Game Day 5 – Jacques Cousteau’s Revenge

Here we go again. Another bad east coast team comes to Santa Clara after travelling west. Another chance to pad the record against the Miami Blowfish before the good teams roll in. The good news is the offense is getting healthy. Jimmy G, Raheem Mostert, and Deebo Samuel are back so we should be able to score.

The defense is in a state of disarray, but I think Dre Greenlaw is returning, so team speed just went up a lot. He has been missed terrible.

And this is also a big game for Kyle Shanahan. For me, his play calling and decision-making has been sub-par so far this season. His time management isn’t as bad as Snappie Khaki, but he seems to be unsure come 2-minute warning time. I’m also disappointed when we go away from plays that work.

The misdirection runs that work so well seem to vaporize as the games roll along. The run game seems to dry up when we aren’t trying to be less obvious. Which leads to 3rd and unmanageable. And sacks. ince our QBs are challenged with avoiding sacks, it leads to fumbles and bad decisions.

Raiders about to beat the Chiefs.

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88 Responses to Game Day 5 – Jacques Cousteau’s Revenge

  1. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Teams generally ignore all the pre-span motion and pay shit straight up now. I just wish Shanny would help out his QBs by getting the ball out faster. Rare are the 3 step drops and quick slants.

  2. Irish Kevin's avatar Irish Kevin says:

    Wow I didn’t know Ryan was 37 years old, he was more mobile than the Niners 3 QBs

  3. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Yeah, He’s no spring chicken, yet he escapes pressure better than any of our guys.

    Maybe we should re-sign Kaepernick. At least he can run.

  4. Irish Kevin's avatar Irish Kevin says:

    Mostert 90 yards, I have always said I will let a RB run up and down the field, if you don’t score who cares how many yards a RB has

  5. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    There’s nothing wrong with running. But if you can’t protect the QB, they become ineffective.

    We have yet to adjust to all the pressure our QBs face.

    New thread is up.

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