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STOCK UP De’Zhaun Stribling Kurtis Rourke Sebastian Valdez Gracen Halton Jaden Duggar Corliss Waitman Larry Worth James Thompson Jr. ST...
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The postseason is a year away. Win or lose the only thing they're playing for today is pride. Another opportunity to advertise your wo...
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Good morning everyone and welcome to day 3 of the NFL draft. Let's take a look at who the 49ers were able to add on day 2: Drake Jacks...
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Nope, it's not a misprint. After trading up to the #3 pick from #12, the 49ers have put themselves in a position to select their franch...
If Rourke keeps improving, I could see the Niners trading Jones and getting some value in return. Stribling’s performance speaks for itself, and Halton, Duggar, and Worth are definite keepers in my opinion. I’m not concerned about Collins—he’ll be fine. Colby is becoming a disappointment, and Martin might be trade bait—maybe for the Titans.
ReplyDeleteHighest-graded 49ers on defense against the Titans (PFF):
ReplyDelete• Bryson Eason: 77.3👀
• Ashtyn Davis: 76.4
• Jaden Dugger: 74.0
• Gracen Halton: 74.6
• Tatum Bethune: 70.7
Jakob Robinson in coverage against the Titans
ReplyDelete• 27 coverage snaps
• 5 targets
• 2 catches allowed
• 19 yards allowed
• 51.3 passer rating when targeted
• 54.0 coverage grade
Robinson also had a blitz from the slot 💥
Carver Willis allowed 3 pressures in his preseason debut but was excellent in run blocking. He's coming for that LG job!
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ReplyDeleteThe TV news is showing video's of flooding in Indiana, I hope you and
yours are safe?
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I'd add CB Ephesians Prysock to the Stock Up list for key PBU
and Kramer Jr.to the Stock Down list for erratic snaps.
All good in my neck of the woods here near Notre Dame. Thanks!
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Delete49ers pressures and sacks against the Titans:
ReplyDelete• Ogbo Okoronkwo: 3 (1 sack)
• James Thompson Jr: 2 (.5 sack)
• Larry Worth: 1 (.5 sack)
• Sebastian Valdez: 1
• Gracen Halton: 1
• Titus Leo: 1
• Tatum Bethune: 1 (1 sack)
• Xavier Thomas: 1
• Quinton Bell: 1
Highest-graded 49ers on offense against the Titans (PFF):
ReplyDelete• Carver Willis: 84.4👀
• De'Zhaun Stribling: 80.9
• Austen Pleasants: 80.9
• Kurtis Rourke: 76.9
• Connor Colby: 75.4
• Jordan Watkins: 68.4
Watching these young players becoming part of the 49ers future is very encouraging.
ReplyDeleteEphesians Prysock in coverage against the Titans
ReplyDelete• 28 coverage snaps
• 6 targets
• 2 catches allowed
• 19 yards allowed
• 1 pbu
• 1 forced incompletion
• 43.1 passer rating when targeted 🤯
• 66.0 coverage grade
A very good NFL debut 🔐
I am a little concerned about Al Collins. If he does not show good growth this season, his future could become cloudy. Hopefully, he shows good progress in 2026, or he can become the next Javon Kinlaw.
ReplyDeleteI always like to wait how a player responds the following week after a poor performance to see what they're made of.
DeleteAgree, Razor.
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DeleteRazor
Collins had a poor outing against the Titans. His shoulder may be affecting his play?
I agree on waiting to see how he responds next week.
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ReplyDeleteyea, Collins got pushed around by Titans R-OT JC Latham, giving RB Pollard room to run, including scoring a TD.
While there were definitely things to be encouraged about with a lot of the young players, for mine there were really only two standouts that get the "stock up" tick of approval from me - Stribling and Rourke. They were outstanding, going against the Titans 1s.
ReplyDeleteWhoops, forgot Halton. He also lands on my stock up list. Excellent game from him.
DeleteWhat did you think of Rourke's footwork?
DeleteDidn't focus on it. But after the first drive he was decisive and on time for the most part, and made good decisions.
DeleteWith Jones and Hobbs both down with injuries the 49ers brought in:
ReplyDeleteBryce Hall
Corey Mayfield
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