Originally posted by Bretsky
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Pretty easy to understand that article and where our 'D' needs to adjust on a fundamental basis. Send this in memo form to:
Way too often we see our defense turn their eyes to the ie WR/TE and not check back to the ball. I reviewed the game recording today and it's unbelievable just how lenient the Zebras were with our DB's grabbing and otherwise clear PI desperation.
The ball should definitely have been placed on our 1 yard line after a clear PI on a Kaepernick pass to the end zone (A. Boldin as I recall it was interfered with) and that was ignored by the Officials and as a result 'only' ended with 3 more points down and a score of 6 - zip...49ers.
All else the same. The score should have been San Fran 49ers 17 - Packers 10 at the half. Not 49ers 13 - Packers 10.
Our teams DB's too often give over the top too much room or pursue opponent route runners with their backs to the ball. Our DB's are not athletically gifted enough or clearly outmatched. Anyone (or fan) that can simply see a game should know that's exactly the case. It's too easy to see.
Why are common sense fundamental concepts ignored?
A bunch of kids at a Sunday afternoon pick up game would know that much. To not turn their backs to the ball. Isn't that a no brainer!?
Packerrats want for some reason to lay the blame this time on the 'O'; and with no doubt the Packers 'O' was certainly off. It was nowhere after the 1st Qtr. (what!? 6-8 yards total offense).
The fact remains that the Packers 'O' did have the team ahead as the game went. That closing drive for a FG and the San Fran 49ers win; was set up by lousy defense. A "no defense" that gave up two HUGE 3rd down plays to the San Fran 49ers or the Packers have a real shot at flipping the outcome.
It's right there that that game was lost. LOST by the Packer 'D'.
That loss was on the Packers defense ...AGAIN.
PACKERS !

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