WILDCARD Round Coaches Film Analysis

Originally posted by cortana49:

And I'm still rocking that awesome intro video you made me. That thing has proved invaluable. Thank you, thank you, thank you

Originally posted by jonnydel:
And I'm still rocking that awesome intro video you made me. That thing has proved invaluable. Thank you, thank you, thank you

If you ever feel it needs a refresh, just let me know.

Originally posted by cortana49:

Originally posted by jonnydel:
And I'm still rocking that awesome intro video you made me. That thing has proved invaluable. Thank you, thank you, thank you

If you ever feel it needs a refresh, just let me know.

appreciate it. I still get the feels when I can plug it in. It was literally perfect for what I wanted.

Back by popular demand. Excellent work, but that is par for the course.

Nice breakdown of the coverage disguise and how that makes Dak hold the ball a tick longer, which allows the longer developing stunts and games to get home.

Ambry Thomas reading the three step drop and driving on the quick Out. Good stuff, that can also be attacked with double moves. Will be interesting if GB attacks this.

I think DAL came in trying to establish a run game, but the 49er early lead made DAL impatient. I'm glad you showed one of the plays where DAL lined up with two OL in the backfield. My guess is the plan was to get big, run the ball, get the 49ers into an 8 man front, then bomb it to 1v1 coverage on the outside where DAL felt they had the advantage, like the play you showed (Ward near miss INT). DAL simply never took the time to really establish that grouping/alignment as a threat. My guess is because they found themselves down early and got impatient.

Tyron Smith sure did not look like an all pro left tackle. Did he study so much for Bosa that he didn't know who #94 and #92 was?

Awesome video jd.

Originally posted by thl408:
Nice breakdown of the coverage disguise and how that makes Dak hold the ball a tick longer, which allows the longer developing stunts and games to get home.

Ambry Thomas reading the three step drop and driving on the quick Out. Good stuff, that can also be attacked with double moves. Will be interesting if GB attacks this.

I think DAL came in trying to establish a run game, but the 49er early lead made DAL impatient. I'm glad you showed one of the plays where DAL lined up with two OL in the backfield. My guess is the plan was to get big, run the ball, get the 49ers into an 8 man front, then bomb it to 1v1 coverage on the outside where DAL felt they had the advantage, like the play you showed (Ward near miss INT). DAL simply never took the time to really establish that grouping/alignment as a threat. My guess is because they found themselves down early and got impatient.

Tyron Smith sure did not look like an all pro left tackle. Did he study so much for Bosa that he didn't know who #94 and #92 was?

Awesome video jd.

Greg Cosell was actually talking about this on KNBR last Wednesday (TKB Show) and Thursday (Murph and Mac), how Tyron Smith was at one time, basically Trent Williams, but as of late, has become much "stiffer" as a player

Originally posted by grapesofrathman:
Greg Cosell was actually talking about this on KNBR last Wednesday (TKB Show) and Thursday (Murph and Mac), how Tyron Smith was at one time, basically Trent Williams, but as of late, has become much "stiffer" as a player

I guess his play has been dropping off? If you didn't know who Tyron Smith was on Sunday, there's no way anyone would think he was an all pro.

Originally posted by jonnydel:

Originally posted by cortana49:

Originally posted by jonnydel:
And I'm still rocking that awesome intro video you made me. That thing has proved invaluable. Thank you, thank you, thank you

If you ever feel it needs a refresh, just let me know.

appreciate it. I still get the feels when I can plug it in. It was literally perfect for what I wanted.

Literally perfect or just perfect? I mean, aren't they the same thing? LOL

Originally posted by Joecool:

Originally posted by jonnydel:

Originally posted by cortana49:

Originally posted by jonnydel:
And I'm still rocking that awesome intro video you made me. That thing has proved invaluable. Thank you, thank you, thank you

If you ever feel it needs a refresh, just let me know.

appreciate it. I still get the feels when I can plug it in. It was literally perfect for what I wanted.

Literally perfect or just perfect? I mean, aren't they the same thing? LOL

Well there is a figuratively perfect. You know when someone says, "that woman is gorgeous, she's perfect" she's not technically perfect but figuratively.

So, I say, "literally" to be clear that it's not just hyperbole.

Nice breakdown as always, Jonny.

I hope Ambry's confidence continues to build this week. I hope Ryan's gets that fade route from the slot figured out before we head to GB.

All I heard from Dallas fans all week was how dominant their offensive line is. They cannot be that dominant if they needed 7 of them to pass protect and still couldn't get the job done.

Jimmy has to do a better job protecting the ball this week or there is a good chance we'll be knocked out of contention.

Originally posted by jonnydel:

Originally posted by Joecool:

Originally posted by jonnydel:

Originally posted by cortana49:

Originally posted by jonnydel:
And I'm still rocking that awesome intro video you made me. That thing has proved invaluable. Thank you, thank you, thank you

If you ever feel it needs a refresh, just let me know.

appreciate it. I still get the feels when I can plug it in. It was literally perfect for what I wanted.

Literally perfect or just perfect? I mean, aren't they the same thing? LOL

Well there is a figuratively perfect. You know when someone says, "that woman is gorgeous, she's perfect" she's not technically perfect but figuratively.

So, I say, "literally" to be clear that it's not just hyperbole.

Wheb you have to break down syntaxes like football, you've been into too many forum battles

They used up to seven lineman in one play

That pass Rush was really doing the number on them

Originally posted by SlowDownBoy:
They used up to seven lineman in one play

That pass Rush was really doing the number on them

Agree, and great breakdowns JD!

JD