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2025 Training Camp and Preseaosn Thread

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Re: 2025 Training Camp and Preseaosn Thread 

Post#41 » by arich35 » Yesterday 8:23 pm

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Harry Palmer wrote:Can’t think of a position group I feel better about after that, maybe ST. Our tackle situation is dire…when Trent goes down, we have no legit OT to replace him. Purdy’s gonna get hurt and/or start seeing ghosts. Our rookies look meh, the most impressive guys have been the unsung 2nd/3rd year projects. Our schedule is soft as luxury toilet paper, but other than that and Saleh being back I can’t think of anything that says we’re better than last year. Even CMC doesn’t look like CMC.


We haven't even seen CMC yet lol.

Also how many teams can say they lose their all-pro LT and still be good at the position?


Chargers

They just lost Slater and will slide Joe Alt in his place


But that hurts them at RT. Their line won't be the same or nearly as good. We also have no idea how good Joe Alt will be at LT at the NFL level
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Post#42 » by CrimsonCrew » Yesterday 9:26 pm

Now Jordan Watkins is out with a high ankle sprain. Can't keep WRs on the field....
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Post#43 » by CrimsonCrew » Yesterday 9:31 pm

Pattersonca65 wrote:PFF scores and stats from the game

https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/193053-49ers-broncos-grades-worst-counts/


Re: the PFF scores, it's not necessarily scientific, but Jarrett Kingston had a 79 PFF score for the Panthers this weekend, after playing well in the preseason last year. Nick Zakelj, who we kept over Kingston, had a 44.5 score. Don't want to read too much into a small sample size in a preseason game against different caliber opponents (Zakelj started against a good Broncos start and Kingston may have been third string against the Browns), but not super encouraging by Zakelj....
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Post#44 » by CrimsonCrew » Yesterday 9:34 pm

In some good news, Andre Dillard practiced today. We absolutely need him to lock down the swing OT job after Burford and Pleasants both **** the bed. Word is Cowing may be close to returning, too.
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Post#45 » by CrimsonCrew » Yesterday 10:50 pm

In terms of the game, people at getting a little hysterical about the final score. Overall, I thought the game was pretty encouraging. Our mostly second-string D more than held their own against a pretty good Broncos offense. Granted we blitzed a lot for a preseason game, but if anyone should be ready to play against the blitz in the preseason, it should be Sean Payton. I was really disappointed with the QB play after Jones went out, mostly because it prevented us from getting a good look at offensive players at the back of the roster.

In terms of encouraging developments, I thought CJ West played well. Kalia Davis seemed a bit more up-and-down to me, but I thought he finally showed some things at least. I liked what I saw from Flowers, I didn't really notice Tre Brown much, but PFF had him as our highest-ranked player, and Chase Lucas had several great plays. Sigel looks like he could be legit. On the offense, Watkins showed some things that he's shown in practice, though he also had a couple bad plays and is injured down. Kiner ran hard.

Flip side was, some negatives, too. Alfred Collins was blown off the call a couple times, which was surprising. He's just got to play lower. I know he's not going to win as a pass-rusher yet, but he's got to be able to anchor in the run game at a minimum. Martin missed soooooo many tackles. I'm not freaking out about it, because it's not something he struggled with in college, and he missed a bunch of time with injury, so he may just have to re-acclimate to live play. He also was in position to miss a few tackles because of good instincts and speed where other players wouldn't have even been in the picture. So there's something to work with, but he's a long way off as of now. Beal didn't look great to me. Repeatedly seemed to lose contain, wasn't getting much done as a pass rusher.

On offense, between the OTs and backup QBs, you just couldn't really evaluate much of anything after the first two drives. I feel bad for any WRs fighting for a roster spot, though presumably the film shows if they were getting open. We really need Dillard to pan out or we're in deep doodoo if/when Trent goes down. If I were McKivitz, I would be holding in as of today. I also really, REALLY don't like what appeared to be Kyle calling the same protection that got Purdy injured in the NFCCG against speed rusher Nik Bonnitto. Please do not ask a pulling TE to block an elite edge rusher ever again.
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Re: 2025 Training Camp and Preseaosn Thread 

Post#46 » by wco81 » Today 1:07 am

Not sure what their source is but BA not expected back until at least Week 6.

Brandon Aiyuk continues his recovery from a torn ACL suffered during the 2024 season, but he is not expected back before Week 6.

Aiyuk caught 25 balls for 374 yards last season before suffering his injury in Week 7 against the Kansas City Chiefs.


https://football.realgm.com/wiretap/53159/Brandon-Aiyuk-Not-Expected-Back-From-ACL-Before-Week-6
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