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I was gonna go to temple Saturday too damn. heard kap was partying here my homie with big ******* said she shot him down and talked **** to him haha
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Do you guys think he identifies himself more with us or the Bengals?
Do you guys think he identifies himself more with us or the Bengals?
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They have the best bromance. Like squirtle and bulbasaur back in the day.
Always calling him Frankie even though he hates it.
He definitely did help Aldon out a tremendous amount!!!!!....imo without Cowboy taking those double teams and stuntin' taking 2 men, Aldon wouldnt have as many sacks as he doesCowboy will be greatly missed. IMO he allowed Aldon to flourish and do it early in his career. No more Super Smith Bros
http://49ers.pressdemocrat.com/49ers-new-look/
Harbaugh coached an old-school, Big-Ten, 1970s offense. A power-running offense with sumo-style blocking. Grab the guy in front of you and push him back. Impose your will. That’s Harbaugh’s style.
None of that took place at Thursday’s OTA. During drills, five offensive linemen at a time would crouch into three-point stances. When Chris Foerster, the new offensive line coach, yelled, “Hut,” all five offensive linemen started sprinting to their right.
That’s zone blocking: outflank the defense and stretch them to create lanes for the running back. It’s a finesse style that requires fast offensive linemen, not powerful ones.
It’s the running game Mike Shanahan made famous. He used it when he coached the Denver Broncos and most recently when he coached the Washington ********. Foerster was Shanahan’s offensive line coach in Washington, and Foerster seems to be teaching Shanahan’s techniques to the 49ers.
One more little difference.
Tomsula is incorporating even more finesse into the offense. He’s bringing back the screen pass. The Niners almost never ran this play under Harbaugh, in practice or in games.
It was the first pass play the Niners ran Thursday afternoon. Colin Kaepernick threw a screen to Reggie Bush.
It’s a classic Bill Walsh play that should never have left the 49ers’ playbook. Good for Tumsula for bringing it back.