(09-26-2022, 05:48 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: The Niners played the 4th quarter at Denver without their starting LT, QB, and RB. That's no excuse, just reality.
Garoppolo demonstrated why the choice was Lance. His margin for error is just too small and he can't make off schedule plays.
Pitiful that they haven't allowed over 257 yards of offense in a game and are 1-2. The passing game is atrocious.
Shanahan is going to have to re-think his approach because it is not working as planned.
(09-26-2022, 05:48 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: The Niners played the 4th quarter at Denver without their starting LT, QB, and RB. That's no excuse, just reality.
Garoppolo demonstrated why the choice was Lance. His margin for error is just too small and he can't make off schedule plays.
Pitiful that they haven't allowed over 257 yards of offense in a game and are 1-2. The passing game is atrocious.
Shanahan is going to have to re-think his approach because it is not working as planned.
(10-03-2022, 11:06 PM)Phogge Wrote: Not shooting for live TV. NFL Films is the league storyteller, the center of league history. Plus we service a number of shows on multiple channels and streams and produce our own shows for multiple channels and streaming. Also we provide the NFL Network with a mountain of content.
among other customers I’ve been blessed for the most successful show on network TV, “60 Minutes” and have shot over 50 years for, IMO, the finest production company in America, NFL Films.
My position is called Main Top. Basically ball follow; tighter, and more difficult, than the picture you see on television. Also responsible for color shots like following Hufanga to the bench after his pick. Also some pregame color and establishing shots.
We don’t just document. Steve Sabol loved stories and we carry on.
(10-03-2022, 11:06 PM)Phogge Wrote: Not shooting for live TV. NFL Films is the league storyteller, the center of league history. Plus we service a number of shows on multiple channels and streams and produce our own shows for multiple channels and streaming. Also we provide the NFL Network with a mountain of content.
among other customers I’ve been blessed for the most successful show on network TV, “60 Minutes” and have shot over 50 years for, IMO, the finest production company in America, NFL Films.
My position is called Main Top. Basically ball follow; tighter, and more difficult, than the picture you see on television. Also responsible for color shots like following Hufanga to the bench after his pick. Also some pregame color and establishing shots.
We don’t just document. Steve Sabol loved stories and we carry on.
(10-04-2022, 06:36 AM)cardcrimson Wrote:(10-03-2022, 11:06 PM)Phogge Wrote: Not shooting for live TV. NFL Films is the league storyteller, the center of league history. Plus we service a number of shows on multiple channels and streams and produce our own shows for multiple channels and streaming. Also we provide the NFL Network with a mountain of content.
among other customers I’ve been blessed for the most successful show on network TV, “60 Minutes” and have shot over 50 years for, IMO, the finest production company in America, NFL Films.
My position is called Main Top. Basically ball follow; tighter, and more difficult, than the picture you see on television. Also responsible for color shots like following Hufanga to the bench after his pick. Also some pregame color and establishing shots.
We don’t just document. Steve Sabol loved stories and we carry on.
And you guys do amazing, amazing work. Did you shoot Willie Brown?
(10-04-2022, 06:36 AM)cardcrimson Wrote:(10-03-2022, 11:06 PM)Phogge Wrote: Not shooting for live TV. NFL Films is the league storyteller, the center of league history. Plus we service a number of shows on multiple channels and streams and produce our own shows for multiple channels and streaming. Also we provide the NFL Network with a mountain of content.
among other customers I’ve been blessed for the most successful show on network TV, “60 Minutes” and have shot over 50 years for, IMO, the finest production company in America, NFL Films.
My position is called Main Top. Basically ball follow; tighter, and more difficult, than the picture you see on television. Also responsible for color shots like following Hufanga to the bench after his pick. Also some pregame color and establishing shots.
We don’t just document. Steve Sabol loved stories and we carry on.
And you guys do amazing, amazing work. Did you shoot Willie Brown?
(10-04-2022, 08:03 AM)Phogge Wrote: The Brown INT was shot by the legendary Ernie Ernst who also was the only operator who shot the ENTIRE Immaculate Reception. Including all the network cameras.Tatum never touched the ball. . . .
(10-05-2022, 05:23 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: In all four games the Niners have played so far, they have lost a starter for at least a month.
Week 1: Elijah Mitchell 2 months MCL
Week 2: Trey Lance - Season ankle
Week 3: Trent Williams - Month+ ankle; Azeez Al Shaair - 2 months MCL
Week 4: Colton McKivitz - 2 months MCL
This simply is not sustainable. Thankfully, most of the injuries are on Offense, allowing the best Defense in the NFL to stay intact for now, but the injuries have absolutely hurt the Offense and put a heavy load on the Defense to carry. As it stands, the Niners can't win a game they allow more than 10 points. Not a recipe for success and a great way to waste a dominant Defense.
Steve Young said not to judge Garoppolo quite yet due to missing OTAs and Training camp. And he was better against the Rams than the Broncos, but still not great according to Colin Cowherd, who basically said with a better than average QB performance, the Niners beat the Rams 31-9 without the Defense scoring a TD.
I know it's unpopular, but I now strongly believe it was a mistake to bring back Garoppolo. Kyle Shanahan had the perfect situation to drop an inexperienced QB into, with a dominant Defense. Let him learn on the job playing him like a modern NFL QB. Instead, he was scared Lance might struggle - rather than appreciating that is part of his growth - and put him in harm's way as a glorified RB that was lost for the season when it was critical for him to play this year given how little he has played since High School.
We'll never know how good Lance would be as the season wore on this year, but the reality is the roster is one of the best in the NFL when intact, and the QB is a major weak link on the team. It might have been so with Lance, but at least he will be in an improvement trajectory. Garoppolo isn't going to get appreciably better than he is, and having him limits the Offense too much to be a realistic Super Bowl contender IMO.
Trading 3 first round picks to get Lance was stupid if this is how you are going to develop him.
(10-05-2022, 05:23 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: In all four games the Niners have played so far, they have lost a starter for at least a month.
Week 1: Elijah Mitchell 2 months MCL
Week 2: Trey Lance - Season ankle
Week 3: Trent Williams - Month+ ankle; Azeez Al Shaair - 2 months MCL
Week 4: Colton McKivitz - 2 months MCL
This simply is not sustainable. Thankfully, most of the injuries are on Offense, allowing the best Defense in the NFL to stay intact for now, but the injuries have absolutely hurt the Offense and put a heavy load on the Defense to carry. As it stands, the Niners can't win a game they allow more than 10 points. Not a recipe for success and a great way to waste a dominant Defense.
Steve Young said not to judge Garoppolo quite yet due to missing OTAs and Training camp. And he was better against the Rams than the Broncos, but still not great according to Colin Cowherd, who basically said with a better than average QB performance, the Niners beat the Rams 31-9 without the Defense scoring a TD.
I know it's unpopular, but I now strongly believe it was a mistake to bring back Garoppolo. Kyle Shanahan had the perfect situation to drop an inexperienced QB into, with a dominant Defense. Let him learn on the job playing him like a modern NFL QB. Instead, he was scared Lance might struggle - rather than appreciating that is part of his growth - and put him in harm's way as a glorified RB that was lost for the season when it was critical for him to play this year given how little he has played since High School.
We'll never know how good Lance would be as the season wore on this year, but the reality is the roster is one of the best in the NFL when intact, and the QB is a major weak link on the team. It might have been so with Lance, but at least he will be in an improvement trajectory. Garoppolo isn't going to get appreciably better than he is, and having him limits the Offense too much to be a realistic Super Bowl contender IMO.
Trading 3 first round picks to get Lance was stupid if this is how you are going to develop him.
(10-05-2022, 05:23 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: In all four games the Niners have played so far, they have lost a starter for at least a month.
Week 1: Elijah Mitchell 2 months MCL
Week 2: Trey Lance - Season ankle
Week 3: Trent Williams - Month+ ankle; Azeez Al Shaair - 2 months MCL
Week 4: Colton McKivitz - 2 months MCL
This simply is not sustainable. Thankfully, most of the injuries are on Offense, allowing the best Defense in the NFL to stay intact for now, but the injuries have absolutely hurt the Offense and put a heavy load on the Defense to carry. As it stands, the Niners can't win a game they allow more than 10 points. Not a recipe for success and a great way to waste a dominant Defense.
Steve Young said not to judge Garoppolo quite yet due to missing OTAs and Training camp. And he was better against the Rams than the Broncos, but still not great according to Colin Cowherd, who basically said with a better than average QB performance, the Niners beat the Rams 31-9 without the Defense scoring a TD.
I know it's unpopular, but I now strongly believe it was a mistake to bring back Garoppolo. Kyle Shanahan had the perfect situation to drop an inexperienced QB into, with a dominant Defense. Let him learn on the job playing him like a modern NFL QB. Instead, he was scared Lance might struggle - rather than appreciating that is part of his growth - and put him in harm's way as a glorified RB that was lost for the season when it was critical for him to play this year given how little he has played since High School.
We'll never know how good Lance would be as the season wore on this year, but the reality is the roster is one of the best in the NFL when intact, and the QB is a major weak link on the team. It might have been so with Lance, but at least he will be in an improvement trajectory. Garoppolo isn't going to get appreciably better than he is, and having him limits the Offense too much to be a realistic Super Bowl contender IMO.
Trading 3 first round picks to get Lance was stupid if this is how you are going to develop him.
(10-05-2022, 05:23 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: In all four games the Niners have played so far, they have lost a starter for at least a month.
Week 1: Elijah Mitchell 2 months MCL
Week 2: Trey Lance - Season ankle
Week 3: Trent Williams - Month+ ankle; Azeez Al Shaair - 2 months MCL
Week 4: Colton McKivitz - 2 months MCL
This simply is not sustainable. Thankfully, most of the injuries are on Offense, allowing the best Defense in the NFL to stay intact for now, but the injuries have absolutely hurt the Offense and put a heavy load on the Defense to carry. As it stands, the Niners can't win a game they allow more than 10 points. Not a recipe for success and a great way to waste a dominant Defense.
Steve Young said not to judge Garoppolo quite yet due to missing OTAs and Training camp. And he was better against the Rams than the Broncos, but still not great according to Colin Cowherd, who basically said with a better than average QB performance, the Niners beat the Rams 31-9 without the Defense scoring a TD.
I know it's unpopular, but I now strongly believe it was a mistake to bring back Garoppolo. Kyle Shanahan had the perfect situation to drop an inexperienced QB into, with a dominant Defense. Let him learn on the job playing him like a modern NFL QB. Instead, he was scared Lance might struggle - rather than appreciating that is part of his growth - and put him in harm's way as a glorified RB that was lost for the season when it was critical for him to play this year given how little he has played since High School.
We'll never know how good Lance would be as the season wore on this year, but the reality is the roster is one of the best in the NFL when intact, and the QB is a major weak link on the team. It might have been so with Lance, but at least he will be in an improvement trajectory. Garoppolo isn't going to get appreciably better than he is, and having him limits the Offense too much to be a realistic Super Bowl contender IMO.
Trading 3 first round picks to get Lance was stupid if this is how you are going to develop him.
(10-05-2022, 05:23 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: In all four games the Niners have played so far, they have lost a starter for at least a month.
Week 1: Elijah Mitchell 2 months MCL
Week 2: Trey Lance - Season ankle
Week 3: Trent Williams - Month+ ankle; Azeez Al Shaair - 2 months MCL
Week 4: Colton McKivitz - 2 months MCL
This simply is not sustainable. Thankfully, most of the injuries are on Offense, allowing the best Defense in the NFL to stay intact for now, but the injuries have absolutely hurt the Offense and put a heavy load on the Defense to carry. As it stands, the Niners can't win a game they allow more than 10 points. Not a recipe for success and a great way to waste a dominant Defense.
Steve Young said not to judge Garoppolo quite yet due to missing OTAs and Training camp. And he was better against the Rams than the Broncos, but still not great according to Colin Cowherd, who basically said with a better than average QB performance, the Niners beat the Rams 31-9 without the Defense scoring a TD.
I know it's unpopular, but I now strongly believe it was a mistake to bring back Garoppolo. Kyle Shanahan had the perfect situation to drop an inexperienced QB into, with a dominant Defense. Let him learn on the job playing him like a modern NFL QB. Instead, he was scared Lance might struggle - rather than appreciating that is part of his growth - and put him in harm's way as a glorified RB that was lost for the season when it was critical for him to play this year given how little he has played since High School.
We'll never know how good Lance would be as the season wore on this year, but the reality is the roster is one of the best in the NFL when intact, and the QB is a major weak link on the team. It might have been so with Lance, but at least he will be in an improvement trajectory. Garoppolo isn't going to get appreciably better than he is, and having him limits the Offense too much to be a realistic Super Bowl contender IMO.
Trading 3 first round picks to get Lance was stupid if this is how you are going to develop him.
(10-05-2022, 05:23 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: In all four games the Niners have played so far, they have lost a starter for at least a month.
Week 1: Elijah Mitchell 2 months MCL
Week 2: Trey Lance - Season ankle
Week 3: Trent Williams - Month+ ankle; Azeez Al Shaair - 2 months MCL
Week 4: Colton McKivitz - 2 months MCL
This simply is not sustainable. Thankfully, most of the injuries are on Offense, allowing the best Defense in the NFL to stay intact for now, but the injuries have absolutely hurt the Offense and put a heavy load on the Defense to carry. As it stands, the Niners can't win a game they allow more than 10 points. Not a recipe for success and a great way to waste a dominant Defense.
Steve Young said not to judge Garoppolo quite yet due to missing OTAs and Training camp. And he was better against the Rams than the Broncos, but still not great according to Colin Cowherd, who basically said with a better than average QB performance, the Niners beat the Rams 31-9 without the Defense scoring a TD.
I know it's unpopular, but I now strongly believe it was a mistake to bring back Garoppolo. Kyle Shanahan had the perfect situation to drop an inexperienced QB into, with a dominant Defense. Let him learn on the job playing him like a modern NFL QB. Instead, he was scared Lance might struggle - rather than appreciating that is part of his growth - and put him in harm's way as a glorified RB that was lost for the season when it was critical for him to play this year given how little he has played since High School.
We'll never know how good Lance would be as the season wore on this year, but the reality is the roster is one of the best in the NFL when intact, and the QB is a major weak link on the team. It might have been so with Lance, but at least he will be in an improvement trajectory. Garoppolo isn't going to get appreciably better than he is, and having him limits the Offense too much to be a realistic Super Bowl contender IMO.
Trading 3 first round picks to get Lance was stupid if this is how you are going to develop him.
(10-05-2022, 05:23 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: And he was better against the Rams than the Broncos, but still not great according to Colin Cowherd, who basically said with a better than average QB performance, the Niners beat the Rams 31-9 without the Defense scoring a TD.
(10-05-2022, 05:23 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: And he was better against the Rams than the Broncos, but still not great according to Colin Cowherd, who basically said with a better than average QB performance, the Niners beat the Rams 31-9 without the Defense scoring a TD.
