I understand why Bill Walsh hated the shotgun formation. If your QB is that deep at the start of the play, it makes it tougher for the OTs to pass block due to the angles the DE has to the QB. If the QB is under center, the DE must take the inside route to the QB.
Hello mate, just wanted to say that your comments actually make sense re - shotgun formation, and it's cool to actually read things like this. Happy new year. Jay
@@NBAJAY_0007 I agree. I started watching football when I was 10 in 1990 and I learn new things all the time cause the game is very complicated and full of different schemes and variations of everything.
Seeing how purdy is making mistakes excites me. Because those mistakes are fixable and as of right now he’s already doing amazing, so just imagine the potential once he stops making those mistakes
Absolutely love your breakdowns but I had to comment that the screen to Mccafrey vs. the zero blitz and the flying superman block from brunskill is the only reason that play breaks for the massive gain. Absolutely clutch and huge hustle by Brunskill.
Hoping Purdy continues to up his game and improve since he's showing a lot of potential. On one hand we could have a new starting QB, and even if he doesn't start we know we have a guy who can handle business if his number is called.
Sooo fascinating and sooo enjoyable breakdowns to watch! 👏 👍 👏 excited to see other video about defense this week! 🔥 💪 thank you so much for your hard work! 👍
Thanks for another great breakdown as always! I see an OC in Kyle who is still learning what his QB can do, and a QB who is still learning scheme, BUT a QB who mostly has very solid fundamentals and technique, great confidence, and the beginnings of very good scheme and situational football understanding. My comparison for Purdy is Drew Brees, another smaller QB who had to play with very good technique and scheme understanding in order to succeed. (Brock is slightly bigger than Drew.) It was very good to see examples of Brock learning and making improvements in game. It's clear that he's still learning, BUT he's done incredibly well for a rookie. His floor is very high and his ceiling is probably much higher. Naturally it helps that he is very humble and a serious student of the game, in addition to having a very high football IQ. Purdy does not have a big arm, but he has a good mind and understanding, plays with mostly sound technique, usually gets the ball out quickly and accurately, and is ideal for Kyle's WCO/YAC game. Kyle needs a QB who can get the ball out quickly, accurately and on time and Brock is doing that better than Jimmy and much better than Trey. Again, outstanding for a rookie, even though it's clear he has significant room to improve. In addition, Brock's outstanding split and cone times are reflected in his often elite (lower body) movement skills, especially escaping pressure. But that movement would be meaningless without understanding of scheme, leverage and situational football, which he also has at unusually high levels. At times he plays like a very good 5 year veteran. Purdy has outstanding pocket awareness and movement. I was very glad to see the quick slants used to successfully close out the game. BA's route running has gotten MUCH better this year, and Purdy's quickness and accuracy on timing routes is exactly what Bill Walsh demanded. The slants were also perfectly called in terms of situational football. Kyle's playcalling is GREATLY enhanced by having a very competent QB who does those things well in this system: timing and accuracy. That's why Purdy is a great fit for this scheme. Brian Griese has visibly improved Purdy's game from college, similarly to how he cut Jimmy's long term interception rate IN HALF. We now have a very good QB coach, even though he had never done it before. BG will continue to improve Purdy's play, and we may have seen some of that improvement in the clips you picked from the Raiders game. Purdy also has the ability to scramble and create plays when a play breaks down or is simply well covered. Some of his movement out of the pocket and elusiveness have been elite. He can throw from many arm slots, etc. In Trey we hoped for a QB who could learn to execute the designed passing game and create when plays break down. Trey, being highly inexperienced, was still learning both. It seems Purdy, who threw nearly 5x more passes against much better competition in college, may already be far ahead of Trey in both areas. Trey is a better athlete. Brock is a better QB. Not saying Trey can't catch up eventually, but Brock has a major head start in the areas that actually matter for efficient quarterbacking. Brock may end up being the better QB in the long term. He certainly is today. P.S. The Raiders have a lot of talent on both sides of the ball, and we did not have much film of Stidham. That's a major part of the reason for their success against our defense. Also many of our players may have had the flu during the game. Many of our defensive players were visibly very slow on the field. I must attribute some of that to the flu going around the locker room. Hopefully the flu will be over soon.
On that last pass that got deflected to Aiyuk, it looked like Purdy was trying to get the ball to Kittle wide open on a corner route for an easy touchdown.
That is what he was aiming for. Brock even said it in his press conference after the game. He was looking for Kittle in the corner for the TD. He said the defense just got to him quicker and got a tip of the ball. But he was looking for that touchdown for Kittle.
1st n foremost prayers to Damar Hamlin n his fam, friends n Bills Mafia. Secondly, dope video as always! 4:20 I did not see that first watch; that if Aiyuk had that block, CMC coulda done sum'n dangerous wit that play. 5:15 def seen that one live n kept yellin to hit Kittle. Scored that drive regardless 8:30 Kittle made that man touch earth! I kno Purdy wanted that one back. Easy tuddy next time that play come back around 13:30 ---> 14:05 Purdy missed out on it the first time but got it back to Jennings on 1st & 20. After a weak ass call on holdin from Kittle. Been to many Battle of the Bays. These matchups are deeprooted. Great game overall n happy we got that W!
Great video as always, though I much prefer the mixed format - makes the overall video more varied and less repetitive. I missed the poll, but please do consider revisiting this issue once people have had a chance to see the new format a bit. I'm betting (hoping!) people will realise it's actually better to do mixed offence and defence after all.
I don't plan on running with this formula. The problem was, the offense put up 37 points, a bunch of scoring drives and explosive plays and so there was going to be a lot to cover. The defense also gave up 34 points and so there's going to be a lot to cover on the defensive side of the ball. I was looking at probably having a 40 minute video to get it all in and it would take until late in the week to get it done. So, I put a poll out on twitter about it and 80% of the responses were to break it up.
I particularly liked the explanation of why coaches script the opening plays and how they use that information. That sort of breakdown would be good material for the podcast. You could also get some offseason Academy videos done by going over the difference between zone and man schemes, to pick one example. It'd help live up to the name of the channel!
I know I noticed it during editing but was too late. I was so frustrated. I also called 12 personnel, 21 a few times. I was trying to get the video out and watched the film set too small. Normally it's about 10x8 on my screen and I had it at 6x4 so i missed a few #'s
@@jonnydel My friend your channel is amazing. Keep up the great work. Question do you have videos that show me exactly what the cloud coverage is and exactly what 2 high safety etc etc are. Trying to learn so of those basic coverages that you mention. Love the Chan!!!
@@jonnydel Yes, the quick slant was open due to great route running, great timing, and quick execution Classic Bill Walsh WCO. Purdy is often doing a GREAT job getting the ball out accurately and on time. He simply needs to do it more consistently and should do so with more experience. He is already very good and can be GREAT in this system. The jury is still out on Trey, mostly due to inconsistent mechanics. It's really great that BA has become a great route runner. That was definitely not the case earlier in his career, so he has worked on it and improved a lot. That's on top of having a ton of talent, especially footwork and knowledge of leverage and situational football. BA has turned into a top NFL WR this season (with Purdy).
Jonnydel, you ever seen the Movie 🎥 Harlem Knights?? There’s a line in it by the Late Great Red Fox to The Late Great Richard Pryor, that I’m thinking of with your opening dedication to Damar Hamlin: “ You’re a sweet, classy M-Fer Jonnydel”!!!!
For the kittle td, kittle mentioned that the play was supposed to get Auiyuk wide open, probably why he went that side first. But idk just remember kittle saying that in the press conference
Always a great breakdown. That last pass where purdy tried to get it to kittle but it got hit up and aiyuk was there. I was screaming go to kittle. He just was bum rushed. Almost had that one tho.
I really hope that opposing DC DON'T watch your videos when come to the playoffs LMAO. The way you break down game film is so awesome. It'll help them get prepared against us even more if they watch it LMAO. I can't wait for your defensive breakdown for this game. I'm glad that our defense got pushed to the brink now. Instead of in the playoffs. As great as we are on defense we needed this gut check to humble us. Our secondary can get a little jump happy at times. I give that QB for the Raiders credit, he picked us apart. Until we were able to slam the door shut finally. BOSA IS THE MVP!!! BANG BANG 9ER GANG!!!
It's weird how what we expected to see from Trey is what Brock Is now delivering. Yeah he doesn't have the arm but he's good enough to win while getting better. I love this offense right now. No more anxiety attacks from Jimmy "happy feet".
You're right. I'd also thought that if this was Jimmy G doing all these games instead of Brock everyone would be talking about how great a season Jimmy is having and how strong they look for making the Super Bowl. In other words Brock is not a down-grade in any way
Great stuff as usual. Don't want to see soo many shootouts in the playoffs. It seems like Purdy is good for at least one int per game and Huf/Lenwa are good for at least one busted coverage. But damn it... a win is a win...!
@@jonnydel it was a great execution otherwise so I am sure it helped Kyle going forward knowing the play would likely work again, just need to tweak the linemans movement
@@jonnydel right, I just remember being happy for that play and then seeing it called back on BS ruling. But watching your clip you can see the official throw the flag at the bottom. :D
Can you review the final interception? Raider fans saying that would’ve been a TD but I think Gibson was in position to pick the ball off anyway even if the ball wasn’t tipped?
I love your breakdowns. I live in the UK and have never played football (all least not the NFL sort!) but have watched the NFL on TV over here ever since the Niners' second SB win. As an ex-teacher, I appreciate what you are trying to get across to your viewers but believe you are missing out some key summaries of what you are actually saying. By dumbing down just a bit, I think your explanations would be even better. For example, early on you explain that Kyle learns a lot from how the Raiders react to his 21 personnel package. I kind of follow you but not completely. Try breaking it down like this: "When in 21 personnel, the Raiders react by doing [this]. What that means is that Kyle knows every time he does that, they will react [like this], which is turn provides possibilities for him to do X,Y,Z." Sometimes, you don't point out what is obvious to you but which I struggle to connect with what I am seeing. It would take the addition of just a few more simple conclusions to make your analysis even better. Teachers constantly summarise to ensure their pupils don't get lost in complexity - and Kyle's offense is most certainly complex!!! Remember, the NFL is becoming ever more international in scope, so all the help you can give would be appreciated.
Tom C Exactly!! As a defensive player, Fullback on the field you play run first. Which opens up passing game cause the defense will be in base package. If the defense says no we aren't taking the cheese, and goes nickel package, you still have fullback on the field with one less LB. Now you can run the ball having the numbers advantage. Kyle Juszyzck might not be the 49ers engine..............but he is the oil to the engine.
I haven't heard anyone say that the lob catch by Aiyuk was really intended for a wide-open Kittle further downfield if Brock hadn't been hit. That was a nice play design and should have won the game right there.
As always my friend you are spot on. I do feel like kyle sometimes gets the defense in a trap, endless loop of constantly trying to catch up with his play calling. opposing D.C's probably feel like they are in one of those Chinese finger traps lol I cant wait to see the defense one. also on "69" I cant stand him but like you said, he's great at getting to the second level block even if it's just grass ;)
Starting to worry the micromanager KS has gotten in Purdys head.. looked to me like he was locking in to the primary receiver instead of seeing the field, taking what’s there, and looking to extend plays. Would be a damn shame. Hopefully it’s not a trend
I think that's probably going to be a learning curve as his playbook expands. The first couple starts his playbook was more condensed than what we had seen under Jimmy. But, to find success past a couple starts that playbook has to expand and so will Brock's ability to digest and execute. He's showing strong traits but there will be a learning curve.
He did the same with Garoppolo at the beginning. It was a huge success. Let's see how Purdy could adjust. I prefer how Purdy take care of the ball (sacks, throw away, 50/50 trows,or fumbles, or safeties)...why I am writing parenthes?????
@@rabiervincent4294 we saw a guest star appearance of the garoppolo happy feet as well. 100% agree purdys vision and instincts are a difference maker. I think he can do it just want to see the kid shine. His confidence should be through the roof but if he’s got that nitpicking in the back of his head..
think that's a lazy statement to say they don't play the game they want it played. By that statement, Montana was a "game manager" or "system" QB. He ran everything within the system. It wasn't like he was doing a ton of off-schedule or throwing a bunch of alert routes. Brady is a game-manager by the common definition. "Game-manager" is a way to say a guy runs an offense but doesn't make the offense run. Which isn't possible.
@@jonnydelI’ve always said that, when the talking heads on the TV pass certain qbs off as a “game manager”… it’s like someone will get passed off as a game manager because they are efficient in a particular system. Thanks for your input!
Hi all, in your opinion what offence would you install if you were HC of an NFL team? And why? I do like the RPO, but us it as productive as say going full " air raid " or just pound the ground?
Jay p West Coast Offense. When ran correctly, it's the most devastating offense around. Especially if you have a Roger Craig/Marshall Faulk/LaDainian Tomlinson/Alvin Kamara/Christian Mccaffrey do it all type RB.
air raid is what the Kingsbury offense is. Earhardt-Perkins is what NE has run(Las Vegas as well now) which is kind of a catch-all these days. The air-coryell has a lot of good qualities and Norv Turner might be my favorite iteration of the air-coryell. But, if push comes to shove, I'm sticking with a wide-zone based West Coast offense.
It seems pretty obvious in hindsight McGlinchy was have some sort of health issue early in the season. He should get some credit for playing through it, lol.
That last play before the FG if that edge rusher wasn't there that would've been the game easy TD to kittle now to think about it all the times kittle was open he could've easily had 4 TDs
Film is showing purdy doesn't like throwing to his right, especially deep. There was a time and it was an INT... Hopefully opposing teams don't see this.
I think it is Purdy & Kyle sending a message to Kittle along with trying to get BA more Involved...after the shit he pulled last week.. not to mention the passive aggressive bs with the Jimmy quote on his shirt during a live nationwide broadcast. Love Kittle, but whether it be Trey or Purdy he needs to get over it.
I still don’t see this kid doing anything more than Jimmy did. Not taking the deep shots at times and delivering quick passes. Just had more mobility that saves sacks.
GoldBlooded And Purdy is averaging 11 more points per game..........and higher 3rd down percentage than Jimmy. And like you said, Purdy saves sacks that keeps the offense on track.
I agree. I think Jimmy would be doing great right now, especially after the Christian Mccaffery addition. I think ultimately, if Purdy can continue playing like this, you have to go with the younger player. Not to mention that the 49ers drafted him, so the 49ers staff gets to take all the credit. With Jimmy, it’s always credit to Bellicheck. I do think Purdy has shown he can be better than Jimmy. Given that he’s a rookie, he can possibly progress into a real top QB. I’m a big Jimmy G fan, but realistically he’s not the right match for the 49ers. Maybe he can go into a situation like Seattle or New York to improve those franchises. He’s definitely a bridge to build a team for a franchise QB. Sucks for Jimmy because he might have been better if he didn’t sit so long behind Brady. Then again, maybe that’s what helped him become above average?
One thing im worried about is it seems like Purdy is relying on and throwing to CMC way too much instead of staying focused farther downfield first. Good teams are gonna realize this and figure out how to take him out on plays. This game CMC got the ball on almost half or more of the plays I think I heard someone say. Purdy is doing an amazing job. Just dont want CMC overworked and hurt and Purdy too reliant on him.
Calzman And I pray that happens!!! Cause when the LBs and safeties key in to take CMC away underneath, Kittle and Aiyuk is going to have plenty of room to work the intermediate routes with open throwing lanes for Purdy. That's why you get CMC. He is the ultimate decoy in sucking in the defense. And remember Deebo is coming back to help Kittle and Aiyuk. So please defenses............key in on CMC.
Purdy played it smart to protect the ball with a superior team but he had kittle wide ass open and aiyuk too. Coach will point these out. Could’ve easily had 300+ yards passing
Incredible cover.
TY from a French guy that love to learn the game I love so much.
You are teaching ameican football all over the world!
That's so awesome
@@jonnydel It really is amazing !
I love that Kyle dialed up the aggressive play call on that last play before OT.
Purdy has one more second and thats a tud to Kittle.
I was at this game. Aiyuk was open like 90% of the game. His route running is AMAZING to watch in person.
I understand why Bill Walsh hated the shotgun formation. If your QB is that deep at the start of the play, it makes it tougher for the OTs to pass block due to the angles the DE has to the QB. If the QB is under center, the DE must take the inside route to the QB.
Yep, from UC there's more variation in depth of drop and mystery to where the final launch point will be. from shotgun, it's one of 2 points.
UC it’s almost all one of 3, and the only one that isn’t there in shotgun is the 3 step, which…pass rush shouldn’t get there on a 3 step anyways
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Hello mate, just wanted to say that your comments actually make sense re - shotgun formation, and it's cool to actually read things like this.
Happy new year. Jay
@@NBAJAY_0007 I agree. I started watching football when I was 10 in 1990 and I learn new things all the time cause the game is very complicated and full of different schemes and variations of everything.
Seeing how purdy is making mistakes excites me. Because those mistakes are fixable and as of right now he’s already doing amazing, so just imagine the potential once he stops making those mistakes
It's true, learning curves are there
Loving the breakdown separation between Offense and Defense, appreciate the insights as always
That last catch by Aiyuk was suppose to be for kittle for a TD but was hit. Didnt notice it till this vid
I see that now. Perfect read and he’s wide open. Raiders did a good job getting to him there, but luckily Aiyuk made something of it.
Sure was
Appreciate you, big dog. Really needed this one today.
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Just discovered this channel. Love the breakdowns.
That's awesome, thanks for watching!
This breakdown was too good! You’re revealing Kyle’s secrets 😅. Great job man!
Oh I'm sure Kyle's got secrets for dayzzz
Absolutely love your breakdowns but I had to comment that the screen to Mccafrey vs. the zero blitz and the flying superman block from brunskill is the only reason that play breaks for the massive gain. Absolutely clutch and huge hustle by Brunskill.
Oh for sure and McCaffreys patience
That superman block should have been on the ESPN top 10 list for the week.
Brunskill makes me less concerned about Banks' injury.
Can’t wait for Thursday! Keep up the fantastic work!
Thank you so much for the support!
Thank you Jonny as always.. #KeepEvolving #GoNiners
This just makes you realize how good of a play caller Kyle is!
As a Seahawks fan I love Kyle's scheme
I can respect that
Great breakdowns as always!
Thank you so much for the support!
Absolutely brilliant film coverage jonnydel, bravo!
Thanks!
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Agree. Jonny is definitely one of the best.
And it hasn't stopped yet, his gofundme is above 5.8 mil as of this comment.
Extremely classy move to link in the description.
I just saw that, that's incredible!
Also, as the first comment you also win the fried egg award 🍳
@@jonnydel wow, I join the patreon and the wins keep rolling in.
Appreciate the breakdown my guy!
Thanks!
Hoping Purdy continues to up his game and improve since he's showing a lot of potential. On one hand we could have a new starting QB, and even if he doesn't start we know we have a guy who can handle business if his number is called.
Yeah, there's no downside to him playing well. I just hope it continues in to the playoffs.
Sooo fascinating and sooo enjoyable breakdowns to watch! 👏 👍 👏 excited to see other video about defense this week! 🔥 💪 thank you so much for your hard work! 👍
Much respect to you man, your really becoming a legend w these breakdowns. Appreciate your humanity 🙏🏾
I sure appreciate it
I uploaded some footage of the game, I was there on the 50 yard line with my girlfriend. It was our first game ever. Let’s go Niners!
Your breakdowns are unmatched, especially for someone trying to learn more into the X’s and O’s
Thanks for another great breakdown as always!
I see an OC in Kyle who is still learning what his QB can do, and a QB who is still learning scheme, BUT a QB who mostly has very solid fundamentals and technique, great confidence, and the beginnings of very good scheme and situational football understanding.
My comparison for Purdy is Drew Brees, another smaller QB who had to play with very good technique and scheme understanding in order to succeed. (Brock is slightly bigger than Drew.)
It was very good to see examples of Brock learning and making improvements in game. It's clear that he's still learning, BUT he's done incredibly well for a rookie. His floor is very high and his ceiling is probably much higher. Naturally it helps that he is very humble and a serious student of the game, in addition to having a very high football IQ.
Purdy does not have a big arm, but he has a good mind and understanding, plays with mostly sound technique, usually gets the ball out quickly and accurately, and is ideal for Kyle's WCO/YAC game. Kyle needs a QB who can get the ball out quickly, accurately and on time and Brock is doing that better than Jimmy and much better than Trey. Again, outstanding for a rookie, even though it's clear he has significant room to improve.
In addition, Brock's outstanding split and cone times are reflected in his often elite (lower body) movement skills, especially escaping pressure. But that movement would be meaningless without understanding of scheme, leverage and situational football, which he also has at unusually high levels. At times he plays like a very good 5 year veteran. Purdy has outstanding pocket awareness and movement.
I was very glad to see the quick slants used to successfully close out the game. BA's route running has gotten MUCH better this year, and Purdy's quickness and accuracy on timing routes is exactly what Bill Walsh demanded. The slants were also perfectly called in terms of situational football.
Kyle's playcalling is GREATLY enhanced by having a very competent QB who does those things well in this system: timing and accuracy. That's why Purdy is a great fit for this scheme.
Brian Griese has visibly improved Purdy's game from college, similarly to how he cut Jimmy's long term interception rate IN HALF. We now have a very good QB coach, even though he had never done it before. BG will continue to improve Purdy's play, and we may have seen some of that improvement in the clips you picked from the Raiders game.
Purdy also has the ability to scramble and create plays when a play breaks down or is simply well covered. Some of his movement out of the pocket and elusiveness have been elite. He can throw from many arm slots, etc.
In Trey we hoped for a QB who could learn to execute the designed passing game and create when plays break down. Trey, being highly inexperienced, was still learning both. It seems Purdy, who threw nearly 5x more passes against much better competition in college, may already be far ahead of Trey in both areas. Trey is a better athlete. Brock is a better QB. Not saying Trey can't catch up eventually, but Brock has a major head start in the areas that actually matter for efficient quarterbacking. Brock may end up being the better QB in the long term. He certainly is today.
P.S. The Raiders have a lot of talent on both sides of the ball, and we did not have much film of Stidham. That's a major part of the reason for their success against our defense. Also many of our players may have had the flu during the game. Many of our defensive players were visibly very slow on the field. I must attribute some of that to the flu going around the locker room. Hopefully the flu will be over soon.
On that last pass that got deflected to Aiyuk, it looked like Purdy was trying to get the ball to Kittle wide open on a corner route for an easy touchdown.
Sure did, it was a nearly identical play to the one that LV scored on Hufanga early on. Dun dun dunnnnnn
That is what he was aiming for. Brock even said it in his press conference after the game. He was looking for Kittle in the corner for the TD. He said the defense just got to him quicker and got a tip of the ball. But he was looking for that touchdown for Kittle.
1st n foremost prayers to Damar Hamlin n his fam, friends n Bills Mafia.
Secondly, dope video as always!
4:20 I did not see that first watch; that if Aiyuk had that block, CMC coulda done sum'n dangerous wit that play.
5:15 def seen that one live n kept yellin to hit Kittle. Scored that drive regardless
8:30 Kittle made that man touch earth! I kno Purdy wanted that one back. Easy tuddy next time that play come back around
13:30 ---> 14:05 Purdy missed out on it the first time but got it back to Jennings on 1st & 20. After a weak ass call on holdin from Kittle.
Been to many Battle of the Bays. These matchups are deeprooted. Great game overall n happy we got that W!
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Great video as always, though I much prefer the mixed format - makes the overall video more varied and less repetitive. I missed the poll, but please do consider revisiting this issue once people have had a chance to see the new format a bit. I'm betting (hoping!) people will realise it's actually better to do mixed offence and defence after all.
I don't plan on running with this formula. The problem was, the offense put up 37 points, a bunch of scoring drives and explosive plays and so there was going to be a lot to cover. The defense also gave up 34 points and so there's going to be a lot to cover on the defensive side of the ball. I was looking at probably having a 40 minute video to get it all in and it would take until late in the week to get it done.
So, I put a poll out on twitter about it and 80% of the responses were to break it up.
@@jonnydel More content from you is always better IMO: vid 1 offense, vid 2 defense, and how about vid 3 preview? If only :)
@@jonnydel That makes complete sense.
Thanks for another great breakdown. Looking forward to the defense video later in the week.
Good deal
I particularly liked the explanation of why coaches script the opening plays and how they use that information. That sort of breakdown would be good material for the podcast. You could also get some offseason Academy videos done by going over the difference between zone and man schemes, to pick one example. It'd help live up to the name of the channel!
This channel is absolute must watch and must share. Correction 16:47 MCM out wide rather than Juice.
I know I noticed it during editing but was too late. I was so frustrated. I also called 12 personnel, 21 a few times. I was trying to get the video out and watched the film set too small. Normally it's about 10x8 on my screen and I had it at 6x4 so i missed a few #'s
@@jonnydel My friend your channel is amazing. Keep up the great work. Question do you have videos that show me exactly what the cloud coverage is and exactly what 2 high safety etc etc are. Trying to learn so of those basic coverages that you mention. Love the Chan!!!
Love the breakdowns!
Thanks!
If pre-game shows did segments like this throughout the show and describe what is going on, they would be much better…great job.
Well, if you know anyone there, I'm available, lol.
Great video as always man! Can’t wait for the new podcast and happy new year 🎉🎉
I sure appreciate it!
I like how you had a series of the same plays from 2 angles in your intro.
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Man, that slant to Aiyuk was open the entire 4th quarter! Was that because the Raiders switched to Cover 1 Man?
Mostly, yes. Also because down in crunch time, it's all about simplicity, quick passes and efficiency.
@@jonnydel Yes, the quick slant was open due to great route running, great timing, and quick execution Classic Bill Walsh WCO.
Purdy is often doing a GREAT job getting the ball out accurately and on time. He simply needs to do it more consistently and should do so with more experience. He is already very good and can be GREAT in this system. The jury is still out on Trey, mostly due to inconsistent mechanics.
It's really great that BA has become a great route runner. That was definitely not the case earlier in his career, so he has worked on it and improved a lot. That's on top of having a ton of talent, especially footwork and knowledge of leverage and situational football. BA has turned into a top NFL WR this season (with Purdy).
Jonnydel, you ever seen the Movie 🎥 Harlem Knights?? There’s a line in it by the Late Great Red Fox to The Late Great Richard Pryor, that I’m thinking of with your opening dedication to Damar Hamlin: “ You’re a sweet, classy M-Fer Jonnydel”!!!!
I sure appreciate it, man. I am familiar with it, lol
For the kittle td, kittle mentioned that the play was supposed to get Auiyuk wide open, probably why he went that side first. But idk just remember kittle saying that in the press conference
Always a great breakdown. That last pass where purdy tried to get it to kittle but it got hit up and aiyuk was there. I was screaming go to kittle. He just was bum rushed. Almost had that one tho.
I really hope that opposing DC DON'T watch your videos when come to the playoffs LMAO. The way you break down game film is so awesome. It'll help them get prepared against us even more if they watch it LMAO.
I can't wait for your defensive breakdown for this game. I'm glad that our defense got pushed to the brink now. Instead of in the playoffs. As great as we are on defense we needed this gut check to humble us. Our secondary can get a little jump happy at times. I give that QB for the Raiders credit, he picked us apart. Until we were able to slam the door shut finally. BOSA IS THE MVP!!! BANG BANG 9ER GANG!!!
I appreciate the kind words. Though, I'm sure those staffs have a lot of smart people working for them :)
I LOVE YOU Jonny! Go Niners! #since89) Your breakdowns gave me such a better understanding of the game and all its in and outs. I thank you for that!
Yes, 2 vids is a great idea, keep up the great content
Thanks!
that last play was suppose to be a tub to kittle
Sure was
It's weird how what we expected to see from Trey is what Brock Is now delivering. Yeah he doesn't have the arm but he's good enough to win while getting better. I love this offense right now. No more anxiety attacks from Jimmy "happy feet".
You're right. I'd also thought that if this was Jimmy G doing all these games instead of Brock everyone would be talking about how great a season Jimmy is having and how strong they look for making the Super Bowl. In other words Brock is not a down-grade in any way
AMAZING AS ALWAYS!!!
Thanks, Lisa!
Great stuff as usual. Don't want to see soo many shootouts in the playoffs. It seems like Purdy is good for at least one int per game and Huf/Lenwa are good for at least one busted coverage. But damn it... a win is a win...!
JonnyDell ... can you provide information & links in the video description (for podcast/defense)? Thank you in advance.
Edit: happy new year mate!
I'll keep everything updated as it comes out.
Not sure if you noticed it but at 18:28 that screen was call back for illegal man down field.
DOHHHHH
@@jonnydel it was a great execution otherwise so I am sure it helped Kyle going forward knowing the play would likely work again, just need to tweak the linemans movement
@@famousamoso7 thats the hard part with the film sometimes, you don't have anything on there to tell you exact results of a play
@@jonnydel right, I just remember being happy for that play and then seeing it called back on BS ruling. But watching your clip you can see the official throw the flag at the bottom. :D
@@famousamoso7 good memory of it. I was in an emotionally distressed state during s lot of the game, lol
Can you review the final interception? Raider fans saying that would’ve been a TD but I think Gibson was in position to pick the ball off anyway even if the ball wasn’t tipped?
Yeah, Raiders fans are just cranky pants. I'll cover it in my review video I'm hoping to get out today but no, Gipson was in position
I love your breakdowns. I live in the UK and have never played football (all least not the NFL sort!) but have watched the NFL on TV over here ever since the Niners' second SB win. As an ex-teacher, I appreciate what you are trying to get across to your viewers but believe you are missing out some key summaries of what you are actually saying. By dumbing down just a bit, I think your explanations would be even better.
For example, early on you explain that Kyle learns a lot from how the Raiders react to his 21 personnel package. I kind of follow you but not completely.
Try breaking it down like this: "When in 21 personnel, the Raiders react by doing [this]. What that means is that Kyle knows every time he does that, they will react [like this], which is turn provides possibilities for him to do X,Y,Z." Sometimes, you don't point out what is obvious to you but which I struggle to connect with what I am seeing. It would take the addition of just a few more simple conclusions to make your analysis even better. Teachers constantly summarise to ensure their pupils don't get lost in complexity - and Kyle's offense is most certainly complex!!! Remember, the NFL is becoming ever more international in scope, so all the help you can give would be appreciated.
Thank you for the constructive feedback. I'll definitely try and do a better job going forward.
It seems like having a fullback in this system, makes many more options the defense has to account for.
Tom C Exactly!! As a defensive player, Fullback on the field you play run first. Which opens up passing game cause the defense will be in base package.
If the defense says no we aren't taking the cheese, and goes nickel package, you still have fullback on the field with one less LB. Now you can run the ball having the numbers advantage.
Kyle Juszyzck might not be the 49ers engine..............but he is the oil to the engine.
Great film breakdown, how do you get such great replays of the game?
dark alleys and speak easies. Just kidding, you can get the all-22 and endzone angles from nfl+ or gamepass international.
I haven't heard anyone say that the lob catch by Aiyuk was really intended for a wide-open Kittle further downfield if Brock hadn't been hit. That was a nice play design and should have won the game right there.
As always my friend you are spot on. I do feel like kyle sometimes gets the defense in a trap, endless loop of constantly trying to catch up with his play calling. opposing D.C's probably feel like they are in one of those Chinese finger traps lol I cant wait to see the defense one. also on "69" I cant stand him but like you said, he's great at getting to the second level block even if it's just grass ;)
McGlinchey is the Jimmy G of tackles, lol
@@jonnydel epic! 🤣😅🤣
This was a good video
I sure appreciate it!
I love this videos
That's awesome!
Killed it!!!
Thanks JD for not showing any of the defense. Don't care to rewatch it!
Starting to worry the micromanager KS has gotten in Purdys head.. looked to me like he was locking in to the primary receiver instead of seeing the field, taking what’s there, and looking to extend plays. Would be a damn shame. Hopefully it’s not a trend
I think that's probably going to be a learning curve as his playbook expands. The first couple starts his playbook was more condensed than what we had seen under Jimmy. But, to find success past a couple starts that playbook has to expand and so will Brock's ability to digest and execute. He's showing strong traits but there will be a learning curve.
He did the same with Garoppolo at the beginning. It was a huge success.
Let's see how Purdy could adjust.
I prefer how Purdy take care of the ball (sacks, throw away, 50/50 trows,or fumbles, or safeties)...why I am writing parenthes?????
@@rabiervincent4294 we saw a guest star appearance of the garoppolo happy feet as well. 100% agree purdys vision and instincts are a difference maker. I think he can do it just want to see the kid shine. His confidence should be through the roof but if he’s got that nitpicking in the back of his head..
JD, what is your take on when someone calls a qb a “game manager” or “system qb”?
think that's a lazy statement to say they don't play the game they want it played.
By that statement, Montana was a "game manager" or "system" QB. He ran everything within the system. It wasn't like he was doing a ton of off-schedule or throwing a bunch of alert routes. Brady is a game-manager by the common definition. "Game-manager" is a way to say a guy runs an offense but doesn't make the offense run. Which isn't possible.
@@jonnydelI’ve always said that, when the talking heads on the TV pass certain qbs off as a “game manager”… it’s like someone will get passed off as a game manager because they are efficient in a particular system. Thanks for your input!
Damar is showing good signs! He's on the road to recovery.
I saw that 🙌
HAPPY NEW YEAR
HAAAAPPPPY New Year!
Yeah I saw the same he failed to throw to a wide open Kittle throughout the game.
Overall Great job by O-line
Purdy is purdy gooddd
sure is
Kyle was in his bag 💰 the whole game
He's been on it the past 5-7 games. You're really starting to see the team come together and gel post-mccaffrey
Hi all, in your opinion what offence would you install if you were HC of an NFL team? And why?
I do like the RPO, but us it as productive as say going full " air raid " or just pound the ground?
Jay p West Coast Offense. When ran correctly, it's the most devastating offense around. Especially if you have a Roger Craig/Marshall Faulk/LaDainian Tomlinson/Alvin Kamara/Christian Mccaffrey do it all type RB.
air raid is what the Kingsbury offense is. Earhardt-Perkins is what NE has run(Las Vegas as well now) which is kind of a catch-all these days. The air-coryell has a lot of good qualities and Norv Turner might be my favorite iteration of the air-coryell. But, if push comes to shove, I'm sticking with a wide-zone based West Coast offense.
Was Aiyuk's pushoff on the TD legal? Within 5 yards?
Tom C Even if it was illegal, I call it an eye for an eye, since the Raiders were gift wrapped the Adams catch that was clearly incomplete.
At 4:37 seconds what the hell was Brandon Aiyuk doing on that poor block?
It seems pretty obvious in hindsight McGlinchy was have some sort of health issue early in the season. He should get some credit for playing through it, lol.
That last play before the FG if that edge rusher wasn't there that would've been the game easy TD to kittle now to think about it all the times kittle was open he could've easily had 4 TDs
Its true
Remember when a contingent of people wanted Kyle fired? Crazy.
I really hope CMC and Deebo don't play at all against AZ. We need everyone healthy and rested for the playoffs.
Film is showing purdy doesn't like throwing to his right, especially deep. There was a time and it was an INT... Hopefully opposing teams don't see this.
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GOOO NINERS
Please, produce only a video how important is MC Caffrey is good in a shanahan offense!
Thanks god, this guy change the offense!!!!
Oh he's been the biggest addition our offense could've hoped for.
Let’s go damar. Dudes improving rapidly
4:15 that block look like something you see in madden or a movie and swear no real person would do that..(look that bad)
I think it is Purdy & Kyle sending a message to Kittle along with trying to get BA more Involved...after the shit he pulled last week.. not to mention the passive aggressive bs with the Jimmy quote on his shirt during a live nationwide broadcast. Love Kittle, but whether it be Trey or Purdy he needs to get over it.
I dont think Johnny likes Purdy very much
I still don’t see this kid doing anything more than Jimmy did. Not taking the deep shots at times and delivering quick passes. Just had more mobility that saves sacks.
GoldBlooded And Purdy is averaging 11 more points per game..........and higher 3rd down percentage than Jimmy. And like you said, Purdy saves sacks that keeps the offense on track.
I agree. I think Jimmy would be doing great right now, especially after the Christian Mccaffery addition. I think ultimately, if Purdy can continue playing like this, you have to go with the younger player. Not to mention that the 49ers drafted him, so the 49ers staff gets to take all the credit. With Jimmy, it’s always credit to Bellicheck.
I do think Purdy has shown he can be better than Jimmy. Given that he’s a rookie, he can possibly progress into a real top QB.
I’m a big Jimmy G fan, but realistically he’s not the right match for the 49ers. Maybe he can go into a situation like Seattle or New York to improve those franchises. He’s definitely a bridge to build a team for a franchise QB. Sucks for Jimmy because he might have been better if he didn’t sit so long behind Brady. Then again, maybe that’s what helped him become above average?
Bro raiders defense is terrible???
Even Jeff Saturday was able to beat them. 😂😂😂😂
AskTioLupe And what's your point exactly?
Well, you can only beat who you play. Any which way you slice it, they're an NFL team and putting up 37 points on an NFL team is no easy task.
@@jonnydel I think he knows that Jonny. I think dude is a Niners troll.
One thing im worried about is it seems like Purdy is relying on and throwing to CMC way too much instead of staying focused farther downfield first. Good teams are gonna realize this and figure out how to take him out on plays. This game CMC got the ball on almost half or more of the plays I think I heard someone say. Purdy is doing an amazing job. Just dont want CMC overworked and hurt and Purdy too reliant on him.
Calzman And I pray that happens!!! Cause when the LBs and safeties key in to take CMC away underneath, Kittle and Aiyuk is going to have plenty of room to work the intermediate routes with open throwing lanes for Purdy.
That's why you get CMC. He is the ultimate decoy in sucking in the defense.
And remember Deebo is coming back to help Kittle and Aiyuk.
So please defenses............key in on CMC.
Purdy played it smart to protect the ball with a superior team but he had kittle wide ass open and aiyuk too.
Coach will point these out. Could’ve easily had 300+ yards passing