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Originally posted by Niners816:
Originally posted by thl408:
Okay here's a shot play that worked and it might have been a TD. We've all seen this play before where the WR/TE will leak out and go deep. Goodwin scored on a similar play versus TB in week 1. Here, Bourne is the WR to sneak out of the formation.
I just love how many times we can run this play. We've seen it wrapped up so many different ways. My personal favorite is still the MG one vs Cincy.
Originally posted by qnnhan7:
I think that one's a bit on Jimmy. There's nobody in the middle of the Skins dline before the snap and the middle of the field after the snap.
Jimmy should see it before the snap that he has the possibility of a running lane
Originally posted by qnnhan7:Originally posted by thl408:This is one of the two sacks on Jimmy. I'll be showing both. If it seems like I'm showing a lot of offensive lowlights it's because I am. In a game where the 49ers only scored 9 points, I wanted to see if it was because they were being ultra conservative or were they trying but just couldn't hit the big one.
2Q 2nd & 10
This is on the drive to end the 1st half. WAS shows a split safety look. Orange and Red routes widen the two safeties for Kittle to split them down the seam in between the Cover 2 safeties.
But it's not Cover2. WAS rotates to a Cover3 "cloud" coverage. Most times, Cover3 is played with 2 CBs and 1 safety as the three deep zones. Here, it's two safeties and 1 CB playing the three deep zones - a bit of a changeup to give a two deep safety look that is not Cover2. There is no longer a seam down the middle of the field for Kittle to attack.
Jimmy is looking for Kittle but that route is not open with the blue safety over the top. Brunskill having a problem with a stab move.
Sacked for -5. 49ers try to hit a big one here, but the coverage rotated to something that shut down what the 49ers dialed up.
I think that one's a bit on Jimmy. There's nobody in the middle of the Skins dline before the snap and the middle of the field after the snap.
Jimmy should see it before the snap that he has the possibility of a running lane
Originally posted by thl408:
Okay here's a shot play that worked and it might have been a TD. We've all seen this play before where the WR/TE will leak out and go deep. Goodwin scored on a similar play versus TB in week 1. Here, Bourne is the WR to sneak out of the formation.
Playaction. Kittle sifts behind the OL and that draws red CB towards the middle of the field. I think WAS is in a Cover3 so red should be gaining depth to cover his deep 1/3.
Jimmy looks to his left and that pulls the middle deep safety (blue) over to Pettis, away from where Bourne is going. Red CB has decided to match Toilolo, abandoning his deep 1/3 responsibility.
Bourne attacks the deep 1/3 zone vacated by red CB.
+26. Jimmy leads Bourne a bit more I think it's a TD.
jd showed some plays where Jimmy used his eyes to move defenders. Here's another example of that. Jimmy normally does this well against zone which is why when he didn't do it on the interception, it was so noteworthy.
Originally posted by Niners816:
The way Kyle uses this play off of his OZ run reminds me of how Walsh and Holmgren used to use the FB Slide action off of the Sweep. You always had to account for it and really despite knowing it was coming it was brutally hard to stop. Granted the Walsh/Holmgren slide was a much shorter play but just the way each branch of plays work off of each other is cool.
Originally posted by KittleSkittle:
"Dad… how did Jimmy Garoppolo get than necklace made of human ankles?"
— Oscar Aparicio (@BetterRivals) October 23, 2019
"Well, son, he collected them from FedEx field." pic.twitter.com/jSDOIIJ6yn
Just watch what happens to Justin Skule on this play. It's tough being an olineman.
Originally posted by thl408:The throw to Bourne play was quite a variation in that Bourne and Jimmy went to the same side that the OL was flowing. Jimmy only looked to the opposite side of the field to draw the middle deep safety away. Toilolo's route was very instrumental in occupying the defender that should have been in the area to defend Bourne. So many variations of a similar type of play. And you're right it was Goodwin vs CIN, not TB as I originally stated.
Originally posted by mayo49:Thank, johnny and thl.
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