Twitter: Defenses caught on to Moore's scheme

John813 said:

Doesn't help either when #57 is allowed to go untouched to the RB lol

Was that Steele to the left of Smith? He went for the guy in front of him instead of the blitzing LB. Schultz was trying to reach him but had no shot.

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That’s on the line coach. I think that’s been happening. 2 blockers on one of the 4 rushers and LBs filling gaps. I think we could make jaylon look good.

glimmerman said:

That’s on the line coach. I think that’s been happening. 2 blockers on one of the 4 rushers and LBs filling gaps. I think we could make jaylon look good.

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Yea, that's just poor offensive line play and some flack has to go on the coach.
It just looked scripted that Smith would double team the DT to open the lane, but when the LB presnap fills it two guys look the other way.

This is that same poorly blocked, poorly schemed play that was posted from another angle. From above, it is even worse, Dalton Schultz peels back to block the LB, #57, who beats Dalton Schultz to the backfield before Schultz can get to him. If the LB is coming there is no way Schultz gets him before he shoots the gap. Schultz had farther to run.

The claim of this tweet is that the 49ers knew what was coming. Now go back to the Cardinals game. Remember the fist play of that game? Dak throws the WR screen and the Cardinals were there before the ball got to the receiver. There is a pattern in all this and that is that teams know what is coming before the snap. That's a big advantage to the defense.

John813 said:

Yea, that's just poor offensive line play and some flack has to go on the coach.
It just looked scripted that Smith would double team the DT to open the lane, but when the LB presnap fills it two guys look the other way.

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Almost like the LB knew the play..

I don’t but this. Not with how successful the offense was overall, and not with the opportunities that were there on Sunday that we just didn’t hit.

I’m a lot more inclined to Aikman’s take that we need to let our playmakers make plays in single coverage.

glimmerman said:

Almost like the LB knew the play..

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That too.
Obvious run and poor blocking. What could go wrong?

Fire K Moore

Creeper said:

This is that same poorly blocked, poorly schemed play that was posted from another angle. From above, it is even worse, Dalton Schultz peels back to block the LB, #57, who beats Dalton Schultz to the backfield before Schultz can get to him. If the LB is coming there is no way Schultz gets him before he shoots the gap. Schultz had farther to run.

The claim of this tweet is that the 49ers knew what was coming. Now go back to the Cardinals game. Remember the fist play of that game? Dak throws the WR screen and the Cardinals were there before the ball got to the receiver. There is a pattern in all this and that is that teams know what is coming before the snap. That's a big advantage to the defense.

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I wonder if McGovern is on the one side. They said they knew a screwn was coming when he was in the formation. Of course when we have 3 WR bunched up on one side it’s kind of a give away since we were calling it a lot..

John813 said:

That too.
Obvious run and poor blocking. What could go wrong?

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Only thing worse would have been a fumble..

All this chatter about Moore and he has issues but Dak can check in or out of plays and his execution in throwing the ball and getting rid of it quickly and accurately is a problem.

foofighters said:

He learned from Garrett and Garrett never learned so what does that tell you?

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And yet touted as a genius. A genius would recognize the flaws in Garret’s schemes and adjust. Moore is just a parrot.

TheCoolFan said:

I would take Sean McVay's water boy as OC over Kellen

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Now that is some high quality H2O!

PAPPYDOG said:

Dak excuse # 3
It's the coaching....dummy

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Even if defenses figured Moore out, we had receivers running open. Dak didn't see the field well and was hesitant to release the ball.

John813 said:

Doesn't help either when #57 is allowed to go untouched to the RB lol

Was that Steele to the left of Smith? He went for the guy in front of him instead of the blitzing LB. Schultz was trying to reach him but had no shot.

edit. The LB is creeping up and Smith and Steele ignore him.
lol

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Watch Schultz on that play. Still in his stance after the ball is snapped. He's the last one on the field to move. I'm sure the LB was his man.

fivetwos said:

Been saying for months now that the opposing defense seems to know when a run is coming.

I REALLY thought this was behind us when Garrett left.

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Hard to put it behind you when your QB never passes from under center.

Hadenough said:

All this chatter about Moore and he has issues but Dak can check in or out of plays and his execution in throwing the ball and getting rid of it quickly and accurately is a problem.

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Accuracy is off and has been off for the last 7 games. He came back from injury and had games that was way off. Beginning of season and he was throwing TD passes that were deep down the sidelines..

Blake said:

And yet touted as a genius. A genius would recognize the flaws in Garret’s schemes and adjust. Moore is just a parrot.

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Was touted by Linehan. Then other media repeated it. Tell a lie long enough lol.

LOL ...Well,Of course they caught on to tendency and Kellen's scheme - heck Kellen himself made it more obvious and easier for teams to beam and track him down.

- K-Moore totally ceased and watered down the offense - much of what made him stand out the 1st half of the season, he completely went into a shell and became Garrett- Linehan
the 2nd half of the season.

- No pre-snap motion, and multiple moving formations, the route tree designs, the rub routes and moving bunch formations, much seemed so watered down and made more simplistic.
.even the Pollard jet- sweep stopped.

...- And how many times are you gonna keep dishing out and running that same ole WR bubble screen used on such an often basis, same formation, that teams knew what was coming ?

- And you can forget about pushing the ball vertically and challenging teams on the deep fly ball and go routes.
Niners DBs were well known for collecting P.I, and holding yellow flags, but we didn't bother to push and challenge them downfield.

- And the no huddle up-tempo offense was what many thought what seemed to help bring Dak back into rhythm, - but yet we'd play the sort-out offense early before finally
deciding to go no- huddle/up-tempo, once much of the game has proceeded, and we are caught that much behind and having to play catch-up ?

- And then there's moving and flexing a bum-knee Zeke Elliott out wide as if he's a WR, and sending him downfield, as opposed to much more speedy, explosive Pollard instead.

quickccc said:

LOL ...Well,Of course they caught on to tendency and Kellen's scheme - heck Kellen himself made it more obvious and easier for teams to beam and track him down.

- K-Moore totally ceased and watered down the offense - much of what made him stand out the 1st half of the season, he completely went into a shell and became Garrett- Linehan
the 2nd half of the season.

- No pre-snap motion, and multiple moving formations, the route tree designs, the rub routes and moving bunch formations, much seemed so watered down and made more simplistic.
.even the Pollard jet- sweep stopped.

...- And how many times are you gonna keep dishing out and running that same ole WR bubble screen used on such an often basis, same formation, that teams knew what was coming ?

- And you can forget about pushing the ball vertically and challenging teams on the deep fly ball and go routes.
Niners DBs were well known for collecting P.I, and holding yellow flags, but we didn't bother to push and challenge them downfield.

- And the no huddle up-tempo offense was what many thought what seemed to help bring Dak back into rhythm, - but yet we'd play the sort-out offense early before finally
deciding to go no- huddle/up-tempo, once much of the game has proceeded, and we are caught that much behind and having to play catch-up ?

- And then there's moving and flexing a bum-knee Zeke Elliott out wide as if he's a WR, and sending him downfield, as opposed to much more speedy, explosive Pollard instead.

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Most second half of the season games we lost was there was no deep shots. Before Daks injury he had games he dropped a dime to Cooper in stride deep down the sidelines and one to Lamb also. They must have learned from the pats game how to disguise the coverage. I bet bellycheat sent out his findings league wide when Dak threw the strike to Lamb in OT. And of course hurt himself..