@freddydoubles A lot of pros encourage a portion of practice be dedicated to challenging drills like this. I still would prioritize building a fundamentally sound swing and ingrained positions using the mirror for most
@Underdog There is no way you can justify this to me given each’s value towards their respective offense and the talent disparity. Swift is operating in a committee. The RB market is so odd
@Robby_NFL As if play sequencing isn’t more important than play design 😭 . McVay is the best at both in the entire league. He just had a rough day where the other side had him completely figured out. Stafford gave them no chance regardless
@Nate_Tice I’m surprised they’re not trying to rush him back given they have no other boundary threat outside of Hollins. The team is stretched thin at WR which makes the Boutte decision all the more questionable. There is also no question in my mind that Treveyon should be the lead back
@xKingDovah48@krisrhim1 With how the CBA is structured, the power is in the team’s hands. It benefits Tuli more to play even when risking injury, or else he loses all $
@NFL_Convo Stefanski operates a pretty QB friendly scheme, and there have been flashes from Rush before. But what we’ll see is heavy usage from Bijan, the ball will largely be taken from Rush’s hands. When he does throw, the volume will be around the line of scrimmage
@Reed22LarryA@Volture1O1@WookieeMistake7@Eggs_Tyrone69 I could see it paying its dues if the RB contributes similar to how CMC/Bijan did last year. If you’re running a west coast scheme and intend to give your RB 3 down usage both in the run and pass game. And they’d have to be a generational talent obviously
@MismatchPhilly LB play isn’t super quantifiable, especially as someone who is predominantly an off ball. The same goes for an elite CB. SF has had bad/injured secondaries and fronts over the past 3 years and Warner has done a great job helping to mask each
@PukaMVP What's going to increase his snap share won't be his rushing ability, he already matches Kyren on a carries basis. He needs to become reliable on passing downs and then his usage will increase. He may very well be the better back at running the football
@nscllc2005@FBallAnalysisYT It'd be pretty hard to ask him to be an elite blocker on the line while also playing the role of a dominant outside receiver. He gives you pretty much the best you can ask for if you want to maintain his receiving production. Michael Mayer is also a great TE behind him
@clepositivity@MichaelRedd_ It being a blowout was primarily a result of Stafford. Each of his turnovers led to points being taken off the board. The team themselves looked fine and we still have yet to see the lingering impact of SF adapting to a different time zone
@DreDay911 They definitely matter. Especially with what TEs are becoming and if you have a particularly weak front 4. You can get by with a serviceable Mike but having an elite off ball will elevate your defense
@SuaKCravens This is likely why LA started playing zone and only sending 4. They had no chance of winning the trench war with the personnel Shanahan was using. Then it came down to WRs winning matchups and poor safety play