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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

Post#21 » by Profound23 » Thu Sep 23, 2021 5:16 pm

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Welp....maybe posting cryptic messages about how this is the last dance doesn't help things huh?

I personally wish we would have traded Rodgers/Adams and recouped more picks than Vikings did for Herschell Walker.....but this is what we have and the thought of this being the last year and watching our two best players walk for no compensation or pennies on the dollar is a little frustrating.
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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

Post#22 » by Profound23 » Thu Sep 23, 2021 5:17 pm

If Jenkins is out, we lose in another blowout in the Bay.

If he plays, we have a chance but I would still pick the 49ers.
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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

Post#24 » by Ron Swanson » Thu Sep 23, 2021 6:36 pm

Don't expect him to say anything different and he can sugarcoat it all he wants, but being forced to approach your D-coordinator 1.5 games into the season to tell him his scheme is getting thrashed is never a good sign. We better see both a different approach and some different personnel (King's ass firmly planted on the bench for starters) or else people are seriously gonna start questioning the coaching structure. Because he's right about one thing, the responsibility ultimately falls on him.
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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

Post#25 » by LUKE23 » Thu Sep 23, 2021 8:27 pm

All I've seen to start the season is **** run D, no pass rush, and zero coverage improvement from King. Campbell appears to be a minor upgrade over Kirksey (hopefully more), but the lack of DL talent and Barry's scheme (at least early impressions) do not have be optimistic about the D whatsoever.

The Niners physicality is a terrible matchup for our team especially with a banged up OL. I expect them to run the **** all over us and to destroy Rodgers.
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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

Post#26 » by stillgotgame » Thu Sep 23, 2021 9:03 pm

Lots of 49ers either hurt or gone from the team that demolished us in the NFC champ game a couple years ago.
On offense Mostert is out, and they only throw to 1 WR, Deebo. Put Jaire on him all over the field.
On defense a couple lineman and Richard Sherman are gone, and a starting CB is out for the season (Verrett)

We should be able to score on these guys. If Jenkins is hurt MLF needs to display a little coaching wizardry that we imagine he has and get Bosa blocked. Chip him with a TE or RB, run some screens at him, or cut him - instead of him just running all over us.

Very winnable game. Time for our big money stars to show off against someone stronger than beating the Lions at Lambeau.
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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

Post#27 » by M-C-G » Fri Sep 24, 2021 2:01 pm

Ron Swanson wrote:Don't expect him to say anything different and he can sugarcoat it all he wants, but being forced to approach your D-coordinator 1.5 games into the season to tell him his scheme is getting thrashed is never a good sign. We better see both a different approach and some different personnel (King's ass firmly planted on the bench for starters) or else people are seriously gonna start questioning the coaching structure. Because he's right about one thing, the responsibility ultimately falls on him.



This is obviously extremely small sample size but worth noting;

PFF #9 CB in player grades is a Packer.
PFF #21 CB in player grades is a Packer.
PFF #69 CB in player grades is a Packer.
PFF #83 CB in player grades is a Packer.

Spoiler:
PFF #9 CB - Stokes :o
PFF #21 - Alexander :D
PFF #69 - Sullivan :)
PFF #83 - King :cry:


Stokes is also the #1 rookie CB, a few spots ahead of Surtain
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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

Post#28 » by Daver » Fri Sep 24, 2021 5:03 pm

stillgotgame wrote:Lots of 49ers either hurt or gone from the team that demolished us in the NFC champ game a couple years ago.
On offense Mostert is out, and they only throw to 1 WR, Deebo. Put Jaire on him all over the field.
On defense a couple lineman and Richard Sherman are gone, and a starting CB is out for the season (Verrett)

We should be able to score on these guys. If Jenkins is hurt MLF needs to display a little coaching wizardry that we imagine he has and get Bosa blocked. Chip him with a TE or RB, run some screens at him, or cut him - instead of him just running all over us.

Very winnable game. Time for our big money stars to show off against someone stronger than beating the Lions at Lambeau.



Time for our O coordinator to watch TBs offense and see how they run a O the dinking n dunking and quick passes brady throws to avoid being sacked.
Is TBs O talent seriously that much better than GBs or do they have a better o scheme
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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

Post#29 » by MickeyDavis » Fri Sep 24, 2021 5:25 pm

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stillgotgame wrote:Lots of 49ers either hurt or gone from the team that demolished us in the NFC champ game a couple years ago.
On offense Mostert is out, and they only throw to 1 WR, Deebo. Put Jaire on him all over the field.
On defense a couple lineman and Richard Sherman are gone, and a starting CB is out for the season (Verrett)

We should be able to score on these guys. If Jenkins is hurt MLF needs to display a little coaching wizardry that we imagine he has and get Bosa blocked. Chip him with a TE or RB, run some screens at him, or cut him - instead of him just running all over us.

Very winnable game. Time for our big money stars to show off against someone stronger than beating the Lions at Lambeau.



Time for our O coordinator to watch TBs offense and see how they run a O the dinking n dunking and quick passes brady throws to avoid being sacked.
Is TBs O talent seriously that much better than GBs or do they have a better o scheme


We led the league in scoring last year and yes we laid an egg in game 1 but I'm not worried about the offense at all. Sure I'll feel better when Bahk is back. I'm confident MLF will game plan for Bosa accordingly. Of course not all game plans work to perfection, Bosa is great, but it's the defense that keeps me up at night.
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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

Post#30 » by ReasonablySober » Fri Sep 24, 2021 9:25 pm

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Post#31 » by Daver » Fri Sep 24, 2021 10:22 pm

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I think we're going to get absolutely destroyed.



What exactly did pettines D give up with pretty much the exact same talent outside the tackles
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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

Post#33 » by Treebeard » Fri Sep 24, 2021 11:00 pm

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One bit I saw on TV was Nijman (sp?) at LT, but it wouldn't surprise me if Turner slid over to LT for this game instead
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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

Post#34 » by LikeABosh » Sat Sep 25, 2021 2:51 am

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stillgotgame wrote:Lots of 49ers either hurt or gone from the team that demolished us in the NFC champ game a couple years ago.
On offense Mostert is out, and they only throw to 1 WR, Deebo. Put Jaire on him all over the field.
On defense a couple lineman and Richard Sherman are gone, and a starting CB is out for the season (Verrett)

We should be able to score on these guys. If Jenkins is hurt MLF needs to display a little coaching wizardry that we imagine he has and get Bosa blocked. Chip him with a TE or RB, run some screens at him, or cut him - instead of him just running all over us.

Very winnable game. Time for our big money stars to show off against someone stronger than beating the Lions at Lambeau.



Time for our O coordinator to watch TBs offense and see how they run a O the dinking n dunking and quick passes brady throws to avoid being sacked.
Is TBs O talent seriously that much better than GBs or do they have a better o scheme


Gave up fewer sacks than TB last year and despite having less WR talent, the Packers had the better offense. You're complaining about offensive scheme because of sacks...it couldn't be because we're missing the best LT in the game and we've inserted two rookies into the lineup, could it?
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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

Post#35 » by Daver » Sat Sep 25, 2021 8:13 pm

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stillgotgame wrote:Lots of 49ers either hurt or gone from the team that demolished us in the NFC champ game a couple years ago.
On offense Mostert is out, and they only throw to 1 WR, Deebo. Put Jaire on him all over the field.
On defense a couple lineman and Richard Sherman are gone, and a starting CB is out for the season (Verrett)

We should be able to score on these guys. If Jenkins is hurt MLF needs to display a little coaching wizardry that we imagine he has and get Bosa blocked. Chip him with a TE or RB, run some screens at him, or cut him - instead of him just running all over us.

Very winnable game. Time for our big money stars to show off against someone stronger than beating the Lions at Lambeau.



Time for our O coordinator to watch TBs offense and see how they run a O the dinking n dunking and quick passes brady throws to avoid being sacked.
Is TBs O talent seriously that much better than GBs or do they have a better o scheme


Gave up fewer sacks than TB last year and despite having less WR talent, the Packers had the better offense. You're complaining about offensive scheme because of sacks...it couldn't be because we're missing the best LT in the game and we've inserted two rookies into the lineup, could it?



Im not complaining about sacks at all actually im just like the way TB moves the ball more consistently than the oackers do.
I think the packers could excel at that dink n dunk O especially when baki is out and they do move the ball just inconsistent and against a good pass rush thats what the packers need to do.
On 3rd n 7 brady throws it 8 yards keeps the chains moving on 3rd and 7 rogers throws a 20 yard pass just dont get those plays never have
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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

Post#36 » by LikeABosh » Sat Sep 25, 2021 9:02 pm

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Time for our O coordinator to watch TBs offense and see how they run a O the dinking n dunking and quick passes brady throws to avoid being sacked.
Is TBs O talent seriously that much better than GBs or do they have a better o scheme


Gave up fewer sacks than TB last year and despite having less WR talent, the Packers had the better offense. You're complaining about offensive scheme because of sacks...it couldn't be because we're missing the best LT in the game and we've inserted two rookies into the lineup, could it?



Im not complaining about sacks at all actually im just like the way TB moves the ball more consistently than the oackers do.
I think the packers could excel at that dink n dunk O especially when baki is out and they do move the ball just inconsistent and against a good pass rush thats what the packers need to do.
On 3rd n 7 brady throws it 8 yards keeps the chains moving on 3rd and 7 rogers throws a 20 yard pass just dont get those plays never have


50.97% 3rd down conversion rate last year which was easily the best in the NFL. We need a healthy OL, not a new scheme.

The OL is currently held up by rookies and duct tape. Let's give it some time before we start complaining about MLF not knowing what he's doing on offense. I think he's earned that
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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

Post#37 » by Profound23 » Sat Sep 25, 2021 11:00 pm

Just keep Rodgers healthy
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Re: Packers/Niners Leadup - SNF 

Post#38 » by th87 » Sun Sep 26, 2021 3:57 am

I suspect by the end of this game, I'm grateful for the Bucks' championship.

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