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We should be passing on 70% of our downs


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Just now, Thanatos said:

Why, exactly? Fozzy had 71 yards on 6 carries at the half. That's averaging nearly 12 YPC.

and stewart had 5 for 9.  fozzy also fumbled once, and one of his runs that went for like 15 was because the niners were just in a prevent defense.  we're passing more this half and the niners haven't had a prayer

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3 minutes ago, shreddingdefense said:

okay, what happens if we face a team like the broncos when our oline has trouble blocking and wrs have trouble getting open? You going to go out there with a towel yourself and mop up cam's brains up? Running keeps the defense honest, even if it isn't working you don't abandon it completely.

when did i suggest abandoning it completely?  we passed the ball well last week though

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I do agree that we should pass more this season than we did last year. I say about 54% pass instead of 49% like it was last year. Giving a defense a balanced attack, makes our offense deadly but I do get annoyed when we run Tolbert or Fozzy straight down the teeth of a defense. 

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1 hour ago, shreddingdefense said:

okay, what happens if we face a team like the broncos when our oline has trouble blocking and wrs have trouble getting open? You going to go out there with a towel yourself and mop up cam's brains up? Running keeps the defense honest, even if it isn't working you don't abandon it completely.

There is no other team like the Broncos, nobody else has that many legit pass rushers with a completely talented secondary to match it.

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Been thinking this, we have done a good job rebuilding the receiving core which is where the talent is but we want to focus on pounding the rock with a good RB who cant stay healthy consistently and a couple of utility guy RBs.

Its backwards......

Olsen, Funch, KB, Ginn, Philly

They are the better unit. Time to start using them. I didnt even know Funchess was playing midway threw the first half and he was camp MVP. If KB and Olsen dont make those plays Niners could have took the game over. The run game kinda holds the offense back for this team, to many runs for no gain and loss of yards. It just doesnt work the way it should.

Yeah Cam threw a lot today but it was more due to the circumstances of the game rather than the actually game plan coming in.

 

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