Niner Talk » Jacob Cowing-WR-Arizona, 135th Pick, 2024 Draft
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Niner Talk » Jacob Cowing-WR-Arizona, 135th Pick, 2024 Draft
Originally posted by the_dynasty:
Originally posted by ModestoNiner33:
I am most intrigued by the elevation of Jake Stoll. Could this be the game Shanny goes 13 personnel?
Personally I think the thought process here is that they are going to play Willis at FB while Juice is gone, so they need a backup TE in case one of Kittle/Farrell get banged up.
Niner Talk » Week 5, Pre-game thread - Oct. 11, 49ers at Lumen Field in Seattle versus the Seahawks
Originally posted by billbird2111:
Originally posted by Chance:
This game will come down to the trenches. Last year their dline dominated this oline. But our oline has been improved, mostly in pass protection, but I've noticed a renewed nastiness.
I've noticed an improvement out of the right side of the line. The left side, not as much. Trent just doesn't collapse one half of an entire defensive line like he once did. But I agree that the interior run is important. I would love to see Black rip off some big chunks of yardage. Lost in last week's win over Denver was an absolutely crushing block from Brendel that put Kittle untouched into the endzone because he was given a street sized path to run through.
The 49er defense is much, much improved. The Seahawks did not have to worry about Warner or Greenlaw in the final two games last season. Dre, for some reason, always saves his best for Seattle. He frustrates that team to no end. I would not be surprised to see him come up with a few key plays tomorrow. I'm also hoping to see a little life from last year's first round draft pick. Williams sounds as if he's ready to make an impact. Tomorrow will tell.
Niner Talk » Week 5, Pre-game thread - Oct. 11, 49ers at Lumen Field in Seattle versus the Seahawks
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:That playoff win from last season felt pretty good
I know from a record and season standpoint a loss tomorrow wouldn't be the end of the world… but man it would hurt like hell. Getting a win somehow would probably be our biggest regular season win since 2023 (even bigger than @ Rams last year). It's hard to not badly want this win…
Niner Talk » Week 5, Pre-game thread - Oct. 11, 49ers at Lumen Field in Seattle versus the Seahawks
Originally posted by TD49ers:
Originally posted by Memphis9er:
Also people forget or don't realize he played when the position was not nearly as protected as they are now. Some folks who are younger don't know how much different the NFL used to be about hitting the quarterbacks. No fault of theirs, the game has just changed a lot since the 80s-90s to protect the star QBs.
For sure.QB were getting killed. Joe Montana htiitng the frozen Meadowlands turf always comes to mind...Jim Burt?
Originally posted by Cosmo:
Originally posted by Chance:
When you have an elite QB, your window is always open. We need the draft capital to keep restocking the roster as it ages. The last two drafts are looking pretty good so far. Whatever moves we make, I don't expect it to be massive. Expect a trade for a guy like Mack, or a run stuffing dlineman that is under the radar. I doubt we'll trade for an expensive star.
This. Joe won 4 with completely different teams, Brady also. But other key pieces like TW, Bosa, Kittle and Juice will ALL need to be addressed very soon to keep a legitimate window open. Purdy has proven he can do it with just about any WR.
Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:That playoff win from last season felt pretty good
I know from a record and season standpoint a loss tomorrow wouldn't be the end of the world… but man it would hurt like hell. Getting a win somehow would probably be our biggest regular season win since 2023 (even bigger than @ Rams last year). It's hard to not badly want this win…
Niner Talk » Week 5, Pre-game thread - Oct. 11, 49ers at Lumen Field in Seattle versus the Seahawks
Originally posted by Memphis9er:
Also people forget or don't realize he played when the position was not nearly as protected as they are now. Some folks who are younger don't know how much different the NFL used to be about hitting the quarterbacks. No fault of theirs, the game has just changed a lot since the 80s-90s to protect the star QBs.
Originally posted by Cosmo:
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by Cosmo:JS is a key piece in the Titans rebuild. It will take a king's ransom to get him
Just trade for Jeffrey Simmons and call it a day. Dude would immediately improve a very good defense, and if Bosa and Williams stay healthy, the defense would keep us in every game so long as the offense continues to hum.
He could also be a centerpiece of our D line. I'd be fine giving our 1st this year and a later round or player to get him.
Originally posted by Stanley:
Originally posted by Giedi:
The draft in 2027 is supposedly deep in edge rushers, and its supposedly has several generational offensive tackles too. I defer to the draft nerds on the draft, but its something to consider in whether to keep Mac for this year *only* or to trade him for a possible elite edge rusher in the draft or additonal draft capital to bolster an aging offensive personnel. I'd like next years draft to be one to keep multiple Superbowl windows open in the future while Brock is at his peak.
NOPE - the window has been open forever. The time is now. Not half assing it bc you're worried about the future.
Originally posted by TD49ers:Care to provide anything on your take or just troll ..
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
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Arse and internet....centuries apart. I thought they retired that word
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by TD49ers:
https://scramblingegg.com/top-100-quarterbacks-of-all-time/
Originally posted by TD49ers:
https://www.profootballresearchers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8497
Brother, he's 9th and 10th in these lists.
Niner Talk » Week 5, Pre-game thread - Oct. 11, 49ers at Lumen Field in Seattle versus the Seahawks
Originally posted by TD49ers:
Originally posted by Giedi:
The draft in 2027 is supposedly deep in edge rushers, and its supposedly has several generational offensive tackles too. I defer to the draft nerds on the draft, but its something to consider in whether to keep Mac for this year *only* or to trade him for a possible elite edge rusher in the draft or additonal draft capital to bolster an aging offensive personnel. I'd like next years draft to be one to keep multiple Superbowl windows open in the future while Brock is at his peak.
Not sure why you are hanging your hat on the draft run by Shanylynch.
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
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