Monday, September 21, 2026
State Of Gracen
Gracen Halton was unstoppable yesterday • 31 snaps played • 5 tackles • 1 tackle for a loss • 3 pressures • 3 stops • 68.3 defensive grade The interior part of the defensive line desperately needed a player to step up this year, and Halton has done just that! Took D. J. Jones a year or two to catch on but it looks like Halton has a chance to be even better and it couldn't have come at a more critical time. You can tell his confidence level is growing with every game.
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State Of Gracen
Gracen Halton was unstoppable yesterday • 31 snaps played • 5 tackles • 1 tackle for a loss • 3 pressures • 3 stops • 68.3 defensive grad...
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Highest-graded 49ers on defense against the Dolphins (PFF):
ReplyDelete• Nick Bosa: 84.5
• Dre Greenlaw: 83.0
• Renardo Green: 74.6
• Fred Warner: 73.9
• Marques Sigle: 72.8
• Malik Mustapha: 72.4
Flock of Sigle is exactly what I hoped he could be in year 2 with Warner back on the field to communicate with. We might have a hitter like Greenlaw on the backend now!
Halton has the makings of becoming a star. Let's not forget that Mykel may be ready in a few weeks as well. By. 5-7 games into the season the DL could be much better.
ReplyDeleteRenardo Green in coverage against the Dolphins
ReplyDelete• 31 coverage snaps
• 0 yards allowed
• 75.1 coverage grade
Green literally shutdown his side of the field yesterday 🗜️
49ers OL pressures allowed against the Dolphins:
ReplyDelete• Colton McKivitz: 3
• Trent Williams: 1
• Dominick Puni: 0
• Connor Colby: 0
• Jake Brendel: 0
Colby is getting it done.
ReplyDeleteHe looks much more comfortable at LG now than last season. Arrows up and keep on stackin'!
DeleteMarques Sigle’s numbers against the Dolphins:
ReplyDelete• 7 tackles
• 1 tackle for a loss
• 1 sack
• 1 pressure
• 1 stop
• 1 target
• 0 yards allowed
• 39.6 passer rating when targeted
• 73.4 overall grade
Ji' Brown played well yesterday. But, I wonder if he could be replaced by Single at some point this season. The real positive is how well the 49ers have set themselves up with interchangeable players that could help if a starter goes down.
ReplyDeleteAhh, Sigle. Doggone word correction 😏
ReplyDeleteIf the defense figures it out (run defense) this team would be one of the greatest modern era teams ever. The offense is already a top five unit, the defense also could be a top five unit - stop the run, please.
ReplyDeleteYou think they call up McKinnley Jackson?
DeleteI don't know, I do know if they control the run and get off the field this team will be so dominate...be real hard to beat.
DeleteRight now, the strategy seems to be slow it down until the redzone and then clamp down.
DeleteWhat they did in the second half was much better than the performance of the first half, they couldn't get off the field.
DeleteWhite is the culprit in the 4i/5t spot against those inside runs, something Mykel excels at.
DeleteJi'Ayir Brown had himself a big game yesterday:
ReplyDelete• 13 tackles
• 1 tackle for a loss
• 5 stops
• 3 targets
• 1 catch allowed
• 11 yards allowed
• 45.1 passer rating when targeted
• 67.7 overall grade
Highest-graded 49ers on offense against the Dolphins:
ReplyDelete• Brock Purdy: 96.6
• George Kittle: 90.2
• Kyle Juszczyk: 81.2
• Demarcus Robinson: 80.8
• Mike Evans: 80.0
• Connor Colby: 72.3
Skill players doing good.
DeleteSF Snap Counts vs. MIA
ReplyDeleteRookie Snaps:
DT Gracen Halton 32 (54%)
DE Romello Height 32 (54%)
DL Jordan Thompson 21 (36%)
LB Jaden Dugger 18 (31%)
RB Kaleon Black 17 (33%)
OL Carver Willis 6 (12%)
Rookies getting experience.
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