Speaker 1: It's for today. Javon Hargrave triceps, will not practice on debo,
Speaker 1: calf won't practice. The Winners ankle won't practice. Trent Williams
Speaker 1: is sick, won't practice. George Kittle hamstring limited.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, rock parties, We'll go yep, okay. Update from
Speaker 2: Christian on his trip.
Speaker 3: Did he was it helpful?
Speaker 2: I'm not die No update. I'm gonna talk to him.
Speaker 2: Is there a chance he won't pay? Not that I
Speaker 2: know of.
Speaker 4: You're a big fan of analytics. There's sometimes an analytic
Speaker 4: out there about separation win rate for receivers, and Brandon a.
Speaker 5: Yuk is at the top of that list.
Speaker 6: I'm just wondering whether you're sort of saying the same
Speaker 6: thing that he is separating like he's.
Speaker 4: Done in the past.
Speaker 2: You're saying Tap is in separating a lot. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: definitely think he is. And you're saying the analytics matches that,
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I do. We played a lot of zone
Speaker 2: coverage here in the last couple of weeks. Usually when
Speaker 2: it's zone and there's not many people around, the guys,
Speaker 2: they're just people underneath. It's about throwing over people, and
Speaker 2: he's done a good job in man covers too.
Speaker 6: How do you think it's going defensively obvious? The stats
Speaker 6: aren't there. You mentioned guys are getting getting open deep.
Speaker 6: We asked you that is there something structurally that's going
Speaker 6: wrong here or how what do.
Speaker 4: You just how do you circle what's been happening on you?
Speaker 2: I mean, I think all three levels have had an
Speaker 2: issue at times. I think that we played good at
Speaker 2: times too. I didn't say a lot of guys are
Speaker 2: getting deep on us. Yeah, both of them. You know,
Speaker 2: it's been twice in three games, which were big ones,
Speaker 2: but when you have the p i's, those are two
Speaker 2: bigger penalties too. But two guys have gone by our defense.
Speaker 2: One just kind of sleeping a little bit and the
Speaker 2: other one I think was basically only five hundred and
Speaker 2: bombing it and had him in double coverage and the
Speaker 2: guy made a hell of a play. But nothing structurally
Speaker 2: wrong with that. But two players that you would love
Speaker 2: to have back. But I just think, you know, we've
Speaker 2: had some new guys in there. We've had moments where
Speaker 2: we've been strong, but we're not playing up to how
Speaker 2: we usually do, and we've got to make sure to
Speaker 2: get back to playing that way.
Speaker 6: Brand and Stately's role been in these first few games,
Speaker 6: and could you see this evolving as the season.
Speaker 2: Goes, evolving in what his no he does. He works
Speaker 2: like all the other coaches do, and he's the same
Speaker 2: as all the other coaches. He's not here to do
Speaker 2: anything extra than that. That's our t're asking.
Speaker 5: For so long, you guys, you relied on the front
Speaker 5: four to generate most of your pass rushes without Javon.
Speaker 2: Now especially, do you feel like you have enough there
Speaker 2: to do that or will you do you see maybe adjustments?
Speaker 2: I mean, you got to have plans for that, like
Speaker 2: and we do when Javon's here. I mean, you would
Speaker 2: love to always get there with front four, that's the goal.
Speaker 2: Having getting there with four and having seven guys in
Speaker 2: coverage makes it a lot harder for the offense. But
Speaker 2: if you can't do that, you got to mix it up.
Speaker 2: We mixed it up throughout the year. I thought our
Speaker 2: d line last week affected the quarterback the most that
Speaker 2: they had in their three games. I thought that they
Speaker 2: had one of their better games. But it's a huge
Speaker 2: loss losing Javon. Guys gonna have to step it up.
Speaker 2: And when you don't have the rush, then you got
Speaker 2: to turn other things schrammatically.
Speaker 3: What does Mayo's defense look like? What's that challenge going
Speaker 3: to be this week?
Speaker 2: It's I mean it looks very similar to how it's
Speaker 2: always looked into England. I mean there are multiple looks,
Speaker 2: multiple fronts. They play the run very physically. I mean
Speaker 2: I think their top five this year and last year
Speaker 2: I think they were top two. So the way they
Speaker 2: stop it with their front seven, the way their front
Speaker 2: players two gap, how good their safeties are in tackling,
Speaker 2: and when they do play man coverage, where they do
Speaker 2: quite a bit, you know their secondary is as good
Speaker 2: as there is added.
Speaker 4: You described in great detail Monday about that lasted coverage.
Speaker 4: Is there another time in the day for you and
Speaker 4: the offense to go through all the scenarios on any
Speaker 4: given play, not only what their defense what to do
Speaker 4: against a particular defense, but what to do if there
Speaker 4: is a bust and how they bust it.
Speaker 2: That makes no sense. I'm sorry. You don't go through
Speaker 2: when people mess up what to do. That's off schedule
Speaker 2: is what people call it. And when it happens, you
Speaker 2: hope people see it. But you don't sit there and
Speaker 2: make up stuff all week and go through it. Hey,
Speaker 2: if I make this up, I want to prepare you
Speaker 2: for what you need to make up at the time.
Speaker 2: So that would be something that no one would ever
Speaker 2: would do.
Speaker 4: But you did the right thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you have general rules in place for.
Speaker 4: That kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when no one's there, Like just if they had
Speaker 2: ten people on the field and no one lined up
Speaker 2: over the receiver. You know, we don't want him to
Speaker 2: just sit there and run a slant. I hope he
Speaker 2: puts his hand up and runs a go route, so
Speaker 2: he walks into the end zone, and I hope the
Speaker 2: quarterbacks look in that way and sees it and be
Speaker 2: the same thing. When a corner supposed to play deep
Speaker 2: half and he sits at the line of scrimmage and
Speaker 2: they have two people and you're going to run your
Speaker 2: out and no one's there, you look up and do
Speaker 2: the same thing. But that's something that happens in football.
Speaker 2: A lot happens throughout the games. And that was a
Speaker 2: big one because it happened at the end, but we
Speaker 2: just didn't fall into it the right way.
Speaker 5: I feel an off schedule plays and that you would develop.
Speaker 2: In training camp and that no the other ten plays
Speaker 2: that Brocks scrambled on and did those are off schedule
Speaker 2: plays like that we did throughout the game, but once
Speaker 2: you guys are getting at at a bus to coverage
Speaker 2: is just as sorry but way off, like it's that's
Speaker 2: not really part of something that's it's off schedule plays
Speaker 2: that you know. I think Brock's done a really good
Speaker 2: job of finding those guys. He didn't find them there.
Speaker 6: Well said that maybe Jacob Kellen is getting ready to
Speaker 6: get in some at shit.
Speaker 4: Maybe time to see some of the things he can do.
Speaker 6: Was that sort of the plan you have generally, Okay,
Speaker 6: let's get a younger player into the game, and then
Speaker 6: why didn't.
Speaker 2: Happen because it wasn't the plan that there would be
Speaker 2: an injury? Would have but he wasn't ready to do
Speaker 2: that yet, and so we kept him that pum returner.
Speaker 2: But you have five guys up, so if someone did
Speaker 2: get hurt, he had to be ready and then he
Speaker 2: would have got those reps. We'll see this week. Nothing's
Speaker 2: happened here in the last few days. We got practice
Speaker 2: today and we'll see how he does.
Speaker 5: I hope. So in any sense of where Ricky is
Speaker 5: psychologically emotionally and whether he would be a viable possibility
Speaker 5: to play after this week.
Speaker 2: I'm not exactly sure the timeline, but I know he's
Speaker 2: been a lot healthier. Seems great when I talked to him,
Speaker 2: But that's something you could ask him.
Speaker 1: What are you emphasizing with the special team units this
Speaker 1: week and they're going to pay closer attention to him?
Speaker 2: I mean, I got a lot of confidence in Brian.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, he's sick about some of these
Speaker 2: plays that have happened here this last couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: We're just trying to be on every detail, like you know,
Speaker 2: like we try to every week. But yeah, we can't
Speaker 2: have these two mistakes. You know, I thought we were
Speaker 2: in a bad and I didn't think we had the
Speaker 2: right look on the fake punt. But as far as
Speaker 2: with the block pun and stuff, it's just going back
Speaker 2: to technique, coaching guys up on that better, who you
Speaker 2: know who are in that for the first time, and
Speaker 2: making sure they could continue to get better so it
Speaker 2: doesn't happen again.
Speaker 4: Do you sleep a little bit easier this week knowing
Speaker 4: Bill Belichick isn't on the opposing sideline with the Patriots
Speaker 4: are here.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't really think about that stuff much.
Speaker 2: Just watching them on tape, they look like a real
Speaker 2: good team and I know we're gonna have a huge
Speaker 2: challenge for.
Speaker 6: Us, really, O Kyla use check is a big part
Speaker 6: of your offense, But what does he bring that maybe
Speaker 6: we don't see?
Speaker 2: Just the threat of a fullback out there all the time?
Speaker 2: You know, we're in a lot of eleven formations, so
Speaker 2: people like to go nickel defense to defend one back formations.
Speaker 2: But when you have a fullback on the field at anytime,
Speaker 2: there's a threat of eye formation, so defense have to
Speaker 2: count for that. And there's some things that you do
Speaker 2: on one back that aren't very sound verse two backs,
Speaker 2: So sometimes they could limit the looks we get and
Speaker 2: things like that.
Speaker 3: Analysts and dis goes for mob players, Analysts that you know,
Speaker 3: can the Niners right the ship and kind of survive
Speaker 3: with all the injuries that you have right now? I
Speaker 3: just want to know, like, what are you kind of
Speaker 3: talking to the team about it. Is that overall arching
Speaker 3: feeling between the guys that can we survive with all
Speaker 3: of these injuries? Or are you.
Speaker 2: Guys kind of I mean, every time we have injuries,
Speaker 2: everyone knows that makes it tougher but people have injuries
Speaker 2: throughout the league, and you got to be able to
Speaker 2: overcome those, you know. I felt we had every chance
Speaker 2: to win on Sunday despite some of her and and
Speaker 2: just despite some of our injuries. So uh, I felt
Speaker 2: we should have been to and one, but we found
Speaker 2: a way to lose that, which is completely on us.
Speaker 2: And when you lose games that you believe you should
Speaker 2: have won, it makes it that much harder. Injuries are
Speaker 2: no injuries, So I don't look into that or really
Speaker 2: why we lost. Uh. We had every opportunity to win that,
Speaker 2: and we made some mistakes that cost us, And that's
Speaker 2: what I hope you learned from not thinking about who
Speaker 2: we were missing. I thought we did some things that
Speaker 2: was good enough to win, but doing things that just
Speaker 2: good enough to win doesn't always guarantee you when and
Speaker 2: you got to make sure you do it all the
Speaker 2: way to the end. And sometimes it's who can do
Speaker 2: right longer. And we didn't finish that to the end.
Speaker 2: And I don't think that has anything to do with injuries.
Speaker 5: Defense and murder.
Speaker 2: Jon's injury kind of fall into that.
Speaker 5: You need to step up on the side.
Speaker 2: It makes it tougher. I mean when you have four
Speaker 2: inside guys up, you know, on your roster, and then
Speaker 2: you go down to three, it always makes it tougher
Speaker 2: to stop the run. But we got guys on practice
Speaker 2: squad that we need. We'll see how that works out
Speaker 2: as this week goes. And you got to think of
Speaker 2: other fronts too, and stuff that we got to do
Speaker 2: at times. So a lot of stuff plays into that.
Speaker 2: And you know, jay Von, whether it's run game more
Speaker 2: pass game, it makes it harder.
Speaker 5: Two weeks in a row. You guys got burned by verticals.
Speaker 5: When you watch the film some of the penalties when
Speaker 5: you watch a film, are there any common denominators that
Speaker 5: you can point to as why you guys are giving
Speaker 5: up the verticals?
Speaker 2: Yeah, one was a post and they got and we
Speaker 2: got to stand top, you know, our quarter. They got
Speaker 2: us in quarters where the quarter safety has underneath thing
Speaker 2: and the corner's got to stand top, and uh, he
Speaker 2: did it. So they got by us and Stafford's got
Speaker 2: a hell of our arm and aired it out on
Speaker 2: the next one is what I said earlier. You know,
Speaker 2: we had double coverage on a really good player and
Speaker 2: they just bombed it and he made a good play.
Speaker 2: So I mean I think I answered that earlier. I
Speaker 2: don't think you ever said the question of mind doesn't
Speaker 2: make sense? What I don't think you've ever told me
Speaker 2: a question doesn't I'm trying. I'm trying to figure out
Speaker 2: what he's talking about.
Speaker 4: A buster question or are we supposed to just run
Speaker 4: over there? That bron had ten runs.
Speaker 2: I realized two of those quarterbacks.
Speaker 6: But is that?
Speaker 2: I mean, he usually doesn't scramble that much.
Speaker 4: Is that probably a couple of.
Speaker 5: Reasons for it.
Speaker 6: But is it partly a function of him not having
Speaker 6: all of his guys normal guys out there?
Speaker 2: No, I think it's I think you got a lot
Speaker 2: of three man rushes. When you have a three man rush,
Speaker 2: usually that's the number one thing. You stay in the
Speaker 2: pocket and try to buy time, and once they eventually
Speaker 2: get you out of the pocket, you know, you have
Speaker 2: eight guys looking at you, and you break to get
Speaker 2: someone to come up to open people up, and if
Speaker 2: they stay in coverage, then you take what you can get.
Speaker 2: A couple of times, you know, he jumped the cadence
Speaker 2: a couple of times and you had to just get
Speaker 2: up in there and break out. But I think you know,
Speaker 2: with the number being so high. I think it had
Speaker 2: to do with a few quarterback sneaks and a number
Speaker 2: of three man rushes, and then the typical three times
Speaker 2: that it happens the other place. All I guess