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An Early Look at the Stats : Panthers vs 49ers


Pantha-kun

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Went through the games and looked deeper and jotted some notes 

-keys for us.  Run CMC Run!!!

-hold onto that ball Kyle Allen

 

 

Outside of the Bengals game, who's OL has been a mess and cant run the ball on anyone 

 

Teams have been able to run the ball fairly easy on the 49ers.  But have just abandoned it and thats where they got in trouble

Ypc from RBs

Bucs- 5.14 

Steelers- had less than 4 But ran the ball less than 15 times

Browns- 5.4 

Rams- 4.64

Redskins- 4.16

 

All the teams seemed to have ran the ball well but didnt stick with it.  Didnt think a single team rushed the ball more than 25 times

 

When they didnt get the run game going, that meant they were passing and that front 4 is good.

They forced Atleast 1 fumble from the QB in every game(3 of the 6 games QBs fumbled twice), though many were recovered by the offense, still dont wont to risk it.

 

 

We matchup well with our playing style.  Kyle just needs to have a strong grip on that ball.

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7 minutes ago, ncfan said:

Went through the games and looked deeper and jotted some notes 

-keys for us.  Run CMC Run!!!

-hold onto that ball Kyle Allen

 

 

Outside of the Bengals game, who's OL has been a mess and cant run the ball on anyone 

 

Teams have been able to run the ball fairly easy on the 49ers.  But have just abandoned it and thats where they got in trouble

Ypc from RBs

Bucs- 5.14 

Steelers- had less than 4 But ran the ball less than 15 times

Browns- 5.4 

Rams- 4.64

Redskins- 4.16

 

All the teams seemed to have ran the ball well but didnt stick with it.  Didnt think a single team rushed the ball more than 25 times

 

When they didnt get the run game going, that meant they were passing and that front 4 is good.

They forced Atleast 1 fumble from the QB in every game(3 of the 6 games QBs fumbled twice), though many were recovered by the offense, still dont wont to risk it.

 

 

We matchup well with our playing style.  Kyle just needs to have a strong grip on that ball.

Interesting analysis. I was surprised that AP did as well as he did, especially in the begging of the game. The strength of our D is only rushing 4 and getting to the QB quickly, so yes, a heavy run game would be the way to attack us. 

The turnovers are almost a given for us now. It is truly amazing what they are able to do. Anytime you have a five step drop there will be an opportunity to put the ball on ground. 

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1 hour ago, Basbear said:

My memory isnt as sharp as it once was. I remember shanahan calling great games and working the Panthers D each time. That was with a different group of players, especially at WR.... I believe the zone-blocking gives the panthers issues too, for sure shanahan has that element at SF. Just Coleman, Alexander, and shanahan have LOADS of experience against the panthers. Thats my main worry- SF will be ready. Just going to hope during the Bye Norv and Ron come up with a great game-plan, cause SF is for real and ready. Be like the old NFC west days type of game.. 

Well, how about some Kyle Shannhan/Panther fun facts 

Kyle was OC for 4 meetings 

Kyle’s offense never rushed for 100 yards in any game he faced Luke Kuechly.  The one game Luke missed his team topped 100. 

Shannahan offense was held to 0 points in first meeting.  Falcons offense wasn’t noteworthy IMO.    

Falcons gave Panthers there 1 loss in the 15-1 season (Cam’s baby game).   Team was just off and flat all around.  Falcons offense wasn’t impressive. Credit for a win though.  20 points. 

First matchup in 2016 was the game Bradberry got hurt on 2nd play.  Julio went for 300 yards vs Benwikere and ended his career here.  Credit Kyle for an in game adjustment and going at a wound...but that isn’t a game plan he can repeat.  Just throwing downfield to Julio with Bradberry out and an injured Bene on him all game.   I mean, he can’t go back to that tape and use it for the game. 

The Luke out with a concussion game was the best overall called game.  Falcons had balance. Took it to us. 

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18 hours ago, Gold Blooded said:

I guess we will have to agree to disagree, I don't think bookies set lines for the 'average better'

No, they set the lines (and adjust them if necessary) in order to attract equal action on both sides, thereby guaranteeing themselves a profit on the juice.  SF would be a 3 pt fav, if everybody considered the 2 teams even, just on home field "advantage."  The extra 2 1/2 points stem from SF's better record (which the "average bettor" would treat as fair.)

This is not an "overlay," which is making the wrong team the favorite, but I do think it'll be an upset.

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Thanks for the refresher @CRA

That I tried to block out both the 15-1 and Juilo 300 yarder games, but didnt. I for sure didnt remember holding them to 0, brain let me down. That 15-1 was impressive cause Panthers where on the ride to unbeaten glory and no one thought the fing falcons had that in them. This years' panthers are no where close to those panthers teams run D, at one point they had not allowed a 100 yard rusher for like 20+ weeks in a row. It was rare for a team to have a big run gain, now pass defense is top tier(most part) and run D is weaker. That still can be fixed. 

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