(11-14-2023, 12:58 AM)p_rushing Wrote:

(11-13-2023, 08:37 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: Go back and watch that video again, everything he said was about what the players failed to execute. "It's not like they weren't prepared." That's the opening line that puts it all on the 11 on the field. You want it so bad but you're just willfully blind. You simply can't see what's happening on the field because you think the guy calling plays makes them not block or catch.

You are either ignoring or just overlooking the facts that the coaches are responsible for making the team successful.

I think everyone agrees that the players aren't executing. How many times have we seen these same players fail to execute the same plays? It's week 11 now and the coaches are the ones to blame for continuing to expect the players to be able to execute what they haven't been able to do in the 9 games.

If you keep shocking yourself because you keep sticking a fork in an outlet, you don't blame the outlet.

You can have the best play book in the world but if the players can't run it, it is meaningless. They have to call plays that this OL, WRs, RBs, and QB can be successful at. It's obvious and has been for weeks that this offense isn't working. So they need to do their job and rewrite the play book to be successful.

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Lol, Maddenism 101. Just call the right play and a weak Guard will control an All Pro Defensive Tackle to create a running lane. Just change the play and the 3 man rush won't beat 5 blockers. Just call the right play and the QB will have no pressure on a 2.75 second drop back. Just call the right play and the X can get 2 yards of separation 25 yards downfield in the 2.5 seconds before the QB gets hammered. That isn't how it works. How it has somewhat worked, the horizontal offense, can only work so long before everyone catches on, but of course you guys were complaining about that too. You know what might help? Put Stange and Farrell in to personally protect the QB while two guys run routes and ETN sits in the flat. It'll be those two against 6 defenders, but then you guys can complain about how unimaginative the offense is.

Baalke screwed this team by not getting us what almost everyone said we needed in the offseason. Now the bill has come due and San Francisco was sent to collect.

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