Originally Posted by Megatron96 (Post 17375721)

you may be right. Not like I know their entire secondary. I know about Ward and Hufanga more than anyone else. But they aren't "bad."

Originally Posted by duncan_idaho (Post 17375741)

Their starting free safety was signed to their practice squad last year and is a 12-year JAG vet.

Their starting corners aside from Ward are JAGs. Their replacement for Hufanga is a JAG.

Their 2019 secondary was pretty good. 2 really good safeties and a good nickel back and Sherman (who had a great year).

This one isn't as good, by a long shot.

Originally Posted by duncan_idaho (Post 17375741)

Their starting free safety was signed to their practice squad last year and is a 12-year JAG vet.

Their starting corners aside from Ward are JAGs. Their replacement for Hufanga is a JAG.

Their 2019 secondary was pretty good. 2 really good safeties and a good nickel back and Sherman (who had a great year).

This one isn't as good, by a long shot.

Originally Posted by Chiefspants (Post 17375739)

49ers fans still argue on reddit that having him as a blocker to DANIEL SORENSON on their failed 4th quarter drive was smarter than using him as a receiver.

Originally Posted by Chiefspants (Post 17375711)

The last 7:13 of Super Bowl 54 is the ultimate example of that. The moment Mahomes and Reid started breaking their Cover 3, Saleh had no answer whatsoever.

The defining play that showed how cooked the Niners were was when they finally sent a blitz (this was a couple plays after Mahomes evaded a sack from Bosa when they were rushing four). Williams picked up the blitz with ease and Mahomes roasted Richard Sherman who had no business at all covering Sammy Watkins 1 on 1.

Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 17375763)

And Saleh is a far superior DC to Wilks.

Originally Posted by Megatron96 (Post 17375761)

Crazy. To me, Kittle should be a perennial 1,000-yard 10-TD receiver. Or, at least 7+ targets/game, similar to how we use Travis. The fact that he can go multiple games in a row without seeing more than 3-4 targets is nuts.

I mean, three targets vs. DET's LBs? Really?

Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 17375522)

FWIW PFF had Allegretti as our best pass blocker on the OL in Baltimore. I think he did a nice job all things considered

Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 17375522)

FWIW PFF had Allegretti as our best pass blocker on the OL in Baltimore. I think he did a nice job all things considered

Originally Posted by Megatron96 (Post 17375755)

JAG is a ways from "bad." We've come to realize that pretty clearly because of our WRs. I mean, if their DBs are "bad," as in significantly worse than JAG, that's one thing. I just didn't see them as that bad. JAG, okay. But JAGs are functional, just not great. And like I said, I don't follow SF that closely, so maybe they are bad. But if they're JAGs, that's something else.