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At least, nothing that could make you really believe who and what they are, what they have and what they miss.
In escape the Detroit Lions, 30-27, The 49ers largely showed that they were able to dominate a lower team but that they were not sure enough to finish them. Or, to quote Richard Sherman, who is always a good place to go, they have to learn "do not sigh when you're up, 30-13". In other words, allow 182 yards and two scores once you have taken that lead, which is more a matter of players' attention than of flaws in the game.
They learned that the teams still believed in Sherman to avoid throwing their way, which means they would throw Ahkello Witherspoon on the other side of the field until he made them do otherwise.
They learned that Jimmy Garoppolo was still holding the ball longer than safety allowed, or he needed to be more decisive or his wide receivers had to be stronger in the breakout.
(Signal Josh Gordon hysterics in 3 … 2 … 1 …)
They learned that Pierre Garcon will block all the way to the parking lot, as he did during Matt Breida's 66-yard touchdown run, and that Garoppolo will make a tackle when the need arises. , as on Tracy Walker. interception – "just a throwback to my days back online, I guess," said the QB, downplaying the monumental mistake that he helped to make to make this fight momentarily necessary.
Most importantly, they discovered they had miles to go before they could rely on their institutional knowledge of the provision of games, as they allowed Lions, who had been driven by the New York Jets a week ago. to frighten them. a gambling outfit that cancels Walker's interception and prevents the 49ers' defense from having to deal with a desperate situation.
How desperate? A number of 49ers called it "pick-six", which was not the case, regardless of the outcome.
"A win is a win," said coach Kyle Shanahan with the precision of a member of the Football Outsiders staff, "but I'm frustrated I can not finish." We must learn to put these games aside. "
The problem, of course, is that the 49ers are not yet at this stage of their development and they only have seven games among the most deprived teams of the National Football League. Like everyone else, they would seem inclined to the recency of the recency – in this case, thinking that the Lions were ready at Vontae Davis the rest of their season based on seven football shifts without interest.
Specifically, it is difficult to measure a decisive loss against a top team and a tight win on a lower team. As one of the many teams stuck in the amorphous environment of the league, the 49ers will be subject to fluctuations in performance between weeks and games.
Shanahan, for example, wanted to say how much he felt better about his team's performance in the red zone during the first week in Minnesota than he did Sunday, even though he scored twice. Three bags of Garoppolo and only 8 yards earned in 20 pieces inspired this analysis.
Shanahan also answered Gordon's question by saying how much he likes players, but is still looking to improve the list, a non-engaging answer to a question inspired by the declared interest of the future receiver. The 49ers would likely be more efficient and effervescent when Marquise Goodwin would come back from her bruise on the thigh, but that, like Gordon's wish, remains only speculative.
It's about the known, and the known is pretty minimal. The 49ers are exactly what we all expected after two weeks – a work in progress and in regression. Their next two games against dynamic attacks in Kansas City (oh my God) and Los Angeles (the Chargers can score, but they remain awkward), then they will face the Cardinals inert before pulling the Packers to Lambeau and the Rams to L.A.
In other words, it will become more difficult before it becomes easier. But a win is a win and it's better that they try to keep the view short for the moment. There are many people available to see them in the long run.
"Data-reactid =" 22 "> The 49ers are now 1-1, but to keep you going for next week, we can tell you that nothing substantial has been revealed on Sunday.
At least, nothing that could make you really believe who and what they are, what they have and what they miss.
In escape the Detroit Lions, 30-27, The 49ers largely showed that they were able to dominate a lower team but that they were not sure enough to finish them. Or, to quote Richard Sherman, who is always a good place to go, they have to learn "do not sigh when you're up, 30-13". In other words, allow 182 yards and two scores once you have taken that lead, which is more a matter of players' attention than of flaws in the game.
They learned that the teams still believed in Sherman to avoid throwing their way, which means they would throw Ahkello Witherspoon on the other side of the field until he made them do otherwise.
They learned that Jimmy Garoppolo was still holding the ball longer than safety allowed, or he needed to be more decisive or his wide receivers had to be stronger in the breakout.
(Signal Josh Gordon hysterics in 3 … 2 … 1 …)
They learned that Pierre Garcon will block all the way to the parking lot, as he did during Matt Breida's 66-yard touchdown run, and that Garoppolo will make a tackle when the need arises. , as on Tracy Walker. interception – "just a throwback to my days back online, I guess," said the QB, downplaying the monumental mistake that he helped to make to make this fight momentarily necessary.
Most importantly, they discovered they had miles to go before they could rely on their institutional knowledge of the provision of games, as they allowed Lions, who had been driven by the New York Jets a week ago. to frighten them. a gambling outfit that cancels Walker's interception and prevents the 49ers' defense from having to deal with a desperate situation.
How desperate? A number of 49ers called it "pick-six", which was not the case, regardless of the outcome.
"A win is a win," said coach Kyle Shanahan with the precision of a member of the Football Outsiders staff, "but I am frustrated that I can not finish the game.
The problem, of course, is that the 49ers are not yet at this stage of their development and they only have seven games among the most deprived teams of the National Football League. Like everyone else, they would seem inclined to the recency of the recency – in this case, thinking that the Lions were ready at Vontae Davis the rest of their season based on seven football shifts without interest.
Specifically, it is difficult to measure a decisive loss against a top team and a tight win on a lower team. As one of the many teams stuck in the amorphous environment of the league, the 49ers will be subject to fluctuations in performance between weeks and games.
Shanahan, for example, wanted to say how much he felt better about his team's performance in the red zone during the first week in Minnesota than he did Sunday, even though he scored twice. Three bags of Garoppolo and only 8 yards earned in 20 pieces inspired this analysis.
Shanahan has also answered Gordon's question by saying how much he likes players, but is still looking to improve the list, a non-binding answer to a question inspired by the stated interest of the future recipient. The 49ers would likely be more efficient and effervescent when Marquise Goodwin would come back from her bruise on the thigh, but that, like Gordon's wish, remains only speculative.
It's about the known, and the known is pretty minimal. The 49ers are exactly what we all expected after two weeks – a work in progress and in regression. Their next two games against dynamic attacks in Kansas City (oh my God) and Los Angeles (the Chargers can score, but they remain awkward), then they will face the Cardinals inert before pulling the Packers to Lambeau and the Rams to L.A.
In other words, it will become more difficult before it becomes easier. But a win is a win and it's better that they try to keep the view short for the moment. There are many people available to see them in the long run.
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