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oldman9er
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| Psychlone wrote: | Let's go Kilgore!!!
| Quote: | | Following the formula above, we’ll start off this breakdown of Pass Blocking Efficiency by looking at which centers, over the past three years, have given up the most pressure … step forward Jonathan Goodwin. The former Saint and current 49er leads the way with 57 combined sacks, hits, and hurries allowed since 2009. |
Didn't pass the eyeball test from viewing the games, now the cold hard numbers...
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/07/14/three-years-of-pass-blocking-efficiency-centers/ |
Glad to see this... and yet sad, of course. Was just having an argument yesterday with a Smith-detractor about how bad our RG and C spots were last year.
(some games better than others, but still... pretty bad)
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tiger9er08
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| Posted: Sat Jul 14, 2012 5:27 pm Post subject: |
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| oldman9er wrote: | | Psychlone wrote: | Let's go Kilgore!!!
| Quote: | | Following the formula above, we’ll start off this breakdown of Pass Blocking Efficiency by looking at which centers, over the past three years, have given up the most pressure … step forward Jonathan Goodwin. The former Saint and current 49er leads the way with 57 combined sacks, hits, and hurries allowed since 2009. |
Didn't pass the eyeball test from viewing the games, now the cold hard numbers...
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/07/14/three-years-of-pass-blocking-efficiency-centers/ |
Glad to see this... and yet sad, of course. Was just having an argument yesterday with a Smith-detractor about how bad our RG and C spots were last year.
(some games better than others, but still... pretty bad) |
this actually makes me curious since he's getting quite a bit of flack, if Goodwin is any better then our previous C? was Heitmann for a bit and then who? I dont remember anymore haha
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rudyZ
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| Posted: Sat Jul 14, 2012 5:34 pm Post subject: |
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| tiger9er08 wrote: | | oldman9er wrote: | | Psychlone wrote: | Let's go Kilgore!!!
| Quote: | | Following the formula above, we’ll start off this breakdown of Pass Blocking Efficiency by looking at which centers, over the past three years, have given up the most pressure … step forward Jonathan Goodwin. The former Saint and current 49er leads the way with 57 combined sacks, hits, and hurries allowed since 2009. |
Didn't pass the eyeball test from viewing the games, now the cold hard numbers...
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/07/14/three-years-of-pass-blocking-efficiency-centers/ |
Glad to see this... and yet sad, of course. Was just having an argument yesterday with a Smith-detractor about how bad our RG and C spots were last year.
(some games better than others, but still... pretty bad) |
this actually makes me curious since he's getting quite a bit of flack, if Goodwin is any better then our previous C? was Heitmann for a bit and then who? I dont remember anymore haha |
Newberry, Heitmann and Baas (our last 3 starting centers, if I recall correctly) were all much better than Goodwin. I've said it for part of last season and all offseason, Goodwin made the interior of our line so weak. He needed support on every single pass play. At times, Iupati missed a rusher because he had to help Goodwin, and the Rachal/Snyder combo doesn't need one more strike against them. All I want is a Center who can block ONE guy by himself. Is that too much to ask? ONE! It would free up the guards to... I don't know... block?
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tiger9er08
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| Posted: Sat Jul 14, 2012 5:41 pm Post subject: |
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| rudyZ wrote: | | tiger9er08 wrote: | | oldman9er wrote: | | Psychlone wrote: | Let's go Kilgore!!!
| Quote: | | Following the formula above, we’ll start off this breakdown of Pass Blocking Efficiency by looking at which centers, over the past three years, have given up the most pressure … step forward Jonathan Goodwin. The former Saint and current 49er leads the way with 57 combined sacks, hits, and hurries allowed since 2009. |
Didn't pass the eyeball test from viewing the games, now the cold hard numbers...
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/07/14/three-years-of-pass-blocking-efficiency-centers/ |
Glad to see this... and yet sad, of course. Was just having an argument yesterday with a Smith-detractor about how bad our RG and C spots were last year.
(some games better than others, but still... pretty bad) |
this actually makes me curious since he's getting quite a bit of flack, if Goodwin is any better then our previous C? was Heitmann for a bit and then who? I dont remember anymore haha |
Newberry, Heitmann and Baas (our last 3 starting centers, if I recall correctly) were all much better than Goodwin. I've said it for part of last season and all offseason, Goodwin made the interior of our line so weak. He needed support on every single pass play. At times, Iupati missed a rusher because he had to help Goodwin, and the Rachal/Snyder combo doesn't need one more strike against them. All I want is a Center who can block ONE guy by himself. Is that too much to ask? ONE! It would free up the guards to... I don't know... block? |
I remember Newberry being a BAMF but Heitmann I thought was average at best, Bass was decent but we werent goin to overpay him.. hmmm. I guess its always to have a player named Goodwin on your team haha.. ><. He's getting up there in years anyway, wont be long till we see how good our C depth is.
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oldman9er
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| Quote: | QBs when throwing against Brown in 2011:
First 9 games: 117.8 rating
29 of 46, 458 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT
Last 9 games (including playoffs): 19.3 rating
19 of 43, 206 yards, 0 TD, 5 INTs (19.3 rating) |
http://sulia.com/channel/san-francisco-49ers/f/ff268c79-b49d-40cb-ac1b-99a23172a64d/?source=twitter
So according to Pro Football Focus, the numbers look like this from 2011.
Stafford ----------- 46 (drops) -------- 711 dropbacks
Ryan --------------- 43 (drops) -------- 607 dropbacks
Rodgers ----------- 40 (drops) -------- 581 dropbacks
Manning ----------- 38 (drops) -------- 627 dropbacks
Freeman ---------- 36 (drops) -------- 607 dropbacks
McCoy ------------- 36 (drops) -------- 535 dropbacks
Brady -------------- 35 (drops) -------- 656 dropbacks
Brees -------------- 32 (drops) -------- 694 dropbacks
A.Smith ------------ 32 (drops) ------- 517 dropbacks
... and yeah, top sacked QB with 44
- tied for 3rd as most hit while throwing
- tied for 5th on batted passes
Crabtree tied for 7th most WR drops with 9.
VD tied for 12th among TE drops with 5.
Alex was tied for 1st on dropped passes when thrown under pressure. ( 12 )
Alex was 4th for percentage of passes thrown while under pressure ( 37.5 % )
Anthony Davis tied for 14 on OT sacks allowed ( 8 ) yet tied for 18th on QB hurries allowed
Adam Snyder with only 2 sacks allowed but was 7th for OGs on QB hurries allowed
Jon Goodwin leads all C with 5 sacks allowed. Tied 7th on QB hurries with 13.
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tiger9er08
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hopefully he can build on that, we've sorely missed a shutdown guy for some time now.
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oldtownniner
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| Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2012 2:28 pm Post subject: |
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 At first i was thinking you put up stats for brown as in the team, then read it again 
But them last 9 games look great |
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