DE Nick Bosa "Smaller Bear" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by HONEYBADGER:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Dude was an absolute animal last night

Yup. No doubt. and he's as key and cornerstone to everything we do. The play that will stick is him taking the cheese on Pacheco.

Yup he was great. But that's the difference between winning a super bowl and losing. Discipline.

He took the bait. There was little to no chance Bosa would run down the RB on the play for a loss anyhow. He just guessed wrong.

KC watched the Detroit game and saw Bosa get abused all night on the edge. Reid saved that play for the exact moment they needed it.

Andy Reid vs Nick Bosa in a chess match is like Einstein vs. Slingblade.

Yeah Bosa's 12 pressures and 2 TFL really made him look stupid. Derp.

KC's offense was pure trash most of the game. Our offense and ST lost this game.

Originally posted by HONEYBADGER:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Dude was an absolute animal last night

Yup. No doubt. and he's as key and cornerstone to everything we do. The play that will stick is him taking the cheese on Pacheco.

Yup he was great. But that's the difference between winning a super bowl and losing. Discipline.

He took the bait. There was little to no chance Bosa would run down the RB on the play for a loss anyhow. He just guessed wrong.

KC watched the Detroit game and saw Bosa get abused all night on the edge. Reid saved that play for the exact moment they needed it.

Andy Reid vs Nick Bosa in a chess match is like Einstein vs. Slingblade.

Originally posted by TD49ers:

Originally posted by HONEYBADGER:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Dude was an absolute animal last night

Yup. No doubt. and he's as key and cornerstone to everything we do. The play that will stick is him taking the cheese on Pacheco.

Yup he was great. But that's the difference between winning a super bowl and losing. Discipline.

He took the bait. There was little to no chance Bosa would run down the RB on the play for a loss anyhow. He just guessed wrong.

KC watched the Detroit game and saw Bosa get abused all night on the edge. Reid saved that play for the exact moment they needed it.

Andy Reid vs Nick Bosa in a chess match is like Einstein vs. Slingblade.

Ya but....he is a beast.

Good game but got his ass handed to him with the SB on the line. Pretty sure we pay him not to look like a donkey on that play.

Originally posted by Young2Rice:
He had a great game but a lapse in judgement cost him legendary status. Football games come down to a handful of plays that really change everything. All he had to do was his job, stay in his lane.

That's it. And this board is 180 today talking about a repeat.

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:
He had a great game but a lapse in judgement cost him legendary status. Football games come down to a handful of plays that really change everything. All he had to do was his job, stay in his lane.

That's it. And this board is 180 today talking about a repeat.

How often do you see Bosa stay home? He's almost always crashing, which means he's being coached to do that. Bosa isn't stupid.

That play was made worse because they were playing man behind it without anyone to exchange gaps with him.

Originally posted by TD49ers:
If you dont think Mahomes is getting the ball in that instance your an idiot. It wasnt even close. No excuses. He s**t the bed. Just stay in your lane! The ends were actually pretty good at it for good chunks of the game so the coached up comment doesnt hold water.

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by TD49ers:
If you dont think Mahomes is getting the ball in that instance your an idiot. It wasnt even close. No excuses. He s**t the bed. Just stay in your lane! The ends were actually pretty good at it for good chunks of the game so the coached up comment doesnt hold water.

He's been doing it the entire year because that's what he's coached to do. I didn't see anyone of you complaining when Bosa stopped a handful of Pacheco's runs from the backside.

Originally posted by TD49ers:
Pachecho never got the ball! The coaches my ass. Stop with BS excuses. He looked like the biggest donkey at the biggest moment in that game. Mahomes was in the shot gun for f**k sakes. Own it.

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by TD49ers:
Pachecho never got the ball! The coaches my ass. Stop with BS excuses. He looked like the biggest donkey at the biggest moment in that game. Mahomes was in the shot gun for f**k sakes. Own it.

I understand you're emotional, but this is reality whether you like it or not. Said it above, but in the wide 9, they always have the end crash for the scrape exchange. I hate to point fingers, but it was likely Fred's job to replace Bosa. That's why Bosa throws his hands up like wtf. Unfortunately, Andy Reid put them in a blender with an RPO that forced Fred to carry the crosser.

Originally posted by TD49ers:
RPO is run pass option....the second Mahomes takes the ball its Bosas job to keep him in the pocket not to crash inside. Mahomes isn't going for the sneak! Reid knows Bosa has no discipline on this type of play.

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:
He had a great game but a lapse in judgement cost him legendary status. Football games come down to a handful of plays that really change everything. All he had to do was his job, stay in his lane.

That's it. And this board is 180 today talking about a repeat.

How often do you see Bosa stay home? He's almost always crashing, which means he's being coached to do that. Bosa isn't stupid.

That play was made worse because nobody was behind to exchange gaps with him.

Originally posted by Young2Rice:
Coaching him to crash should be malpractice. Him impacting the play is unlikely and the risk is huge. Who covers the abandoned gap?

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:
Coaching him to crash should be malpractice. Him impacting the play is unlikely and the risk is huge. Who covers the abandoned gap?

He literally had 2 TFL from crashing down. The wide 9's nature is downhill and aggressive. I've never seen an end slowplay the mesh and squeeze down the line on this type of play in the wide 9.

The backside LB on the play is almost always supposed to replace the crashing end.