Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by YACBros85:
Jimmy doesn't get a pass because if his injuries. If he is that self centered to put himself before the team rather than admit he could not play the position at a high enough level to win the game than he deserves the critism all the same.
Oh I'm not giving him a pass. I'm saying it just made it easier to cement the game plan. I think he was most effected by it on the move so if you can stack the box and run blitz on early Kyle run downs, you're going to put some serious stress on that offense on 2nd and 3rd downs!
Now, if we had the Mostert running game against GB or even the Chiefs from the Superbowl, they'd be in big trouble. But we just didn't have the same run game. Williams was so badly injured, Brunskill and Compton are, Mack was getting out-muscled, Kittle was banged up, Mitchell eventually needed surgery, we had RB's in off the streets, taking Deebo out as a WR to be our RB played into their run blitzing and not needing to worry about much else, etc.
Mostert is not here, he is not coming back. If Trey can prove to be as affective in the short passing game as Jimmy while hitting those deeper and outside routes, teams will no longer be able to lockdown one area of the field and expect to beat us just like the rams did. While I don't believe our offense will ever reach 600 pass attempts in a single season, I do believe we will see more 30-40 pass attempt games. It is every play-callers dreams to be able to dominate in both run and pass, depending on what the defense is trying to stop.
For sure. That's definitely the idea...similar efficiency on the low volume passes but more explosives added on and off schedule with both his legs and arm. And the ability to consistently attack outside the hashes is really important too. That's the goal! From a skill set perspective, he just gives you a few more tools. But he's got to learn the QB part first. If he puts it all together consistently, look out!!!
You bring up a great point. I know Gore and I have had some philosophical discussions on this topic as well.
But maybe in our PYMWYMI thread, we could include the record and the pedicted passing/rushing attempts this year and see where we end up in the end.
I'm down for that.
Put me down for 609 pass attempts.
Bless you! LOL
PS: That certainly would be fun though, huh!
, Mack was getting out-muscled, Kittle was banged up, Mitchell eventually needed surgery, we had RB's in off the streets, taking Deebo out as a WR to be our RB played into their run blitzing and not needing to worry about much else, etc.