Sviatoslav
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Ryan gone huh? Don't know how to feel about that. Hopefully he takes Garrett with him. Would make it totally worth it.
Hmm, maybe we're going to switch to a 4-3 now.
Hmm, maybe we're going to switch to a 4-3 now.
Ryan gone huh? Don't know how to feel about that. Hopefully he takes Garrett with him. Would make it totally worth it.
Ryan's future might not be as safely mapped out as he believes, at least if he's looking for a lateral move. It's hard to ignore that none of Ryan's teams have posted a winning record in his nine years as a defensive coordinator. Then again, New York Jets coach Rex Ryan could always add a new attraction to the circus by clearing room for his twin brother.
There aren't enough beat writers in the world to handle that terrifying reality.
Gil Brandt ‏@Gil_Brandt
with Rob Ryan gone in Dallas don't be surprised if more changes are coming. I don't think Ryan will be the last. @dallascowboys
Might get your wish.
Super Bowl is on CBS this year?
Better than FOX at least. Wish NBC would have the Super Bowl every year.
Why the fuck fire Rob Ryan but keep Jason Garrett?
Why the fuck fire Rob Ryan but keep Jason Garrett?
Nick Eatman ‏@nickeatman
Starting to hear whispers this wont be biggest coaching news of the week ... No, not Garrett! But a different OC perhaps ! We'll see
Why is Rob so hyped? His defenses never did anything spectacular.
Going into his third year with the Panthers, Ron Rivera has a 13-19 record.
His record of offering up those who might not necessarily be the problem is far more impressive.
In addition to the previously reported firing of running backs coach John Settle, the Panthers announced today that they also fired wide receivers coach Fred Graves and linebackers coach Warren Belin.
This is after Rivera fired his defensive backs coach (Ron Meeks) after his first season, his special teams coach (Brian Murphy) midseason this year, and stood by while the guy who hired him (former general manager Marty Hurney) was fired.
Thats five coaches, all of whom he picked. Or, one fewer than his home wins the last two seasons.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ep-finding-scapegoats-bigger-problem-remains/
Last time Joe Buck and Troy Aikman announced the Super Bowl, the Packers won, so I'm fine with that.
Coincidentally, the Packers won both their most recent SB's during Fox broadcasts.
Super Bowl is on CBS this year?
Better than FOX at least. Wish NBC would have the Super Bowl every year.
Last time Joe Buck and Troy Aikman announced the Super Bowl, the Packers won, so I'm fine with that.
Coincidentally, the Packers got both of their most recent SB wins during Fox broadcasts.
I bet Jim Nantz prays that the Patriots make it.
No Green Bay Packers Super Bowl this year?
lolWikipedia said:Studio Analysts: Tony Dungy, Rodney Harrison, Aaron Rodgers and Hines Ward
I hope his prayers aren't answered.![]()
David Moore ‏@DavidMooreDMN
Rob Ryan out as Cowboys defensive coordinator. "I have no sour grapes," Ryan said. "I know I did a hell of a job. I will find another spot."
David Moore ‏@DavidMooreDMN
Rob Ryan in Turks & Caicos and was fired on cell phone by Jason Garrett. "They want uncomfortable," Ryan said. "I'm comfortably numb."
chuckddd said:At least no one snapped any pictures of Rob sunbathing.
Rob Ryan got let go?
Now my Rob Ryan to Eagles prediction can come true! And Eagles fans can throw snowballs at Santa again!
I thought he did a decent job this year given all of the injuries Dallas had on defense.
Certainly didn't warrant a firing imo.
It was a group effort.Ok, which member of Packers-GAF came up with these t-shirts?
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=507430
One of Bill Simmons' few axioms that are actually right is "would doing this make fans of rival teams happy or unhappy", and I think keeping Rivera makes NFCS fans happy
Nice. I'll be watching either tonight or tomorrow and add my own commentsWEEK ONE
NINERS vs. PACKERS
Notes:
- Jarrett Bush started at CB.
- Both LB Erik Walden and DE Mike Neal were not eligible to play.
- This was RB Cedric Benson's first regular season game as a Packer.
- WR Greg Jennings was dealing with an injury.
- Notable Inactives: Daniels, House, Starks. (Niners: James).
Q1:
- SF LT Staley sure likes to hold.
- Brian Bulaga is getting beat on a consistent basis, poor run blocking to boot.
- Niners aren't getting to Rodgers but they are collapsing the pocket.
- Rodgers can't step up into pocket or scramble (see: above).
- Niners using Crabtree to exploit the middle.
- Lot of CB blitzes by SF, which are successfully pressuring Rodgers into dumb/quick throws.
Q2:
- Bush got beat on long gainer to Moss then gets PI on next drive.
- Packers D unable to stop the run. SF OL getting to second level.
- Nick Perry on Michael Crabtree. Yes that happened.
- Lots of communication errors in Packers secondary (Burnett, Jennings, Bush).
- Finley has dropped 2 balls up to this point in the game (8:24 left in 2nd).
- Cobb and Nelson are the only WRs that showed up.
- Tramon Williams playing soft all day. Doesn't matter who he's matched up with. Terrible.
- Kaepernick comes in and the Packers play prevent. Capers is a moron.
- Akers hits a 63-yarder. Oh how the tables have turned.
Q3:
- Still can't stop the run. Incidentally, they always seem to run at Perry.
- The middle of the field is still wide open. Jarrett Bush coverage, folks!
- Pass rush looks like shit.
- Packers defense looks defeated on the sidelines.
- Running game looks absolutely abysmal.
- Now 3 drops, Finley was wide open on a slant.
- Oh look, more Staley holds.
- Oh look, more terrible run defense.
- He gets held but Finley drops his 4th.
Q4:
- Holding on Staley cherry finally gets popped. They should overload blitz this guy in the rematch.
- Can't throw picks, Aaron. Silly bitch.
- I think a good strategy would be to fake Cobb out of the backfield, throw slant/post. 49ers cheated up a lot.
- Pocket looking a lot cleaner in the 2nd half. 49ers D-Line must've burned out.
- Rodgers didn't exactly bring his "A-game" for Week 1. A handful of weak/dumb/forced throws.
- Cobb is money. Hopefully he's 100% on Saturday. Same with Nelson. Both paid great in this game.
- Fat shit Lang gets beaten like a redheaded stepchild, Rodgers gets sacked, effectively ending the game.
Other Thoughts:
- The refs were terrible. I'm going to say they were more terrible for the Packers but that punt return obviously meant points.
- The Packers run game was non-existant in this game. The more developed run game will be a big help to them in the rematch.
- A lot of terrible coverage in this game so Shields/Hayward in the secondary will help big time.
- Not much no huddle from the Packers in this game. Look for that to change in the rematch.
- The Packers had 10 penalties in this game. Can't have those.
- I hope the Packers will play the Niners like they did the Eagles in 2010. Stop the run, force the QB to throw, LB spy Kaepernick.
Too bad we have slowass Hawk and motherfucker Jones and not Bishop.
This man knows the wonders of Joe BuckLast time Joe Buck and Troy Aikman announced the Super Bowl, the Packers won, so I'm fine with that.
Coincidentally, the Packers got both of their most recent SB wins during Fox broadcasts.
Firing these assistant coaches doesn't really bother me. Pat Y of ESPN said there had been friction between some of the offensive assistants, so maybe this is cleaning up that friction. Also, each of these three guys were the least experienced assistant coaches, so bringing in some more experience can only help Rivera. I bet that at least one of these assistant coaching positions is filled by a former HC (or a former coordinator at worst).
Alex Smith needs to start and the Niners will win.
Kap is going to lose the game, and Worst Harbaugh will be feeling the heat all off season.
Hell yeah, making history.Cowboys allowed 5,687 yards under Ryan this season, the most in team history.
What they did was the next best thing.one thing i noticed, and as i posted earlier, we really didn't get a significant amount of pressure on erron.
You guys mauled us all game. Only looks even half way respectable due to garbage points. Our offense looked like total shit week one and much of the early season for that matter. They had hot flashes, sure, but it was lightning in a bottle and we'd go back to looking like we never played together.for anyone that cares to watch:
All 49ers Offensive plays Vs. Packers in week 1 (in a condensed format!)
All 49ers Defensive plays Vs. Packers in week 1 (in a condensed format!)
one thing i noticed, and as i posted earlier, we really didn't get a significant amount of pressure on erron. there were a couple sacks and a few hurries but he really had plenty of time back there for the most part. he missed some throws, made some other great throws and got away with a couple should-have-been picks.
however, in the run game, packers line got absolutely mauled on both sides. bensons longest rush was 4 yards and erron led the team in rushing. cobb hurt us but mainly because they lined him up in the backfield a lot.
if we can make the packers 1 dimensional, get a couple sacks/hits on rodgers and kap can put up 2 or 3 TD drives then i like our chances. if the packers have any semblance of a running game or if our offense has a bunch of 3 and outs its going to be a long day for us. look at what our offense did in week 1: ran the ball and kept the packers off the field. our defense was a bit fresher for that final drive
Super Bowl is on CBS this year?
Better than FOX at least. Wish NBC would have the Super Bowl every year.