49ers out scored 57-3 in two games?

[UK_Seahawk]

My over riding thought was the niners arent nearly as deep as they think they are.

 

[chris98251]

I think as a non joking thought the 49ers staff is playing guys that need high reps to get as much game experience against non team talent as they can due to knowing they need some developed depth, limiting the chance of damage against their own till guys come back. Much easier to go full speed against another team and learn by film and coaching technique then 3/4 speed practice. You only get better with experience.

 

[Marvin49]

I think as a non joking thought the 49ers staff is playing guys that need high reps to get as much game experience against non team talent as they can due to knowing they need some developed depth, limiting the chance of damage against their own till guys come back. Much easier to go full speed against another team and learn by film and coaching technique then 3/4 speed practice. You only get better with experience.

There is a lot of truth in that in particular the cases of Dial and Carradine.

Not the "against non team talent" part, but they are getting even their second string players out of game so quickly that you have third team guys putting in huge reps and playing most of the game.

 

[UK_Seahawk]

I think as a non joking thought the 49ers staff is playing guys that need high reps to get as much game experience against non team talent as they can due to knowing they need some developed depth, limiting the chance of damage against their own till guys come back. Much easier to go full speed against another team and learn by film and coaching technique then 3/4 speed practice. You only get better with experience.

There is a lot of truth in that in particular the cases of Dial and Carradine.

Not the "against non team talent" part, but they are getting even their second string players out of game so quickly that you have third team guys putting in huge reps and playing most of the game.

Maybe they were playing so badly they wanted their confidence not to get crushed any more?

 

[Marvin49]

I think as a non joking thought the 49ers staff is playing guys that need high reps to get as much game experience against non team talent as they can due to knowing they need some developed depth, limiting the chance of damage against their own till guys come back. Much easier to go full speed against another team and learn by film and coaching technique then 3/4 speed practice. You only get better with experience.

There is a lot of truth in that in particular the cases of Dial and Carradine.

Not the "against non team talent" part, but they are getting even their second string players out of game so quickly that you have third team guys putting in huge reps and playing most of the game.

Maybe they were playing so badly they wanted their confidence not to get crushed any more?

lol.

I doubt it....but I will say that I like Carradine and Dial better than either Dobbs or Jerod-Eddie who are listed as the backups.

My guess is that Dial moves up in the packing order and will also be the backup at NT and that Carradine will move up when he stops making mistakes.

He still sometimes screws up his assignment, but there are flashes where he just has "wow" moments. I think that's one reason they are giving him so much time...trying to work through those mistakes.

 

[chris98251]

I think as a non joking thought the 49ers staff is playing guys that need high reps to get as much game experience against non team talent as they can due to knowing they need some developed depth, limiting the chance of damage against their own till guys come back. Much easier to go full speed against another team and learn by film and coaching technique then 3/4 speed practice. You only get better with experience.

There is a lot of truth in that in particular the cases of Dial and Carradine.

Not the "against non team talent" part, but they are getting even their second string players out of game so quickly that you have third team guys putting in huge reps and playing most of the game.

I phrased it badly, but full speed against an opponent that will give you their best as well and not worry about injury to your other players happening is what I was trying to say.

 

[Marvin49]

I think as a non joking thought the 49ers staff is playing guys that need high reps to get as much game experience against non team talent as they can due to knowing they need some developed depth, limiting the chance of damage against their own till guys come back. Much easier to go full speed against another team and learn by film and coaching technique then 3/4 speed practice. You only get better with experience.

There is a lot of truth in that in particular the cases of Dial and Carradine.

Not the "against non team talent" part, but they are getting even their second string players out of game so quickly that you have third team guys putting in huge reps and playing most of the game.

I phrased it badly, but full speed against an opponent that will give you their best as well and not worry about injury to your other players happening is what I was trying to say.

Ya.

Also...to my point about playing those guys ALOT....

Jeff Deeney ‏@PFF_Jeff · 1h
Only seven defensive players in NFL have played 110+ snaps so far in preseason. Three of them are #49ers: Carradine, Dial, and Lemonier.

 

[lsheldon]

After witnessing the Blaine Gabbert Experience, Niners fans are praying that nothing ever happens to Kaep.

I wonder if they regret the 6th round pick they gave to acquire him?

 

[Hasselbeck]

Last week on 49erswebzone: The Seahawks look awful and no way they will repeat.

This week on 49erswebzone: It's just the pre season, it means nothing.

:lol:

Sounds about right

Really though.. I think Kaep has played only 3 series so far. It's more an indication how awful Blaine Gabbert is than anything else.

 

[bigtrain21]

I think as a non joking thought the 49ers staff is playing guys that need high reps to get as much game experience against non team talent as they can due to knowing they need some developed depth, limiting the chance of damage against their own till guys come back. Much easier to go full speed against another team and learn by film and coaching technique then 3/4 speed practice. You only get better with experience.

There is a lot of truth in that in particular the cases of Dial and Carradine.

Not the "against non team talent" part, but they are getting even their second string players out of game so quickly that you have third team guys putting in huge reps and playing most of the game.

I phrased it badly, but full speed against an opponent that will give you their best as well and not worry about injury to your other players happening is what I was trying to say.

Ya.

Also...to my point about playing those guys ALOT....

Jeff Deeney ‏@PFF_Jeff · 1h
Only seven defensive players in NFL have played 110+ snaps so far in preseason. Three of them are #49ers: Carradine, Dial, and Lemonier.

The raw number doesn't mean much. It would be much better to know the percentage of snaps vs the raw total.

 

[Marvin49]

There is a lot of truth in that in particular the cases of Dial and Carradine.

Not the "against non team talent" part, but they are getting even their second string players out of game so quickly that you have third team guys putting in huge reps and playing most of the game.

I phrased it badly, but full speed against an opponent that will give you their best as well and not worry about injury to your other players happening is what I was trying to say.

Ya.

Also...to my point about playing those guys ALOT....

Jeff Deeney ‏@PFF_Jeff · 1h
Only seven defensive players in NFL have played 110+ snaps so far in preseason. Three of them are #49ers: Carradine, Dial, and Lemonier.

The raw number doesn't mean much. It would be much better to know the percentage of snaps vs the raw total.

55 plus snaps in ANY preseason game is ALOT.

Just to give you an idea...they entered in the 2nd quarter and never came out.

 

[Marvin49]

Last week on 49erswebzone: The Seahawks look awful and no way they will repeat.

This week on 49erswebzone: It's just the pre season, it means nothing.

:lol:

Sounds about right

Really though.. I think Kaep has played only 3 series so far. It's more an indication how awful Blaine Gabbert is than anything else.

This x1000

 

[bigtrain21]

There is a lot of truth in that in particular the cases of Dial and Carradine.

Not the "against non team talent" part, but they are getting even their second string players out of game so quickly that you have third team guys putting in huge reps and playing most of the game.

I phrased it badly, but full speed against an opponent that will give you their best as well and not worry about injury to your other players happening is what I was trying to say.

Ya.

Also...to my point about playing those guys ALOT....

Jeff Deeney ‏@PFF_Jeff · 1h
Only seven defensive players in NFL have played 110+ snaps so far in preseason. Three of them are #49ers: Carradine, Dial, and Lemonier.

The raw number doesn't mean much. It would be much better to know the percentage of snaps vs the raw total.

55 plus snaps in ANY preseason game is ALOT.

Just to give you an idea...they entered in the 2nd quarter and never came out.

Okay well that is entirely more helpful information. Yeah that is playing quite a bit. We did that with Brock Coyle I believe.

 

[bigtrain21]

Ya.

Also...to my point about playing those guys ALOT....

Jeff Deeney ‏@PFF_Jeff · 1h
Only seven defensive players in NFL have played 110+ snaps so far in preseason. Three of them are #49ers: Carradine, Dial, and Lemonier.

Not at all saying those guys haven't played a lot of snaps but the Seahawks have only played 109 defensive snaps total so even if one of their players played the entire game they wouldn't be part of Jeff Deeney's list which is why I was saying I would rather see a percentage of snaps vs raw numbers. Part of the reason for a ton of snaps is overall ineffectiveness of the entire defense which gives them more snaps.

Your information on playing from the 2nd quarter on is better information IMO so thanks for that info.

 

[huskylawyer]

There are only 3 certainties in life:

1) Death
2) Taxes
3) I'm a better QB than Blaine Gabbert (and I'm 42 years old, 5'10 185).

He's like Jamarcuss Russell bad. Yikes.

 

[Sourdough #49]

The raw number doesn't mean much. It would be much better to know the percentage of snaps vs the raw total.

http://blogs.mercurynews.com/49ers/2014 ... ot+Read%29

 

[kearly]

I hope SF is ready to score a ton of points on offense. The "starting" defense looks even worse than I thought it would so far, and the 49ers face several elite offenses in the first 7 weeks. Dallas, Chicago, Philly, and Denver. Arizona and KC's offenses aren't bad either. The one breather they get will be the Rams.

Not saying the 49ers can't win plenty of those games, but they will have to win via the shootout more often than not.

 

[Mizak]

That's what happens to the 49ers defense when they purge their whole Starting Secondary.

 

[Marvin49]

I hope SF is ready to score a ton of points on offense. The "starting" defense looks even worse than I thought it would so far, and the 49ers face several elite offenses in the first 7 weeks. Dallas, Chicago, Philly, and Denver. Arizona and KC's offenses aren't bad either. The one breather they get will be the Rams.

Not saying the 49ers can't win plenty of those games, but they will have to win via the shootout more often than not.

I ask you again...how can the starting D look bad when we haven't even seen the starting D?

 

[RolandDeschain]

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