The problem is that he seems to prefer Sorensen as that single-high.

Deebo Samuel will KILL Sorensen downfield if he's left in single-high. If they're commit to that kind of coverage, Fuller needs to be a big part of it w/ Sorensen on the field for Wilson a fair amount.

Haha Deangelo Hall just said “if the 49ers can’t get home with just 4, it wouldn’t matter if they have Deion, Darren Green, Revis and Rod Woodson out there. These guys in KC are almost impossible to cover for more than a couple seconds”

Yep, Spags has to be be familiar with the Gibbs/Shanahan offense even if Kyle has added some new kinks to it. Doesn't mean it'll be easy to stop, but neither were the Titans, who averaged the same number of yards per play the Niners do.

Damien Wilson told Pelissero that the emphasis is on eye discipline. Great to hear, just what we’ve been talking about on here.

Do your job. The old cliche is a must Sunday.

Andy will screen like crazy to keep 49ers DL off balance too

The first quarter of that Texans game was everyone trying to go above and beyond and make a play. Once they got back to “everyone do your job”...we all saw what happened.

CHIEFS DEFENSE VS STATUE QBs:


JACOBY BRISSETT: 19 points

JOE FLACCO: 6 points

PHILIP RIVERS: 17 points, 21 points

TOM BRADY: 16 points

Are we saying that Jimmy is a statue now? Because I don't really think he is. I don't think he's a great scrambler/runner by any means, but he's not Flacco by any stretch either.

He ran for 7 yards one game this year, but other than that, yeah he's a statue.

46 rushes for 62 yards. Seems like a statue to me.

I'm not talking about how many yards he ran for, I'm saying he's a better athlete than Flacco. He can move his feet and avoid a rush if need be, so far as I can tell. Thinking that he's a post stuck in the mud is inaccurate.

He took 36 sacks in 2019 (MVPat took 17).

So yeah, he’s fairly immobile.

Yes, none of the QBs on that list are literally statues.

Didn't Jimmy get hurt last year on a play where he escaped contain and ran to the sidelines? Maybe he got the first down, I don't remember. But he had a head of steam, as I recall.

Green Bay didn't send enough people and only one of their DL was physical enough in Kenny Clark. Pettine is great DC at stopping the pass but didn't have the horses.

KC has Frank Clark, Chris Jones, Kpass, Pennel and Nnadi. As long as Spags does what Baltimore did and attack and play as many DL as possible aiming to attack and disrupt the SF line the result should be much different.

KC doesn't have to win every time. Just not get run over like Green Bay did and I don't think they will.