DE Nick Bosa "Smaller Bear" NO POLITICS

I'm just glad we picked Bosa because it gives us someone to watch every week on defense. Even if the team doesn't do well we have a young guy who could become a force that we can follow. If you think that isn't important, try following the Giants these days. No young talent to watch, no power, just dull games.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
I'm just glad we picked Bosa because it gives us someone to watch every week on defense. Even if the team doesn't do well we have a young guy who could become a force that we can follow. If you think that isn't important, try following the Giants these days. No young talent to watch, no power, just dull games.

But at least that team gave up the farm (or what little they had to give) to get 3 titles in 5 years. I'll be happy despite them sucking in Bochy's farewell season.

His arms were looking a little flabby in one of the pictures. I was a bit nervous until I saw the others and remembered that it's his gargantuan quads that make him effective.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Dude needs to roll those sleeves up and stash a pack of cigarettes in the folds.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

We really need to go back to the beige/tan pants. Any kind of artificial light makes our gold pants look like baby poop yellow.

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Dude needs to roll those sleeves up and stash a pack of cigarettes in the folds.

Do it Fred Dean style.

Originally posted by Giedi:

Maybe he was complaining about complaining?

No response yet.

I think he was just saying play calling is adaptive, opposed to something that can be quantified linearly with numbers. For example, if the opposing offense is in 3rd and short all the time like last year, dictatating to us what play we will call, it won't matter what defense we are in.

A great thing about Harbaughs teams is that they were really strong against the run, routinely forcing teams into 2nd and 3rd and long. It'd be be smart to get back into basic fundamentals like that, good tackling, stopping the run so we can set Ford and Bosa free on passing downs.

Originally posted by T-9ers:

Originally posted by Giedi:

Maybe he was complaining about complaining?

No response yet.

I think he was just saying play calling is adaptive, opposed to something that can be quantified linearly with numbers. For example, if the opposing offense is in 3rd and short all the time like last year, dictatating to us what play we will call, it won't matter what defense we are in.

A great thing about Harbaughs teams is that they were really strong against the run, routinely forcing teams into 2nd and 3rd and long. It'd be be smart to get back into basic fundamentals like that, good tackling, stopping the run so we can set Ford and Bosa free on passing downs.

That has nothing to do with why I brought up those numbers though. SF was actually good in run D last yr.

Regardless of anything if a team is showing 11 personnel, you gotta throw another DB on field and more teams are running that now (and have been the past couple yrs). The rams played out of it 90% of the time last yr. so teams need build their team accordingly.

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by gold49digger:

Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:

If he doesn't have 12 sacks by the end of the season I'll be pissed.

Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by gold49digger:

Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:

If he doesn't have 12 sacks by the end of the season I'll be pissed.

Pfft he better get 12 sacks by the end of PRE season.

Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:

Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by gold49digger:

Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:

If he doesn't have 12 sacks by the end of the season I'll be pissed.

Pfft he better get 12 sacks by the end of PRE season.

WTF are you guys talking about? He should have twelve sacks naow!

Originally posted by NYniner85:

That has nothing to do with why I brought up those numbers though. SF was actually good in run D last yr.

Regardless of anything if a team is showing 11 personnel, you gotta throw another DB on field and more teams are running that now (and have been the past couple yrs). The rams played out of it 90% of the time last yr. so teams need build their team accordingly.

Statistically we might have been good against the run, but in context, in critical situations, I wouldn't say we are what should be considered a good, run stopping team. Average maybe. Regardless though, he was saying it's more complex like a game of chess. Moves, counter moves, adjustments , attacking weaknesses, etc, not just an oversimplification like we play base 25% and nickel 70% no s**t you say.

Originally posted by T-9ers:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

That has nothing to do with why I brought up those numbers though. SF was actually good in run D last yr.

Regardless of anything if a team is showing 11 personnel, you gotta throw another DB on field and more teams are running that now (and have been the past couple yrs). The rams played out of it 90% of the time last yr. so teams need build their team accordingly.

Statistically we might have been good against the run, but in context, in critical situations, I wouldn't say we are what should be considered a good, run stopping team. Average maybe. Regardless though, he was saying it's more complex like a game of chess. Moves, counter moves, adjustments , attacking weaknesses, etc, not just an oversimplification like we play base 25% and nickel 70% no s**t you say.

Earl Mitchell had a lot to do with this. I think Jones will be a huge surprise next year for us. I can't believe how many people missed what was right in front of our eyes. Mitchell was soooo bad he hardly made any plays whatsoever.

You might think so what he's a NT but a decent to good NT really affects the run game. I'm a little biased because I played NT but it's really a shame we got nothing from that position.

And oh yeah... our linebackers were very average as well. Alexander, if he can stay healthy, will be huge for us.

Well, if I wasn't a Bosa fan before I might be now

Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:

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The tweet:

QB nightmare fuel.

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Badass Bosa. That is all