49ers Playbook: 49ers Offense DOMINATES Eagles

Taking a look at how the 49ers offense completely dominated the Eagles
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[@coachgman]

I have never seen us run that tunnel screen to such perfection before. THAT was a thing of beauty!

[@jonnydel]

Poetry in motion

[@TzNuts]

Yah Kyle is a remarkable play caller. He knew having McCaffrey in the flat would make the linebacker bite long enough to get deebo in the end zone. His understanding of how defenses react to shifts and motions is what makes him special. Shanahan understands how to coach every position in football and how players are taught to respond.

[@InventiveFilms]

So many weapons! Defenses are puzzled.

[@thetruth7742]

I was thinking the same thing. I was perfect. Right out of the textbook

[@Doublee73]

You can literally see the tunnel form. So fun to watch!

[@Sandjoe77]

whats crazy is that on film the niners can line up in those formations and run like 10 different plays out of it. -DB and LB playing back we hit a run play out of the formation to either left or right side -Everybody bites on the run to the left/right, hit a reverse sweep to the other side -Everybody bites on the run, play action pass -We got an answer for zone and man coverage Their film is so fun to watch! Thanks Johnny!

[@jonnydel]

One thing Shanahan does better than anyone is tie everything together

[@LoanwordEggcorn]

@@jonnydel It's hard to think of a coach who knows football better than Kyle. Andy Reid is up there too. Mike McDaniel is brilliant too.

[@DisappearingNightly]

@@jonnydel He's good at building off of concepts he knows the opposition has either seen on film, or simply goes back to motions, formations, etc. that he has shown them earlier in the game. Show em the same look three different times and run a different twist on it each time. Tends to put defenses back on their heels and they quite literally start out-think themselves. So much window-dressing, deception and misdirection. He's really good at screwing up the keys defensive players typically rely on. It's one of the big reasons the 49er offense can snowball on opposing defenses like that. It's like a "shock and awe" effect that causes doubt, hesitation and confusion. You could see it in this game. By the end, the Philly defense was visibly mentally broken.

[@ErikLiberty]

​@@DisappearingNightlyThat's such a good point. I've been wondering why the team gets stronger as games progress.

[@gsipos]

Kittle is such a Blocking God - Play after Play!!!

[@jonnydel]

Most complete TE in the league and it's not close

[@eckyeckypikang]

Kinda redefined the term "double-team" when he blocked for Deebo's TD...

[@stevenfischer9525]

He is man. He was the reason deebo got at least two of those td’s. Hopefully deebo can take note and return some blocks for his teammates going forward😀

[@DisappearingNightly]

True story. One of the things that jumps off the screen for me every week is the way their skill players block. People rave about them as elite weapons with the football in their hands, and yeah, they're definitely every bit that, but the way they block for each other -- that's special. To me this is why Kittle is so emblematic of the culture they've created. He sets the tone.

[@brianlance]

in all the talk about Purdy being (or not being) elite, good, mvp, etc, everyone talks stats, system, athleticism, and stars around him. It's hardly ever mentions the mental part of it. He is ridiculously good and fast at processing what's happening on the field.

[@jonnydel]

His processor is top shelf

[@line_one_up]

They all talk stats, yet Purdy is #1 is all the important stats. They can't except a last pick in the draft being this elite. Some are finally coming around, though, but still a lot of haters/babies.

[@micahrowsell1788]

He may be the most elite processor and thrower with anticipation in the game. His processing is 10 year vet level.

[@DisappearingNightly]

"If throwing a ball were the only aspect of playing quarterback, then this would be an easy position to evaluate. However, because of the dynamic role he plays on the team, a quarterback must have physical, mental, emotional and instinctive traits that go well beyond the mere ability to throw a football" -- Bill Walsh Walsh never pursued the guy with the big time arm. He valued mental toughness, the ability to recognize and assess what the defense is doing and the ability to deliver the ball accurately above all else. I think Bill would have loved Brock Purdy.

[@Ishai1]

Great video as always. It's the same consistency we're getting from Purdy... This was one of the games where Purdy had to do a lot of processing but casuals who aren't paying attention would think it was just checkdowns to the first read because of Kyle's great play design. There were a couple of plays where he could've went for it and hit a player for a homerun, but the way they were moving there was really no reason to push it. You might be the only one who didn't skip those first two drives in their film breakdowns.

[@jonnydel]

Well, I try, lol

[@strawsparky33]

JT Osullivan did the first drive but skipped the second youre right first video ive seen with both of them.

[@katstone780]

You know an even crazier take? Some Eagles fans saying Hurts is a great processor who makes all the right reads but just had a bad day while Purdy is a one read check down qb who misses many of his reads

[@jake_break]

I know I can always count on Jonny for the best and most factual 49ers content. Go Niners!

[@jonnydel]

🤘🤘

[@travisov]

Purdy reminds me of an all time great hockey player, Nick Lidstrom. Lidstrom was a defenseman who played with star players in Detroit. His game never jumped off the screen. He wasn't super fast or flashy.. he was just extremely detailed and always a step ahead of all the faster players around him. When I watched his games with hockey players, they would marvel at his greatness. But when you watch him with casual fans they're like "yea, he's fine I guess" By the end of his career, he'd won 4 Stanley Cups. A true legend. I hope Purdy has the same great career and I'll be appreciative of every moment of it.

[@jonnydel]

Wow, nice comparison there

[@DisappearingNightly]

That's such a cool analogy. I can't tell you how much that resonates for me. Long story short, 49er football and Detroit Red Wing hockey are pretty much ingrained in my soul and yeah, Nick was exactly that guy you described -- the type casual fans don't quite get. I mean clearly he had next level skills but you're right, but if you evaluated him as a player, there was no single aspect of his game that jumped out at you, no single thing that he was just plain physically better than everyone else at. It was like a million little things. Damn near always made the right play. A stick in the passing lane, playing the angles in his own zone impeccably, making a great first pass out of the zone, and honestly, did you ever see a player better at snuffing out a two on one rush? Oh and he could also score goals and quarterbacked the power play at an elite level. Seven Norris Trophies, and honestly, I thought he got robbed out of a couple others by the same kind of blindness or ignorance on the part of voters who, much as we're seeing with Purdy, failed to understand elite when it was staring them in the face.

[@travisov]

@@DisappearingNightly *angrily shouts Chris Pronger while shaking fist in the air* Glad the analogy hits. He truly was elite at breaking up 2 v 1s, ala Purdy finding the hole in coverage when CMC is doubled. Loved reading your comment. Brings back some good memories. Red Wing hockey is a sacred thing if you ask me. Never made it to the Joe, but I had a dream that I did, and woke up in tears

[@DisappearingNightly]

@@travisov That's awesome. Especially the Pronger reference. Trying to think of a player Detroit fans hated more than that guy. Can't think of one. Kinda sad you never got to see a game at the Joe. It was a great venue. I mean, yeah it was kinda funky and ramshackle, but in that way it actually reminded me a little bit of Candlestick Park. Neither place was state of the art. Far from it. Let's just say they had character. But both were home to two of the greatest dynasties in the histories of their respective sports. And the crowds in both were loud and raucous. As a kid in Detroit, the Wings were the first sports team that really captured me. When they finally won the cup in '97, I'd already long since moved to SF and had seen the 49ers win five championships by then, but there was a guy in the crowd at the Joe that night holding up a sign that said something like "finally, I can die in peace" -- I always felt that sign spoke for a whole lot of us! Anyway, thanks for the unexpected exchange. Cheers!

[@jdotsalter910]

Props to Jennings too. He delivers what he's asked to do. Quality 3rd receiver and 3rd down option. That shove and TD was big time. You know that gets the team going. It's quality football when the plays are crisp and everyone does their job.

[@jonnydel]

I love Jennings. He's gonna get his bag, just not with us, like Bourne

[@mrchuckles1022]

Awesome game so deserving of two breakdowns. I watch a lot of breakdowns (including JT’s), but JohnnyDel’s is where it is at. It is the analysis I look forward to the most. Great work JD!

[@jonnydel]

Thank you SO much!

[@line_one_up]

Awesome as always. Btw, Deebo said, he told Brandon Aiyuk (on the last TD) in the huddle, "Meet me in the end zone." That's some gangster shit right there. 😎

[@jonnydel]

Total gangster

[@muonwant]

Wow Purdy processes the defense so quickly, it's amazing to watch. I appreciate the game and the qb more after watching these analytical summaries.

[@jonnydel]

That's awesome!

[@Rafawiki3]

Kittle's game blocking downfield is amazing

[@jonnydel]

It's so fun to watch

[@nolagale]

I tried to stop watching football for a few years, for various reasons, but then the Niners decided to start playing well, and I got invested in the narratives of the team. I got really hooked on Brock's story, of course, so this year, I'm back to just watching football freely. I was never gonna be able to stop loving the game, but I tried, and I've been enjoying the season well enough, but I was putting some distance between my self and my fandom just to try and kinda hedge against anxiety (I have anxiety issues) and give myself an out. The game against the Eagles destroyed that hedge. More specifically, Deebo Samuel destroyed that hedge, and now I'm madly in love with him and everything he does. Yes, I love Brock and Kittle and CMC and Bosa and all the rest, but Deebo is the first player I've felt real devotion to since Kap (don't come at me; it's in the past). Deebo's the fuckin' man. That's all.

[@jonnydel]

Welcome back into the river. The water is fine

[@dkgong]

"Brock Purdy is now the favorite to win the MVP award." Nick Wright: 💀

[@jonnydel]

LOL

[@user-iam222ohyeah]

Great breakdown on how Purdy reads and destroys a defense. great accuracy is a must, and Purdy is one of the most accurate passers in the NFL. we need to get some of these critics to watch your videos so they can stop talking down on Purdy do to pure ignorance of what is actually happening.

[@jonnydel]

I'll take em on anytime

[@randylange]

So great. Love watching the plays develop and then Kyle setting the bait on the D for later in the game. This game was such a team effort...everyone contributed.

[@joseracine7003]

Heck yeah! Another week of great content, one less week of crappy car games! I’m loving the coverage of my favorite team.

[@jonnydel]

LOL, Love it!!!

[@stevenfischer9525]

Call me crazy, but I think Aiyuk is the factor that really opened up our offense after the early struggles. The eagles were all over deebo, cmc, and kittle early on. Then they were forced to focus on Aiyuk and just couldn’t handle it.

[@jonnydel]

I think Aiyuk is a huge reason for the offense taking off, in general. I've said for a couple years that if Aiyuk started to become that true X, you'd see the offense take off

[@F3ARKITZZILA]

Your not wrong the 49ers have to many weapons to handle you can't stop CMC Kittle BA deebo Jennings all in 1 game. Aiyuk and Purdy has a special connection that helps because of the attraction cmc gets he's a duel threat RB

[@lifelessnothing]

Thanks so much for these videos. I've been following your breakdowns since they were marked up screenshots on some forums. I've learned so much and have grown to appreciate this game and its players so much more because of your work.

[@jonnydel]

Great to hear!

[@n07oriou5]

Painful watch as I am an Eagles fan, but I love your analysis of this! This game will be a big wake up call for us, a much needed one. 🙏

[@jonnydel]

Well, thank you for being a civil Eagles fan!! for real, not meant as a bash. Thanks for watching and joining in.

[@n07oriou5]

@@jonnydel Hey man, keep it up! Tape breakdown is my guilty pleasure on KZbin, even when it's focused on rivals tearing my team apart like we're amateur hour 😅 All love 🙏 We'll see you guys again, real soon!

[@jonnydel]

@@n07oriou5 🤣 at least you're watching film. You have my respect

[@Wolfeson28]

21:17 This play was the triple whammy that punctuated Nicholas Morrow's horrible day. First he has the misfortune to be the first defender Williams sees when he turns back looking for someone to hit. Then Brendel gets up on him. And *then* Burford comes flying in to smash him for the final seal block. That guy got abused by 3/5 of our O-line on this play. And lest we forget, this was after he'd already been shaken off by Deebo for this touchdown. (16:26) And burned by McCaffrey on this long pass play. (12:12) And probably a few other lowlights. :) Also, yay for double video! Another victory so nice, we have to break it down twice. Thanks, JD.

[@jonnydel]

🤘🤘

[@bbq-n-football_fan]

Great analysis as always and really highlights the qualities that make Purdy remarkable for this offense. With so many quality options on every play, I cant see anyone stopping us assuming all the key guys are healthy

[@jonnydel]

🤜🤛

[@maya0724]

Thanks! Keep up the great work!

[@jonnydel]

WOW!!! Thank you SOOO much!!!!

[@maya0724]

I have one kid. I can’t imagine doing these videos, watching 3 kids and going to your 9-5. Hopefully you will 8 have more games to edit. :)

[@TwoDaggerRogue]

Jonnydel 49er legend back with another banger!

[@jonnydel]

W 🤜🤛

[@49TheWall]

Great stuff! I don't think Nick Wright is listening though :-)

[@jonnydel]

Me neither

[@johncaputo5538]

I think Nick Wright doesn't recognize the level of Purdy's skill. Ignore him.

[@brauckstar]

Nick has the most punchable face I have even seen. And that’s before he even opens his stupid mouth.

[@stillmattwest]

Yeah, but unlike Nick Johnny D. knows what he’s talking about.

[@lmenzol]

Why the fuck do you guys give those clowns ratings? Stop watching those crappy shows…

[@randomdudehere4828]

Explaining that 4x1 concept and showing it and how it affects the defense throughout the game is crazy

[@jonnydel]

🫡

[@z28navin]

Great breakdown as always. It's amazing to finally hit these rail routes. It's going to come up big in the playoffs.

[@jonnydel]

No doubt!

[@One.Cor.Productions]

You know you have a great podcaster/video developer when fans of other teams come here just to hate! I have not once listened to/watched a video or podcast of another team. JD is the best, “barnone.” (If you know where that comes from you’re a true Niner fan!) #FTTB

[@jonnydel]

Thanks!!!!!

[@kevinjohnson7345]

Also apparently according to Lombardi, Purdy and CMC dialed up the halfback “wheel” route on the sideline which is super impressive to see

[@jonnydel]

oh wow, that's awesome that they saw what the defense was doing and pulled that play out

[@1973TJM]

I have learned so much from watching your videos. And, you uncover those little things that I sometimes miss. That Tunnel Screen where CMC waved his arms is one of them. And I watched the game twice!

[@jonnydel]

Those are some of my favorite things to notice

[@johnhoover3345]

That CMC Rail route was very impressive. Completely took advantage of the slower LB trying to cover him in open territory - ran right past him - and the throw was perfect. Even if tightly covered that ball was EXACTLY where it needed to be with only CMC having a chance to catch it without any possibility of being deflected. I can't think of another QB playing who could've made that throw. Seeing it Live, I honestly thought Purdy had overthrown that pass. What a complete victory. This Niner team and this Niner QB are for real and are poised for a sixth ring. Blowout wins prove two things in my mind, the offense is much better than the opposing defense and the defense is much better than the opposing offense. SF has done it to several quality teams this year. Stay healthy Boys!! Thanks for the in depth analysis! Great job!

[@tarrerdome]

Thing of Beauty My Brother!!! The Play and the Analyst!!! You Rollin' With The Tide for the Chip I presume?

[@jonnydel]

Rollllll TIiiiiide

[@riconui5227]

Thanks for excellent work here JD. It's a really remarkable season for the Niners and a great story behind Purdy. If they go to the SB and come away with a win, that'll be some history happening. Go Niners!

[@jonnydel]

I'm just trying to soak it all in at this point

[@astrostar49]

Masterful analysis once again. Thanks for breaking down this monumental victory over the Eagles. Can't wait until the website is up, and running.

[@jonnydel]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ryanmorris1912]

Great breakdown as always JD! I am always super amazed at Purdy during the games and constantly saying after a play “can’t wait to see that on JD’s breakdown”. The CMC rail route and BA’s 10 yard out on 3rd down when he has CMC wide open underneath. This was a massive butt kicking in the eagles backyard. Such a great win for the boys and us, for one day we got to hear the terrible eagles fans come up with every excuse in the book. Now they’re back to “still 10-2”…etc. it has to be great confidence for the boys to know they can dominate on the road which they may have to do again. Hurts just isn’t as good as Purdy when he’s for Ed to throw and can’t run.

[@jonnydel]

Yeah, this win and the Cowboys game is gonna be a huge psychological hit to those teams. If they meet either in the playoffs, if SF scores, the other guys are gonna go, "oh crap, not again"

[@shadynas7y]

Awesome as always dude, keep grinding!

[@jonnydel]

Thanks! Will do!

[@reny23]

As always... Niners leads the way in innovating plays and technics with such finesse and grace for ALL the teams to try to imitate or duplicate!!! Good Luck. GO NINERS❤💛🏈

[@jamespatrinos4708]

The TD pass to Jennings is amazing. Zero time, has too know where to go instantly, difficult throw, sent with anticipation plus plenty of zip and very accurate.

[@RiCKTEEZ]

Been waiting for this video all week!

[@jonnydel]

YES!!

[@sonnyfaasala322]

Finally!.. I've been waiting for analysis, your breakdowns are way better than the rest on KZbin. Keep it up. 💯

[@jonnydel]

Thanks!!!

[@thetruth7742]

Thanks JD! You’re the best!

[@jonnydel]

You are!

[@plantfeeder6677]

Great call on the fake to McCaffrey. You and qbschool were the only ones to point it out when disecting the play. It really was the difference in its success.

[@jonnydel]

Oh wow, hadn't been able to catch all of JT's vid yet, thats awesome

[@tracibourgeois4376]

O + D coverage is excellent, as usual. Thank you.

[@line_one_up]

Looking fwd to tomorrow's video. Keep up the good work!! Much appreciated.

[@jonnydel]

Thanks! Will do!

[@crazyassailant]

JDA posted let's gooooooo!

[@jonnydel]

Let's GOOOO!!!

[@astrostar49]

Also, with the way things are trending, Purdy being taken as the LAST PICK OF THE DRAFT will go down as one of the all-time NFL odysseys. Glad it's working out for the red & gold.

[@jonnydel]

For real

[@delleker1]

Those anticipation throws just give me the warm and fuzzies. And the location is ridiculous. Basically extended hand offs

[@jonnydel]

For real

[@seankent7282]

I love that they didn't call anything this game!! There were obviously some questionable moments on both sides, PI and holding. But unless it's egregious I like the no calls. The game flows so much better and it lets the boys get physical without walking on eggshells

[@jonnydel]

It feels so much better when they let the players play and don't call the ticky tack stuff

[@Wolfeson28]

Absolutely. I have noticed in the last couple of games (this was certainly the case vs. Seattle) that the officials have been more lenient with both sides on PI. That's helped our DBs play that great physical coverage without being penalized, which I think is great both as a Niners fan and a football viewer overall, but we will have to watch that if we run into a crew calling it tighter in some games.

[@DisappearingNightly]

Agreed, but allowing Lane Johnson to false start so many times per game that you actually lose count of it is taking the "let 'em play" thing a little far

[@PURDYGOOD79]

A+ all around. Purdy was on point again. 49ers won both sides of the trenches. I bet Jalen Carter knows who they are now.

[@jonnydel]

I sure bet he does

[@franktorres6067]

I am so happy we're all able to witness history in the making. GO NINERS!

[@nateward7120]

Honestly, the most impressive throw might be the one that he didn’t attempt. He learned from his pick six last game and pulled it down. That is so incredible! I’ve said it for a while now.. if I have confidence in anything with Brock Purdy, it’s that he learns things and implements them so fast.

[@jonnydel]

Yes!

[@Bdiym12]

That was one of the hardest screen run I’ve seen Bo was gone lol fast ass hell 😂speed kills go niners bang ‼️ bang ‼️

[@lukaspesi907]

Kyle was just in his bag. I also think he set up the end around with the boot leg he called one drive earlier. He let reddick unblocked to see if he chases the QB or plays the run. When he saw him chase the QB, he knew he would have the end around the next drive

[@1marty8]

I love your content!

[@jonnydel]

Thanks!!!

[@ImakittyLAWL]

Absolutely DOMINATED the Eagles. Redemtion aquired.

[@jonnydel]

Yes!

[@omaha-republican]

Great videos. Thanks for doing this!

[@davidstephens5261]

49ers season Ticket holder Being honest. 3 games in 13 days. The last one going O.T. Philly was burnt out. Niners coming off a mini bi-week well rested and eager to play football. Their bodies yearned for the adrenalin. Don't forget Philly was pushing up the field and held the Niners in the first quarter. Do not give Philly anything to feed off of. Chances are we will see them again. Next time it's Playoffs. As Warner said game overall it's on to Seattle do not respond to Philly. We ain't done We ain't satisfied yet. We know what we want and what we have to do to get it. Let's do what we can for the Gang. Niners keep staying above the noise and get whats yours

[@jonnydel]

🤜🤛

[@timtitus1956]

All teams play 3 games in 14 days. It's a way of counting games to make it sound worse. Unless you have a bye or play Thursday or Monday its 14. They played Monday 2 weeks ago so need to put on their big boy pants and play.

[@formulah113]

In the huddle before the slant touchdown, Deebol told Brandon Aiyuik to meet him in the end zone

[@jonnydel]

Which is amazing

[@pendragon8522]

About time that young whipper-snapper Purdy got a full season's worth of games in. What took him so long? 😉🤣 That first pass to Aiyuk. I have no idea how Purdy was able to process the D that fast. They show 6 man rush, rotate into cover 3 at the snap... Purdy reads it and gets to the 3rd receiver and throws the quick out with timing. Unreal. When he hit another deep-in-the-progression read on the next one to Kittle, I knew we were gong to be okay. On the vertical stretch from the Eagle 40 with 2 mins to go in the half, should he have hit Deebo instead of Aiyuk? Long, long ball but it looks like the sideline thinks he should've hit the more open deep guy. Kyle's victims of the day? Hassan Reddick & Nick Morrow. What a game from the OLine. Purdy didn't have a lot of time, but he had enough. I've been critical of his snapping but Brendl had a fantastic day blocking. Best team effort all season actually---hard to point a finger without hitting a good play... or a Philly security guard. 😉

[@jonnydel]

That's a long throw and I figure you're referring to JT's vid saying he should've hit that. I just saw that. To me, with the 5 man-rush I'm perfectly fine with the underneath throw.

[@pendragon8522]

@@jonnydel I think it the Chase Daniel video this morning that mentioned the sideline reaction. I think everyone's okay with it... Chase, JT, you, me , the coaches. Body of work outweighs single plays IMO and Brock consistently shows he chooses the deep guy more often than not. The media could call him "No Checkdown Purdy," for how consistently he looks deep.

[@danielh9844]

Yeah, the 49ers should give the game ball to Morrow. He looked completely lost the entire game.

[@Mike__B]

Well when you put up 42 it usually is going to be because there's a lot of good football by the offense. Can't wait to see the defensive bit, so many plays it seemed like Hurts had forever to throw.

[@jonnydel]

For real. There were just too many plays I had to include

[@unclewayne21]

Love the vids

[@jonnydel]

Thanks!

[@SF49ersfanatic]

Great vid as always !

[@jonnydel]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@domingosneto6761]

Lets take a moment to appreciate CMC block on the Jennings TD!

[@jonnydel]

Yep

[@deveshkhanal7971]

JT OSullivan on his QB school channel made a good point about the throw to BA on the out route at 9:40. The corner actually watches BA and breaks to him before Purdue throws. So the more open throw is the deep one to Deebo for a touchdown. Question is why didn’t Brock throw to Deebo?

[@jonnydel]

I think he seesbrhe corner, hips open into a bail technique and isn't expecting the corner to drive on it

[@JP-sd4qc]

Great video jonny. I think you should always split the videos on offense and defense for more content! I don't think anyone here has an issue with that haha

[@jonnydel]

The only one with the issue is my wife, lol. She's a single mother on weeks like this

[@paulpendleton2273]

I love seeing Kyle scheme ways to make the defense bite too hard and fast on a play. Then seeing him use the exact same instinct to make them too hesitant to bite!

[@jonnydel]

It's so fun to watch the story of the game with him

[@LoanwordEggcorn]

Brock really does process quickly, and it's a lot easier to see it in the All-22s. The reason he's able to do this is high football IQ and a ton of study of scheme. Many QBs never reach this level of scheme understanding and execution and the speed at which he does it. Much of that is pure (mental) talent. And he's also physically very talented in specific ways that are perfect for a QB: pocket movement, short area quickness, etc. And that's enhanced with nearly perfect fundamentals. 21:35 was actually a combo block by Brendel and Burford, but Burford got most of it.

[@InventiveFilms]

Purdy is MVP front runner

[@jonnydel]

Sure is

[@famousamoso7]

Once again another game where Purdy used his weapons as intended. Something Jimmy G never could do at the level Brock is doing it. Its good to see everyone getting in on the action too. There is no selfish players and everyone is getting fed. Also there is no "fat" on the team. Every athlete is playing at a high level and giving 110% on every play and it shows. Several of the play you showed any other player would have gone down right away or out of bounds. Jenning, Deebo hit the breaks turn it back in side and turn a 10yd play into a 30yd play or score. I just love watching it all come together and silencing the haters and doubters.

[@Weaver67bl]

The tunnel screen was a thing of beauty. People don't give Purdy enough credit, and it's embarrassing how he can pick apart defensess. Saying he can't hit the long ball, so what. I will take 10-20 yard passes all day long. Quarterbacks are taught you take what they give you. Having only 2-3 seconds to make a pass, you have to make quick decisions. Calling purdy a system Quarterback is insulting, as any Quarterback you name is a system QB: Brady, Maholmes, Rogers, Manning, Mayfield, Lawrence, C.J. Shroud, all work within a system designed by the head coach and offensive coordinator. People are just upset their team passed on him 7 times. I don't know if Purdy can stay poised enough to come-back from a double digit deficit, but you're not coached too, your coached to get a lead and keep it. If the defense can keep the game close, then yes it's possible. The three losses were a missed field goal against the Browns, and defensive struggles against the Vikings and the Bengals (Purdy playing with a concussion). Injuries did play a role in the skid, and before you pull out the "that's not an excuse", think about how many times you have used it. With everyone healthy and playing, the 49'ers will be hard to beat. I've been a NINER fan for 40 years, And this is the best starting roster we have seen in a long time. Give Purdy his due, because your going to be seeing him someday, get used too it.

[@x1tekja]

Excellent execution by Purdy, but Deebo comming for them chains!

[@jonnydel]

For real

[@islandsquad9169]

We get a speed back like Raheem again that run play at 16:05 is a touchdown to the crib 😮‍💨😮‍💨

[@jonnydel]

I'm pretty good with our RB room

[@jaschlit]

What a glorious game. If we play with this attitude and drive… fuck I’m excited.

[@jonnydel]

right!?!?

[@Cobra_Ranch_Garage]

Hearing you say," bad on bad on bad", seems so long ago. 😊

[@anthonyperez4735]

You could do an entire video breakdown on blocks that extend plays. On top of elite individual talent…everyone is blocking downfield and essentially making plays without the ball. It makes everyone look good!! YAC is different in SF!! Jonnydell…please follow up with the Purdy keeper and doesn’t slide! He lowered his shoulder and displayed some pretty good athleticism…for the haters!!

[@jonnydel]

Speaking of the blocking til the whistle, Blankenship got rocked about 6 times by guys playing til the whistle. One of them was McKivitz absolutely planting him.

[@essential_worker_no]

Defense and offense videos? Christmas is early.

[@16ktsgamma]

6 straight TDs. after going -6 yards in the first quarter.

[@jonnydel]

An amazing turnaround. Almost poetic

[@archiemage]

Love having your vids as a victory lap. Question, do you think Kittle was holding on that block for Deebo's first TD? And how about Bell on Deebo's 40 yard TD later in the game? Seen some detractors complaining about those.

[@jonnydel]

Mmmm, as the saying goes, if it wasn't called, it's not a hold, lol. With what the eagles got away with, it all evens out

[@DystopiaFatigue]

Can you smell what the Brock is cooking?! First in: Rating (by 8 points) Comp% YPA (by more than a yard) 1st down% (almost 44%) 40+ yd passes Points per attempt 2nd in 20+ yd passes TD/INT ratio 3rd in TDS (even though 23rd in total attempts)

[@jonnydel]

The people's MVP

[@Gonzo94m]

Nick Wright: Purdy only had 300 passing yards because of YAC Also Nick: Dak's 200 yd performance and 0 TDs is exactly what he team needed from him. MVP for sure

[@jonnydel]

LOL, it's sad but true

[@OptionZero]

PFF gave Purdy a BTT on the sideline throw to CMC but they shoulda given him one for the Aiyuk first down conversion post-Greenlaw ejection. Massive throw, far hash, anticipation, accurate.

[@jonnydel]

It's one reason I don't rely much on PFF

[@katstone780]

3:30 Baldy said he was about to throw to Aiyuk but Aiyuk slipped lol I've realized that Purdy's playstyle is the type you only really appreciate when you break down the film. Since most fans just watch the broadcast/highlights/box scores, they can't see how great Purdy is actually playing. A real shame. At least he's winning over more and more talking heads. Rex Ryan just doubled down this week on his Purdy-Montana comparison. Maybe you could do a comparison video on who Purdy is actually most like. People say he reminds them of Montana, Young or Brees and I'm wondering which comparison is most accurate🤔

[@ledfighter6]

I really feel that Kittle's blocking ability is being unfairly overshadowed over this last stretch of games. Sure, blocking isn't as sexy as Purdy and CMC having mvp candidate years or any of Deebo explosive plays, and even when it is regarded, it's hard not focusing on one of the GOAT OLs in Trent Williams, also in a carreer year. But Kyle's offense has always been focused on unmatched scheming and blocking down the field, and man, Kittle's been destroying defenses on that front. Just look at what nr 85 is doing in both of Deebo's TDs in this game. It's just unreal,you can't hope to put a stop to a guy like Deebo in stride when you have that kind of blocking on one and most time more of your defensive backs. Sure, Kittle hits highlights for his huge YAC plays, but he's hands down the best TE in football right now when you combine his receiving prowess and then just straight up carrying guys for 50 yards in blocking every.single.game. Seriously, go back to our last 3 games and look for 85# on any of our big plays.

[@pandatree91]

Great vid! I was wondering what your thoughts were on CMC’s short motion out from shotgun?

[@pendragon8522]

Jonny went into it yesterday on the Victory Monday podcast. I did leave a comment asking him to make a clip of it, but he's probably busy cutting game tape. if you're looking for it, it's quite late in the video. Obviously one of the reasons it exists is that rail route.

[@jonnydel]

yeah, if you head to the end of my last 2 pods, it's there. Been swamped and I'm working on the defense right now.

[@longdayer]

Amazing how open guys were against a 10-1 team. How was KC and Buff not able to exploit this as well? Dallas is watching what Sf did for sure

[@neondradon]

Dynasty!

[@lmenzol]

I feel like the Eagles defense gassed themselves on the first two drives. As soon as the d line started subbing their D line out the 9ers went to work. By the time the rotation went back to the starters it was too late and our offense was already rolling

[@jonnydel]

They went after the Eagles in waves

[@robertdavis7398]

Purdy MVP Niners #6

[@jonnydel]

YES!!!

[@jimdcushman]

Let's goooo! Bang bang #jd49

[@jonnydel]

Let's GOOOO!!!

[@ericjamieson4388]

any thoughts on the opening drive sequence? i still don't understand the 3 straight empty sets to start the game

[@jonnydel]

PHI was gonna come out in heavy base personnel, the idea was to keep the chains moving through the air as they diagnosed what fronts PHI was going to use.

[@GaahKojitani]

One thing that concerns me is the amount of 3 downs, in this game we made 7 of 11 but we can't expect hit that much every game. I know it's basically how Shanahan runs the offense

[@jonnydel]

It's kind of always been part of it because of such a lean into the run game. Converting those 3rd downs is crucial to keep giving the run game shots and when you do that, eventually they're gonna hit some big runs and open the flood gates

[@GaahKojitani]

@@jonnydel yeah, one thing with JG he was really good on this type situation but we see a lot of check downs and no conversation, but with Purdy we see more aggressivity like that pass to Ayuki

[@ShaunHensley]

Boxers don't go straight for the KO, they set it up with jabs and body shots. It's the same thing with QBs, you get defenses to move where you want and then go behind them

[@49erfanoz]

Yo Johnny what's the record for most games pulling starters in a season lol go 9ers!

[@jonnydel]

Oh man, that's a great question

[@dawndel12]

#jd49 ❤

[@jonnydel]

*kisses*

[@ABRBeanz]

At 9:40 in the video. jt o'sullivan said he shoulda threw it to Deebo and not aiyuk. Your thoughts??

[@jonnydel]

I think it could go either way. With where the game was, at that point, in perfectly fine with the throw made

[@ABRBeanz]

@@jonnydel agreed. I think tryna hit Deebo would be tryna force it and I think it was the correct throw cus the corner was still Ina trail to Deebo just broke on the ball when Purdy let it go. And was a step late

[@benhendel8306]

Which opponent do you matches up best against us? Ravens? Chiefs?

[@jonnydel]

Ravens because their defense has been playing in a different stratosphere

[@maroccomo]

Can we get a video of Ronnie Bell's blocking?

[@Sprock49]

Wowwwww

[@jonnydel]

🤜🤛

[@dawndel12]

#jd49 😊

[@fatkidinabucket]

This is why people that watch film don't care what Nick Wright has to say about Purdy

[@kevinjohnson7345]

For the algorithm!

[@jonnydel]

YES!!!