Pawsitives/Things That Need To Get Fixed @ SF

RatPackMember

Originally Posted by ChilliJon:

Cobb is dealing with pain. Said as much after the game. That shoulder isn't right.

But there he was full throttle past James Jones looking to throw some blocks on Jones 36 yard catch/run on the last drive of the 1st half.

Football player.

The big pay day hasn't changed his game!

10/5/158:58 AM

TrophiesMember

Originally Posted by Grave Digger:

Randall is taking his lumps and is learning how it feels to be burned. That's good because if he's as competitive as they say then he's going to work hard to make sure that doesn't happen again. He has the physical tools clearly, and seemingly the mental make up, now he just needs to get experience/savvy and he will be a fine CB.

The other thing about the sacks, I'd be interested to see the final breakdown of the sack stats as to who gets blamed. There were a couple times where I thought Rodgers stepped in to the sack or scrambled the wrong way. Definitely a couple of those holding calls were on him...he scrambled right past the OLB who would got him had an OL not held. The OL just got burned a few times though, not putting it all on Rodgers. He needs to help them out though.

Interesting. I thought Aaron was scrambling uncharacteristically into trouble yesterday, backwards then outside the pocket, right into the blocked edge rusher. He is normally so good at stepping into the pocket, and it looked on a few of those like he could have done that and kept plays alive. I guess even Aaron had to have been tired from the short week. Plus, SF was bringing heat. They were playing for something, anything to redeem themselves.

This was a much tougher game than I thought it would be. I totally agree with you GD on Randall. I think this kid is going to be really good.

10/5/159:14 AM

oldschoolMember

Originally Posted by Music City:

I think the thing that is frustrating Rodgers is the "secondary" patterns. When he's buying time, he expects to find an open man at some point. He has eaten the ball more this year than last year, and I think the biggest reason is the guy missing is the guy who was best at the secondary routes- Jordy. Jones doesn't have the speed, and teams are paying a lot of attention to Cobb. That means that Monty, Rodgers, Janis, Abbredaris, and when he comes back Adams- they have to learn this craft. They have to get better at this, because it's a staple of this team's passing game.

Love the way they contained Kap in the second half. Ends did a great job not getting walled off by trying to get around the tackles. As the pressure came, Kap has little space to go. He was totally rattled in that game- short-hopping 10 yard throws... that's what pressure does to you. This team is dialing up pressure in every conceivable way, now. It's wonderful.

OL has some soul searching to do. Clean it up quickly. Same goes for the team in Madison, btw...

Slowly but surely...Dick Rod is turning into a beast...especially crossing in the back of the end zone. Dude might end up with 8-10 TD's this season.

When him and Arod get the sneaky seam thing down...watch out.

Too bad they missed yesterday.

Next time, when we really need it...it will be there, and they will kill it.

10/5/1510:26 AM

BrainDedMember

The thing I like most about Randall is that he is able to find the ball in flight. So many defenders can run and cover, but few know when to turn around, find the ball and then make an aggressive play.

10/5/157:16 PM

ilcuquiTHE F*** WITH FASHION

Nice film review by Michael Cohen at the JSO.

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/330958401.html

10/6/154:51 PM

Satori"...going where the climate suits my clothes"

Mr. Cohen has assimilated himself into JSO quite well, enjoy his film review sessions and I don't miss Ty Dunne beating his dead- horse- of- the- week.

10/6/157:53 PM

H5Keyboard Warrior, troll hunter

This weeks WYMM from Spofford - HaHa

This, without Burnett!

10/6/158:09 PM