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rossihunter2 said:
the reason I’d have run it on 1st and 20 is because the running game was going at 10 yards a clip at that point in the game and on the tripping call to put us behind the chain we’d just picked up a small chunk
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I mean OK, but I think we're discussing immaterial concepts at this point. Nobody has yet come close to making a compelling argument about how somehow running the ball on first and 20 will all of the sudden dramatically change the course of the game. You're going to need 2-3 consecutive chunk runs in that instance, and that still puts you like 50 yards away from scoring.

The point is that a) a significant penalty can derail a drive, and it did in this instance and b) there's maybe one drive in the entire game (not the one we're discussing) where you could argue our play calling from a run/pass ratio didn't make sense.

After that, based on the lack of both offensive and defensive output, the scoreboard pretty much dictated terms at that point.
 
rmcjacket23 said:
I mean OK, but I think we're discussing immaterial concepts at this point. Nobody has yet come close to making a compelling argument about how somehow running the ball on first and 20 will all of the sudden dramatically change the course of the game. You're going to need 2-3 consecutive chunk runs in that instance, and that still puts you like 50 yards away from scoring.

The point is that a) a significant penalty can derail a drive, and it did in this instance and b) there's maybe one drive in the entire game (not the one we're discussing) where you could argue our play calling from a run/pass ratio didn't make sense.

After that, based on the lack of both offensive and defensive output, the scoreboard pretty much dictated terms at that point.
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i think the answer is that people are fixating on that one moment (as early in the game as it was) as the capitulation point and therefore see those play choices as important regarding momentum etc.
 
I can't see Harbaugh and Co being out coached in this game like they were against the Chiefs. What an embarrassing performance
they put on vs the Chiefs coaching staff.
 
Just win baby!
 
SepticeyePoe said:
@rossihunter2 :(

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that's interesting - one of the beat guys put video of him practicing in individual drills (i guess he didnt do team drills for the limited designation today) but he didnt look hindered at all by the knee - but maybe he's not comfortable in full contact in pads yet idk

chris moore with the thigh is obviously frustrating for him
 
ravenslord said:
No one but he didnt practice on a Thursday. Not good.
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it doesnt necessarily mean anything - ronnie's not someone who needs to practice - ill be happy to put my hand up if im wrong but my guess is he had a slight discomfort or something so they gave him a vet day off
 
ravenslord said:
No one but he didnt practice on a Thursday. Not good.
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It's also a short week, so I wouldn't be too concerned unless he doesn't practice again tomorrow. Not really an off day this week to recover so it's not too out of the ordinary that a guy with some bumps and bruises would get one.
 
JAAM said:
I mean, we kind of did lol. That bum isn’t even worth half of the tag. We could’ve had one of the three big names but missed out on all of them because of his ass

and yea, Clowney isn’t a sack guy himself unless you scheme him which we would do, but at least he sets the tone in the run game. I remember him tossing Boyle out the way in Seattle like Boyle was 100 pounds. You HAVE to game plan for Clowney. I keep going back to this, but Judon couldn’t get past Austin MF Hooper.
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Its time to get on the Von Miller hype train!!!
 
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