON TEXANS GAMEDAY THREAD 2015-Preseason Week 1

Originally posted by NinerGM:
But what you're not seeing is that the pass, was intended to be behind the receiver so no one else could possibly catch it. He's so much better at placement than Kaep.

lmao

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by NinerGM:

But what you're not seeing is that the pass, was intended to be behind the receiver so no one else could possibly catch it. He's so much better at placement than Kaep.

lmao

All I like seeing is a WCO staple still doing what it did in the glory days. That Is, scoring a redzone td and making it look pretty easy in doing so.

Originally posted by Niners816:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by NinerGM:
But what you're not seeing is that the pass, was intended to be behind the receiver so no one else could possibly catch it. He's so much better at placement than Kaep.

lmao

All I like seeing is a WCO staple still doing what it did in the glory days. That Is, scoring a redzone td and making it look pretty easy in doing so.

Granted it was vs a vanilla defense, it did look incredibly easy, and didnt need to take an entire play clock to do it

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Granted it was vs a vanilla defense, it did look incredibly easy, and didnt need to take an entire play clock to do it

Kinda like the idea of VD running the cross on this type of play. Hell, that's the great thing about shallow cross you can really run it with any WR/TE and it's usually money. It's just a great redzone play.

Someone make a SF vs. Vikings gameday thread.

Might as well take a look at the one completion.
Spot concept; 5man blitz; can't tell coverage


Corner route is pushing deep defender back. Key defender (orange) follows the flat (horizontal stretch) and opens the passing lane to the curl.

Originally posted by thl408:

Might as well take a look at the one completion.
Spot concept; 5man blitz; can't tell coverage


Corner route is pushing deep defender back. Key defender (orange) follows the flat (horizontal stretch) and opens the passing lane to the curl.

Money!!!!!

Also should be noted, it was a spot concept that he absolutely butchered in that Raider game on the first play. Nice to see him perform nicely (he's done it many times before).

Can anyone post the play he threw out of bounds? Cossell said he had Boldin wide open.

Originally posted by Joecool:
Can anyone post the play he threw out of bounds? Cossell said he had Boldin wide open.

Already debunked - Texans ILB squatted the route and blocked the lane at the LOS, someone made a gif of it - on Kap thread or earlier in this one.

Originally posted by Joecool:

Can anyone post the play he threw out of bounds? Cossell said he had Boldin wide open.

Note:Photo & Gifs were originally made by poster awp8912





Hou defender #95 is in the pass lane, causes kap to red light the throw to Boldin.

Originally posted by Niners816:

Originally posted by Joecool:
Can anyone post the play he threw out of bounds? Cossell said he had Boldin wide open.

Note:Photo & Gifs were originally made by poster awp8912





Hou defender #95 is in the pass lane, causes kap to red light the throw to Boldin.

Kaep should have just thrown it and let it get knowcked down or even INT..that would would have shown these posters

one completion breakdown lol

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Niners816:

Originally posted by Joecool:
Can anyone post the play he threw out of bounds? Cossell said he had Boldin wide open.

Note:Photo & Gifs were originally made by poster awp8912





Hou defender #95 is in the pass lane, causes kap to red light the throw to Boldin.

Kaep should have just thrown it and let it get knowcked down or even INT..that would would have shown these posters

If it were a QB with a quick release, he may be able to zip it by the LB before he gets a chance to react but with Kap's windup, LB would have telegraphed it and jumped. But there are things he can do to make that throw. The fact that Boldin appears to be the primary receiver, Kap knows he's going to throw to him. Notice the open space to where Boldin is running to off his cut. Kap sees the lane blocked, he needs to shift slightly to his left in the pocket to let Boldin clear a little more and then make the throw to the left of #95.

What he did wrong in terms of fundamentals: He did step to his left but it was more of a step to begin running to his left which took himself out of his stance and any chance to make a throw rather than keeping his base and, with proper footwork, shifting to the left so that he can still make the throw. Once he realized running to the left wasn't going to work, THEN and ONLY THEN, he tried to reset his stance but didn't like what he saw and finally began running out of the pocket.

Kap should have used better fundamental footwork to shift rather than do what he did. These are the growing pains of running QB's and that's the biggest differences between the two types of mobile QB's: a running QB (Kap/VIck/Cunningham) vs a scrambling QB (Rodger/Luck/Wilson(somewhat but he's just cray-cray).

Originally posted by Joecool:
If it were a QB with a quick release, he may be able to zip it by the LB before he gets a chance to react but with Kap's windup, LB would have telegraphed it and jumped. But there are things he can do to make that throw. The fact that Boldin appears to be the primary receiver, Kap knows he's going to throw to him. Notice the open space to where Boldin is running to off his cut. Kap sees the lane blocked, he needs to shift slightly to his left in the pocket to let Boldin clear a little more and then make the throw to the left of #95.

What he did wrong in terms of fundamentals: He did step to his left but it was more of a step to begin running to his left which took himself out of his stance and any chance to make a throw rather than keeping his base and, with proper footwork, shifting to the left so that he can still make the throw. Once he realized running to the left wasn't going to work, THEN and ONLY THEN, he tried to reset his stance but didn't like what he saw and finally began running out of the pocket.

Kap should have used better fundamental footwork to shift rather than do what he did. These are the growing pains of running QB's and that's the biggest differences between the two types of mobile QB's: a running QB (Kap/VIck/Cunningham) vs a scrambling QB (Rodger/Luck/Wilson(somewhat but he's just cray-cray).

It's just one play, in the preseason.

Originally posted by Joecool:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Niners816:

Originally posted by Joecool:
Can anyone post the play he threw out of bounds? Cossell said he had Boldin wide open.

Note:Photo & Gifs were originally made by poster awp8912





Hou defender #95 is in the pass lane, causes kap to red light the throw to Boldin.

Kaep should have just thrown it and let it get knowcked down or even INT..that would would have shown these posters

If it were a QB with a quick release, he may be able to zip it by the LB before he gets a chance to react but with Kap's windup, LB would have telegraphed it and jumped. But there are things he can do to make that throw. The fact that Boldin appears to be the primary receiver, Kap knows he's going to throw to him. Notice the open space to where Boldin is running to off his cut. Kap sees the lane blocked, he needs to shift slightly to his left in the pocket to let Boldin clear a little more and then make the throw to the left of #95.

What he did wrong in terms of fundamentals: He did step to his left but it was more of a step to begin running to his left which took himself out of his stance and any chance to make a throw rather than keeping his base and, with proper footwork, shifting to the left so that he can still make the throw. Once he realized running to the left wasn't going to work, THEN and ONLY THEN, he tried to reset his stance but didn't like what he saw and finally began running out of the pocket.

Kap should have used better fundamental footwork to shift rather than do what he did. These are the growing pains of running QB's and that's the biggest differences between the two types of mobile QB's: a running QB (Kap/VIck/Cunningham) vs a scrambling QB (Rodger/Luck/Wilson(somewhat but he's just cray-cray).

you act like he had 5 seconds to sit there

if looney did not chase the guy in front of him, he could have blocked 95