You could say the Niners almost let it slip to you. If the RZ offense was better, this was a blowout in the first half.
Pretty sure you have your own forum....sorry you couldn't fit Denver Nuggets on your profile.You could say the Niners almost let it slip to you. If the RZ offense was better, this was a blowout in the first half.
Now that I'm over the shock of some painful loses, some bad performances, I'm still hopeful this roster can turn it around. New staff and a bunch of very young players it's taking time to gel and of course need some good luck with health. I think at times I'm too invested in the Seahawks play and really puts me in a foul mood when they combine losing with shoddy play (sometimes they can play bad and win, not nearly as painful) makes me want to strike out and smash something. Not ready to throw in the towel, hopefully they can play better next week vs the Falcons.
But damn, there was no reason this couldn't have been a W if Geno doesn't throw a couple awful passes and Ken Walker just gets set before the snap.
Looking at the run pass ratio Seahawks are dead last at running ratio at 34.5 % of the plays and they need to increase that. Can the OL sustain a running game and avoid being 3rd and long to often? We don't want run, run, pass, punt happening very often. Funny when Pete was here folks complained it was too run heavy and to many run, run, pass, punts occurred.We've all agreed that Geno is and has never been our future at the QB position... I do feel this coaching staff/Grubbs is doing him a bit of a disservice... Geno is not a drop back QB on 80% of the plays... He's set up to fail miserably when that's the case... Helk, he's not even a drop back QB 65% of the plays, yet almost 70% of the plays we run are drop back passes...
40 Pass attempts per game... But if you consider his scrambles and sacks, he has 47 drop backs per game...
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22 Rushing attempts per game... That's it! For 2 guys we invested second round picks on in back to back drafts.
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4 out of 5 games this year, he's attempted over 40 passes... 2x's he's attempted over 50... In all 5 games he's dropped back 40x's... 3x's he's dropped back 50x's when you consider his scrambles and sacks taken...
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Now look at the last few seasons... He's on pace for exceeding his attempts in 2023 through 12 games... He's on pace to exceed/match his attempts in 2022 through 12/13 games...
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When it's all said and done, the coaching staff is/isn't doing Geno justice:
All in all, I think we can all agree that they aren't doing Geno any service right now with how they are managing the game... He obviously isn't capable of handling this extra bulk/responsibility in the passing game... They're also not doing K. Walker/Charb any justice either...
- They committed to the wrong guy for their style of offense
- Grubb doesn't know how to adjust to the talent he has on the field
- They are just using this season to see how Geno can handle some extra overtime via the passing game
Being pass happy is fine, but we don’t have a quarterback to be pass happy with.Looking at the run pass ratio Seahawks are dead last at running ratio at 34.5 % of the plays and they need to increase that. Can the OL sustain a running game and avoid being 3rd and long to often? We don't want run, run, pass, punt happening very often. Funny when Pete was here folks complained it was too run heavy and to many run, run, pass, punts occurred.
I think you would have a lot more interceptions using Howell.Being pass happy is fine, but we don’t have a quarterback to be pass happy with.
Put in Howell if you want to be pass happy
Possibly. We may have a few additional touchdowns too, though who knowsI think you would have a lot more interceptions using Howell.
We need that run pass ratio more 45/55 or 48/52. These ratios should make Geno more comfortable in the pocket as play action becomes a weapon and defenses have to start guessing what's coming to them.Looking at the run pass ratio Seahawks are dead last at running ratio at 34.5 % of the plays and they need to increase that. Can the OL sustain a running game and avoid being 3rd and long to often? We don't want run, run, pass, punt happening very often. Funny when Pete was here folks complained it was too run heavy and to many run, run, pass, punts occurred.
I think you would have a lot more interceptions using Howell.
Matter of opinionGeno is on pace for 17 INT's the INT's with Howell would be about the same NO WHERE close to "A LOT MORE". Geno is on Pace to throw OVER 700 passes!
Small sample size but Howell last season threw 21 picks. With out a solid run game behind Howell and dropping him back same amount as Geno he'll throw more picks. The other side of the coin is he'll probably throw more TDs with high yardage.Geno is on pace for 17 INT's the INT's with Howell would be about the same NO WHERE close to "A LOT MORE". Geno is on Pace to throw OVER 700 passes!
Small sample size but Howell last season threw 21 picks. With out a solid run game behind Howell and dropping him back same amount as Geno he'll throw more picks. The other side of the coin is he'll probably throw more TDs with high yardage.
Of course there's zero chance he could have improved. Do you have info that Howell has improved? Probably not.Yes because there is ZERO chance he improved over basically his rookie season even just a little, am i right?
Geno for most of his career was 1-1 on TD to INT's. It's no shock he is 1 to 1 this season. Geno would have to play top 5 to end up with 25+ TD this season.
Of course there's zero chance he could have improved. Do you have info that Howell has improved? Probably not.
Don't take this as Geno is the better option cause he's not but lets face reality that Howell is just as average as Geno unless you give me straight facts Howell right now is the better option.
Just saying Sam is YOUNG Geno is not. Sam can Improve. Geno improved and he was WORSE than Sam. Saying he is FAR worse than Geno is BS. We dont know but we do know one thing. That is Geno is nothing more than a .500 QB. I would rather go 3-14 with Sam Howell than with Geno. At least we would know if there is something there. Geno is average at best so was Sam Howell his first full season starting when he went for 63.4% comp. 3,946 yards with 21 TD and 21 INT.
Do i think Sam Howell is the answer? Hell no, Drew Lock was a Better QB but i don't know and neither does anyone else in here. I just am sick and tired of seeing us pass 40 god damn times a game. RUN THE MF BALL!