Coaches Film Analysis: 2019 Season

Originally posted by Allx9er:
Have you ever thought about teaming up with john Chapman in some capacity?

I can't say that I have, as I'm not sure who that is

Let me get the tissues.

Originally posted by Allx9er:
Have you ever thought about teaming up with john Chapman in some capacity?

I've seen his work. That dude ain't on jd's level.

How did Jimmy's personality look compared to week 1?

plays covered:
1. Jimmy INT
2. 12:44 2nd qtr, Breida 4 yd run
3. 11:26 2nd qtr, Breida crazy big Barry Sanders run
4. 11:02 2nd qtr pass to Kittle
5. Wilson TD #1
6. Screen pass to Deebo 6:57 2nd qtr

Originally posted by SkyZer0:
How did Jimmy's personality look compared to week 1?

Well, maybe a tad more IT, like IT chapter 2, a small chihuahua in him.

Originally posted by jonnydel:

Originally posted by SkyZer0:
How did Jimmy's personality look compared to week 1?

Well, maybe a tad more IT, like IT chapter 2, a small chihuahua in him.

thanks! very encouraging!

Originally posted by SkyZer0:

How did Jimmy's personality look compared to week 1?

I have been tempted to ask that same question all day.

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by Allx9er:

Have you ever thought about teaming up with john Chapman in some capacity?

I've seen his work. That dude ain't on jd's level.

Didn't say all that. Not trying to compare the 2. Just think that if they thought what they do well individually could mesh well in a collaborative manner.

A cool, well rounded, interesting and informative show only helps us fans.

This is crazy....Jimmy's last throw of the game came with 3:09 left in the 3rd qtr........

We went 18:00 of the game only calling run plays, lol.

Originally posted by jonnydel:

This is crazy....Jimmy's last throw of the game came with 3:09 left in the 3rd qtr........

We went 18:00 of the game only calling run plays, lol.

Very impressive day for any QB not named Mahomes.

Originally posted by jonnydel:

This is crazy....Jimmy's last throw of the game came with 3:09 left in the 3rd qtr........

We went 18:00 of the game only calling run plays, lol.

Just missing this site(starters in ball caps in the 4th):


...and the total 90s feeling would be complete.

Originally posted by jonnydel:
First, we'll talk about the different units:

OFFENSE: Kyle's gameplan was awesome, no doubt. It was focused on a lot of east/west horizontal movement that had the Bengals defenders spinning. They were never sure which way the ball was going to go and it made them play hesitantly. There were plays we had multiple guys open and the Bengals never had an answer. Some of it was also just the skill of our players. That's when you have the great mix of a great offensive coach, with great players, it's really hard to stop. Jimmy played a really solid game. Sure, he was given some easy throws but he also had some plays that were what made us fall in love in the first place. His INT looked worse than it was during the broadcast, it was some of his inexperience coming through.

DEFENSE: It all started up front. Those guys had Dalton on an accelerated clock all game. It made him miss throws, hurry throws and be skiddish all day. They absolutely stuffed the run and controlled the game.

Lots of great stuff to see and so we'll dive right in!

Nice. I had this typed ready to post before the thread.

The 49ers again featured the running game, but unlike the Bucs game, they had success all day running the ball vs CIN's defense. The 49er running attack'stheme for the day is misdirection. Of the run plays leading up to the 4th quarter (omitting the 4th quarter because garbage time), I counted 24 runs by RBs. Of those 24 runs, I counted 8 runs with misdirection. This includes counters, or other methods of causing the CIN defense to false step due to opposite offensive line flow away from playside. 7 of the first 13 runs had an element of misdirection.

The misdirection theme also extended to the passing game. The Goodwin TD catch drew defenders to one side of the field only for the 49ers to attack the other side. The Pettis throw across the field had the same idea. Also a Deebo screen pass where Jimmy bootlegged to one side and threw to the other side of the field. Then there are the QB bootlegs and slides which are the typical misdirection plays we're accustomed to seeing Kyle dial up.
The funniest play is the Kittle big catch and run where he stiff armed two defenders. The underneath defender on the playside had no clue where the ball was. Even after Jimmy threw the pass to Kittle and Kittle caught it, the defender was clueless where the ball was. This play captured perfectly what the CINdefenders were going through all day - their heads were spinning with all the misdirection. At some point you no longer strust your eyes, hesitation creeps in, and you are constantly one step behind.

Defensively the 49ers finally have the horses to play a bend don't break style. Basically it's the ability to play zone with seven in coverage. It's a philosophy that requires the offense to string together long drives in order to score while not making mistakes along the way. Of CIN's first 7 drives, before garbage time set in in the 4th quarter, 5 of those 7 drives had either a sack, offensive holding call, or ended in an INT. Those are drive killers and puts the offense in a hole.
49ers played considerably more 2 high coverage than last week, and this was before building a three score lead. The 49er DLine had their way containing CIN to under 2 yards per rush, 4 sacks, and 4 offensive holding calls. As soon as the 49ers jumped ahead by a few scores, it made CIN one diensional and it was all downhill for CIN. I'll show some of the times they went 2 high safety and it caused Dalton to hesitate.

nice work

Excellent breakdowns as always

Thank you