NFL Gameday Final Comparison of Goalline Playcalling

[beastson]

Just need a better OC

[CPF4LIFE]

That shotgun snap to Cam has NEVER failed and yet we dont run it even once. I couldn't believe it. Shula blew it big time today in the one game we didnt need his idiocy. He hasnt be able to call a good game against good defenses all season.

[MedellinHeel]

Shula has got to go. 

 

We need someone in here that knows how to call an elite O and develop QBs

[fieryprophet]

I hate to break it to everyone, but Cam called the goal line run. He said he believed he could power it in and blamed himself for letting down his coaches.

On the second series they screwed up by Wharton tripping Tolbert. Just bad plays and execution today.

[0115]

I hate to break it to everyone, but Cam called the goal line run. He said he believed he could power it in and blamed himself for letting down his coaches.

On the second series they screwed up by Wharton tripping Tolbert. Just bad plays and execution today.

 

Was that the 4th and goal? Or the first drive?

[Semaj]

Deion flat out said our goal to go playcalling was horrible.

They said we had 9 plays inside of the 3 yard line and only came away with 3 points total. Inexcuseable.

Why they said it was so mind boggling, and this is what scares me about our staff the most, particularly Rivera and Shula, is that we went down there and tried to out-tough them. Why is that bad? Because it shows both stubbornness and a refusal to adjust. Marshall said we went down there and tried to "power" it in and show them we were tougher.

Then when comparing it to what the Niners did in their goal to go situations, Deion said they showed us respect. Why? Because on the final TD they scored they went shotgun, spread us out, and then ran Krapperdick out, essentially making it one on ones across the board and trusting him to beat his matchup. This is what we should've done with Cam.

And this is what made it even worse - Deion pointed out how we weren't even built for the calls we were making. Why? Because Cam is our leading rusher at 54 yards and our highest output from a RB was 20-some yards. Yet, we tried to make a statement and push them back off the line and score. Smh...

Even with all of the talent on San Fran's OL, they didn't try to power through us. They mixed things up, got us off balance, and then made a call dependent on the situation. IIRC, without looking, that was the bootleg option/pass to Davis and the. The QB sweep Florence and Keek whiffed on.

This just really troubles me about our staff going forward if it remains as-is.

They are right. I felt we tried too hard to make a were tougher than you statement and got embarrassed. I felt we needed to roll cam out and give him a receiver to throw to if he could not run it in. We would have scored td's.

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[Proudiddy]

I hate to break it to everyone, but Cam called the goal line run. He said he believed he could power it in and blamed himself for letting down his coaches.

On the second series they screwed up by Wharton tripping Tolbert. Just bad plays and execution today.

Cam said, "I can get it." That doesn't translate to, "run me from directly under center and let's try to out-muscle them." He just said he could get it. It was up to the coaches to call a play to allow him to get it. By putting him under center, they gave him absolutely no options and played into the Niners' strength in the trenches.

[Swaggasaurus]

The short yardage problems stem from not being able to block...that's it folks...if we block we can get it in with Tolbert or Cam up the middle. We got bullied in the run game all year getting stuffed for losses, yeah, we hit one or two...most most carries were 2 yards or less...inexcuseable.

[Cpt slay a ho]

so when these same guys are spewing bs about our team we make a thread on how big of idiots they are, then they say our goaline play calling sucked and we tried to out tough them and now we listen??? i don't buy it, with one yard to go tolbert up the middle every-time........no one wants to mention warton tripping tolbert......and let's be real that qb sneak Cam called it, which i like but he could have went over the top or stretch the ball out and got the td.....but didn't matter they went 3 and out and smith scored on the next possession......the next goaline cam damn near walks in, then a play action, then tolbert trips over warton...not bad play-calling.....damn sure not trying to out tough someone either........i could explain the rest but i fell it's useless..........these same guys gave us no respect but now try and stir the pot by saying stupid crap like we tried out toughing our opponent

[pantherj]

Yeah it wasn't Shula, it was Cam. Cam went and told Riverboat that he could get it in and had him change the call.

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

Thought I'd bring this up and ask if anyone else saw the same thing...unfortunately I am not sure how to post gifs but there is one somewhere on the internet going around that shows Cam goal line carry where he was "stopped" by Brooks. (If anyone can post this gif it would be much appreciated. It's Cam's carry at the one shot from the goal line angle/view)

 

During the game while they were showing the replay from the different angles, they showed one from right down the goal line where the play was made. When Brooks makes contact, it looks as if Cam ever so quickly reaches the ball across the goal line and it breaks the white line for a brief period of time. When it happened live, I thought for sure the announcers would bring it up and show that angle again in slow motion. I was frustrated when we didn't challenge the call. Granted, it could have been one of our other linemen falling forward behind him. 

 

After watching the gif many times over, you can see what looks to be Cam's arms and the ball break the end zone. It is dark and covered in shawdow so it is difficult to tell exactly what happened but I am actually confident in saying that it is likely Cam and the football and that's being said without homer glasses.  

 

Here's the link:

 

http://www.gifdsports.com/2014/01/niners-defensive-stand-on-4th-and-goal.html

 

^click the link so it opens larger in another screen and focus right on the end zone directly in front of Cam. Does that look like an arm and football breaking the plane to anyone else?

 

edit: Now it looks like Kalil as he is falling forward and to the ground after standing his man upright. 

[Coug Girl]

I'm more concerned with how our team comes out of byes...but, I guess this is part of that.

I don't know what is making our offense shaky and unpredictable in some games, but whatever it is I hope Gettleman knows and has a plan to fix it. We did a great job fixing our defense up (minus the secondary). I think it's time to put serious time in on building our offense.

[Guest shitposting]

The late eight minute drive, and snapping the ball with half a second left on the play clock is killing me.

 

Our offense is painful to watch.

[chknwing]

Rivera wanted to smack Harbough in the mouth, Harbough side stepped.