“In training camp, it’s common for the receivers to come back out on the field in the evening and run routes together. 49ers wide receivers coach Leonard Hankerson stood behind his starting quarterbacks Ayuk and Deebo Samuel as they returned to the field.
“BA herself decided that Deebo would suddenly change her attitude,” Hankerson said.This can vary by offense, but the X wide receiver is attached to the offensive line. The Z receiver is on the opposite side, usually on the same side as the tight end and off the line of scrimmage. Ayuk, the team’s best receiver in Shanahan’s offense, is technically an H. You can’t see him move much.”He said, ‘I’ll go to Z and you’ll go to X, Deebo.’ I said, “Okay, we’ll see what happens.”
It is not easy. When can I go outside and is it clean? Aren’t there many mistakes? Then I realized it would be easy for him.Shanahan’s offense focuses on concepts. Optional trees bloom in each formation.
Mastering it requires understanding the concept, what the offense is trying to do, and the variety of plays. Samuel, Christian McCaffrey, Kyle Juszczyk and George Kittle demonstrate offensive leadership with the ability to play multiple roles in multiple formations. The Heatson landscape has not only played another role, but also confessed about the new levels of control.”
After you want” Haankeron: “You can really go out. He understands everyone’s position and concepts. what do you think? He can go out and be himself. He can play fast. Now he can focus on the technical aspects of the game.””Young is on the right side of the defense. He will face Packers left tackle Rasheed Walker, a second-year player who was drafted in the seventh round out of Penn State.
Packers right tackle Zach Thome will get help on the other end against Bosa, so Young will have plenty of one-on-one opportunities to go after Jordan Love for game-changing plays.“Shanahan wants to get the ball at the end of the first half, score, then come right back and put the ball in to start the third quarter.
