Comments on: Offensive Analysis http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/ Feed Your Niner Addiction Tue, 22 Dec 2009 17:04:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.1-alpha by: John http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1346 Tue, 18 Apr 2006 17:18:07 +0100 http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1346 Sinorice Moss Height Height: 5-7 Santana Moss Height: 5-10 Steve Smith Height: 5-9 Marvin Harrison Height: 6-0 Coles : Height: 5-11 All except Sinorice have excellent armspan to top it off. Sinorice is simply to small to be a #1,2,3 Wideout in the NFL. He'd be a better return man. Also Collins is considered one of the slowest qbs in the league. Smith may not scramble a lot, but he is much much faster than collins. Lets put it this way, if Collins is so good why has not one team tried to sign him yet given that many have needs at QB? He has a cannon arm that isn't accurate. I mean come on he had probably the best wideout corps a person could ask for and they still stunk last year. Al should have let Norv get his guys. Sinorice Moss Height Height: 5-7
Santana Moss Height: 5-10
Steve Smith Height: 5-9
Marvin Harrison Height: 6-0
Coles : Height: 5-11
All except Sinorice have excellent armspan to top it off. Sinorice is simply to small to be a #1,2,3 Wideout in the NFL. He’d be a better return man. Also Collins is considered one of the slowest qbs in the league. Smith may not scramble a lot, but he is much much faster than collins. Lets put it this way, if Collins is so good why has not one team tried to sign him yet given that many have needs at QB? He has a cannon arm that isn’t accurate. I mean come on he had probably the best wideout corps a person could ask for and they still stunk last year. Al should have let Norv get his guys.

]]> by: Anonymous http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1342 Tue, 18 Apr 2006 15:58:29 +0100 http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1342 If EJ can stay healthy I think we could use VD as a #2 or slot reciever, with his speed and size he could give Smith a deep threat, and at the same time , open up the short routes that EJ runs so well If EJ can stay healthy I think we could use VD as a #2 or slot reciever, with his speed and size he could give Smith a deep threat, and at the same time , open up the short routes that EJ runs so well

]]> by: Darrel http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1334 Tue, 18 Apr 2006 14:37:21 +0100 http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1334 As far as a H-Back, how about VD? It's true Collins isn't fleet of foot, but he's always had a big time arm. Besides Alex hasn't been all that mobile himself, contrary to his college play. Sinorice too short? That's a crock, let's see here the first couple that pop into my smoky brain: Steve Smith, Harrison, Santana, Coles, I think he most remind me of Smith though. Overall I think Pursell's opinion is pretty accurate. As far as a H-Back, how about VD? It’s true Collins isn’t fleet of foot, but he’s always had a big time arm. Besides Alex hasn’t been all that mobile himself, contrary to his college play. Sinorice too short? That’s a crock, let’s see here the first couple that pop into my smoky brain: Steve Smith, Harrison, Santana, Coles, I think he most remind me of Smith though. Overall I think Pursell’s opinion is pretty accurate.

]]> by: John http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1330 Tue, 18 Apr 2006 14:00:10 +0100 http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1330 I'm disappointed with your fullback analysis. Norv Turner uses an H-Back for the fullback position, you have listed traditional fullbacks and not H-Backs. Collins is very immobile, how could he fit the coast offense? He was Al's pick, not Norv's. He is slow footed and would be a horrible fit in our offense. Sinorice Moss is very short and will have trouble with stronger corners. I’m disappointed with your fullback analysis. Norv Turner uses an H-Back for the fullback position, you have listed traditional fullbacks and not H-Backs. Collins is very immobile, how could he fit the coast offense? He was Al’s pick, not Norv’s. He is slow footed and would be a horrible fit in our offense. Sinorice Moss is very short and will have trouble with stronger corners.

]]> by: Vin http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1323 Tue, 18 Apr 2006 13:24:02 +0100 http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1323 Solid analysis of the team's offense. While I agree that adding a veteran QB into the mix could benefit Smith, it is highly unlikely we would pull someone in for the type of money Nolan will probably be willing to spend for a backup. I think the team knows it is weak at TE, just like the fans do. And I'm sure the team sees V.Davis as the potential solution to that problem. But if I were Nolan, and someone offered me their 1st and second rounder to move up (or Denver offering their two first rounders), I would gladly give up VD. This depth is deep in TEs (probably as deep as it has ever been in recent memory), and grabbing one in the second that could make an impact is highly likely. In addition to the three TEs mentioned in the post, Marcedes Lewis (UCLA) is also a great prospect. The post is accurate in that we don't need a QB, and that we need O-line depth... but I don't think center is necessarily what we need. We just need depth. Heitmann and Baas can both play center, so that frees us up to pick the "best" offensive lineman available (whenever it is we want to pick one). Great analysis. I hope the draft in a couple of weeks answers the prayers of the fans. Solid analysis of the team’s offense. While I agree that adding a veteran QB into the mix could benefit Smith, it is highly unlikely we would pull someone in for the type of money Nolan will probably be willing to spend for a backup.

I think the team knows it is weak at TE, just like the fans do. And I’m sure the team sees V.Davis as the potential solution to that problem. But if I were Nolan, and someone offered me their 1st and second rounder to move up (or Denver offering their two first rounders), I would gladly give up VD. This depth is deep in TEs (probably as deep as it has ever been in recent memory), and grabbing one in the second that could make an impact is highly likely. In addition to the three TEs mentioned in the post, Marcedes Lewis (UCLA) is also a great prospect.

The post is accurate in that we don’t need a QB, and that we need O-line depth… but I don’t think center is necessarily what we need. We just need depth. Heitmann and Baas can both play center, so that frees us up to pick the “best” offensive lineman available (whenever it is we want to pick one).

Great analysis. I hope the draft in a couple of weeks answers the prayers of the fans.

]]> by: shane http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1318 Tue, 18 Apr 2006 12:58:40 +0100 http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1318 Good analysis, although very obvious. I mean I think we all see the problem, its just its almsot the coaches and fans dont see eye to eye all the time. Good analysis, although very obvious. I mean I think we all see the problem, its just its almsot the coaches and fans dont see eye to eye all the time.

]]> by: mike http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1315 Tue, 18 Apr 2006 12:25:13 +0100 http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1315 good stuff. Baas is probably going to be the backup center so i dont think drafting a center is a priority. I think we have to go with VD because he would be the player we would be most pissed about if he beats our ass with another team. he would also make the biggest imediate impact good stuff. Baas is probably going to be the backup center so i dont think drafting a center is a priority. I think we have to go with VD because he would be the player we would be most pissed about if he beats our ass with another team. he would also make the biggest imediate impact

]]> by: Jeff http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1312 Tue, 18 Apr 2006 12:08:47 +0100 http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1312 Yeah...this is a pretty good analysis. Fielder might be a better mentor than Collins. Yeah…this is a pretty good analysis. Fielder might be a better mentor than Collins.

]]> by: YayareaLegend http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1306 Tue, 18 Apr 2006 10:36:06 +0100 http://49ersnews.blogsome.com/2006/04/18/offensive-analysis/#comment-1306 Great analyisis!!! K Collins would be a great back-up but I doubt that happens. He'd probably beat out Alex Smith for the starting spot which would be all bad. Wr: we really need a speed reciever and if Lawson is already drafted by the 2nd round we should grab Moss if he's still there Can't wait to see the defensive anlysis Great analyisis
K Collins would be a great back-up but I doubt that happens. He’d probably beat out Alex Smith for the starting spot which would be all bad.

Wr: we really need a speed reciever and if Lawson is already drafted by the 2nd round we should grab Moss if he’s still there

Can’t wait to see the defensive anlysis

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