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The 49ers passing D isn’t even that good.
It’s their pass rush. People are really underestimating the mismatch there. |
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Win a ****ing SB in a blowout then draft Swift or Dobbins in the 1st. Watch the rest of the league shit their ****ing pants. |
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Ponder this. The 49ers were only at full strength on their defensive line in 13 games. They averaged just over 4 sacks per game in those contests. When you consider the number of pass attempts they faced, the 49ers were logging a sack once every 7.5 pass attempts. By comparison, the league leading Steelers logged one sack every 9.5 pass attempts. KC logged a sack only once every 13 pass attempts and KC is a very good defense. The 49ers line is not at the level of the 84 Bears (1 every 6.1 PA), but they are getting to the QB at an extremely high level. -- KC will be facing a healthy 49ers line. |
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Personally I think Mahomes might have even better "Spidey sense" than the likes of Wilson. Russ got completely blindsided by the Packers on a corner blitz. Watching that, I couldn't help but feel like Mahomes would have done a better job than him on that one. I swear this kid has eyes in the back of his head. |
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Let Sherman have Sammy while we destroy their other corners |
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I like the thought of attacking Sherman when he's on an island or on off-script plays when Mahomes is out of the pocket, but Patrick has to be smart about going to his side.
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I have a feeling that the 49ers are going to be playing a lot two deep so that they take away the deep shots. They’re going to make our offense move the ball down the field play by play and hope for a turnover, a penalty or a sack.
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Sherman is slow. He's a system CB.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Man, Sherman was lucky Mahomes hung this ball up and Hill had to stop and wait for it, because he was absolutely cooked. <a href="https://t.co/tUG71uZdqa">pic.twitter.com/tUG71uZdqa</a></p>— Seth Keysor (@RealMNchiefsfan) <a href="https://twitter.com/RealMNchiefsfan/status/1221189201699405824?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 25, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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I think the reason it works pretty well is cause they do it so much that they have to be good at it. NFL offenses have kinda caught on to how to attack it now though, so if you don’t great players, it doesn’t really work. |
Containing Mahomes with just four DL is a huge ask, IMO. I don't think they can do it for 4 quarters. I don't think they can do it for a whole series.
They're going to have to have a LB or a S spy Pat. It's just about the only way. That leaves just 6 DBs in coverage. They have to high bracket Hill and double Kelce. They just ran out of guys to cover. So they're going to have to mix things up somehow, but every time they rush just four with no spy, Pat is going to carve them up. They only question is can our defense generate enough stops to get a win? I think they can. Just a couple key stops in the second half will be enough. |
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Andy is going to pwnd Saleh, no matter what scheme he comes up with. |
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A buddy of mine compared this Chiefs team to the Chicago Bulls of the 1990s and to make his argument he raised two simple points:
Coach Phil Jackson (Triangle offense) / Andy Reid (College style hybrid offense) Best player Michael Jordan (GOAT) / Patrick Mahomes (GOAT) It didn't matter who the Bulls played. They had MJ and he was the difference maker in every single one of their championship runs. Of course the NFL is more complex as the teams have a larger pool of players and of course you factor in injuries and salary cap down the road. But to his point, Mahomes has carried this Chiefs team in the same manner Jordan carried those great Bulls teams. |
Here’s how I see the game going:
If the Chiefs win: -Game will be close at half. Chiefs pull away in the third. Chiefs have a few scares in the 4th, but maintain the lead to win. If the 49ers win: -49ers come out hot and build an early lead (multiple score lead at half. Chiefs start to come back in the third, but make untimely mistakes along the way. Finally, the Chiefs get it together in the 4th but lose by 1 possession. I could see the Chiefs winning in a blowout if they come crisp (finally). I don’t see anyone blowing out a Reid-Mahomes Chiefs team any time soon. |
So Troy Aikman will either get to gloat about his comment earlier in the season or he'll have to eat a nice piece of crow.
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Watched the highlights from the Falcons/9ers game and the 9ers D got BODIED by Julio. He dominated that game.
If they can’t cover ONE guy, how are they gonna cover the Chiefs offense? I think we’ll score at will in this game. 9ers D line will get pressure and maybe even some sacks but the offense will be working around that with ease by the 2nd quarter. |
So does anyone have torrents of games this season?
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I really see this game play out like last week's Titans game. Chiefs take over late in the second quarter. Niners panic and try to play catch by moving away from their run game. The Titans relied heavily in their run game and occasional play action schemes. Once we stopped their run, they panicked and made Tannehill (a better version of Jimmy G) beat us. It didn't work. Same thing will happen here. Niners will fall behind and will try to catch up by abandoning the run. We all know the ending of this.
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Julio is better than any WR on the Chiefs. |
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Tannehill...a better version of Jimmy G...LMFAO!!!!! I’ve done heard it all. |
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Interesting stat projection (barring major injury): Jimmy Crapalolol is 28 years old and has just shy of 8K career passing yards. Assuming Patrick only averages the amount of yards thrown as he did during the 2019 season (injured and with missing games) until he is the same age as Crapalolol, he will have over 25K passing yards by the time he is 28.
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Not sure what Jimmy’s age has to do with anything. This Jimmy’s first full season playing. |
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Kill yourself. |
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Ok Rabbs, I think it’s about time we cut you off. You’ve had enough for the night. I’ll get you an Uber. |
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I'll take that all day. |
The Chiefs have played about every defensive approach you can possibly see over the past 2 years and have had success against all. They figure it out as the game goes and then rip it apart.
But I for one do not see SF changing a whole lot because their scheme is built on what they do from C3 shells. ‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’.... It’s not broke yet. But Mahomes hasn’t had his shot yet either.. |
I agree, they're going to sit in zone all day, that's what they do.
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San Franciscos' run defense can be made to be mediocre, so I wouldn't be surprised to see Reid test the running game to open up the deep ball. |
Blah blah blah.. the Patriots defense was supposed to stop us and Patty had his way with them with a hurt hand.. if he was healthy he would have put a a 30 burger on them..
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This game in a lot of ways is a rematch against the Titans, but the 49ers have a better defense. Offensively, the 49ers want to bleed the clock with time consuming drives just like the Titans. The 49ers offense is NOT better than the Titans -- on a yard per play basis, identical. That's not an insult -- Titans are way above league average in yards per play.
I think the 49ers will probably get their long drive or two, but how many? Really, we all know what the key to the game is -- negating the 49ers front four pressure on Mahomes. The 49ers secondary is not got good. I hope Reid doesn't take the ball out of Mahomes' hand very much. I'd much rather pass virtually every down - even quick-hitting WR/TE screens as a run substitute -- than run the ball up the middle. I want the 49ers to have to stop Mahomes 3 times in a row to get us to punt. |
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but he's going to start doing that now. Ok. |
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Andy knows the keepaway game goes two ways and showed it with the AFCCG.
If the Chiefs can sustain long drives, it keeps the ball out of their backs' hands. It doesn't need to be the 20+ yard chunks all the time, but it needs to be enough to keep the chains moving and finish each time with 7pts. |
It's really quite simple.
If the Chiefs just execute well on offense, they'll score a ton of points. San Fran does not have the speed in their secondary to hang with Hill, Hardman, Watkins, Kelce, and Williams. If the Chiefs defense plays with gap discipline, they will earn the right to rush the passer. If San Fran is forced to pass, then Frank Clark, Chris Jones, and Suggs will feast. In order for San Fran to win, The Chiefs will need to beat themselves. Sorry, that's just how I see it. There's nothing new here that we haven't seen. There's not a physicality that we haven't seen and beaten this season. It just comes down to execution. There is, however, no answer for our speed on offense. |
I should be clear, we can absolutely lose this game; if they come out with their heads up their asses like Houston, we could lose.
I don't think they will. but it could happen. |
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Mahomes will start throwing picks? Mahomes had a crazy low - one percent - INT rate this year despite facing defense after defense that came out planning to take away the deep shots. The idea he won’t take what the D gives him is very out of date. He makes plays outside the pocket, but he’s also ruthlessly efficient inside the pocket and drastically improved in reading quickly and getting the ball out this year. That’s what has taken him to the next level. He still can break things down and make things happen downfield, but he has advanced so much in reading pre-snap and being decisive. Last year, he still had a tendency to get impatient/frustrated and force a play here and there when teams were taking away all of his shots. That tendency has been excised for the most part. |
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Which will this board save face because Mahomes will still move the ball and score. You guys have no idea what’s coming on Sunday. You should really go watch some 49er games lol. |
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Many people here have watched many 49ers games. Personally at 7 or 8, if you count re-watching games. How many Chiefs games have you watched, start to finish, troll? |
I watched 4 of the last 5 SF games live. Lol. FOH.
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I watched Jeanine throw like 4 passes last week. Does that count?
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Jimmy Garoppolo has good chemistry with Martin Short, even if he doesn't know the word "depository"
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I really think the Chiefs are due for a hot start. The last 3 games have all been sluggish starts (yet all 3 have ended up as impressive wins).
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I don’t think Andy & co. would let off the gas if they jump ahead early but I certainly don’t want to be in that position either where we are on the receiving end of a comeback.. |
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Interesting what the oddsmakers think. Apparently, they're not expecting a battle of field goals. 3 of the top 5 are 49ers? And, somehow in the next week the 49ers will sign Mecole Hardman. :LOL: |
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