For sure, that TD rate seems unsustainable. I was more just pointing out how effective he was with a small amount of targets. I get the hype building around him, historically the Shanahan offense has been a boon for the X, and I believe that is where Pettis is going to play. There are a lot of variables though, undeniably. The addition of Deebo, the target volume that Kittle will earn, the likely target volume that the RB's will see, and Jimmy G. We still haven't seen Jimmy G for a season in the offense, or with Pettis. If his ADP stays in the 30's, I love the potential there. Hopefully the hype train doesn't get out of control and push him to the point that he has to hit his upside to pay off.
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Elevencents
Footballguy
So confused with this whole situation as a previous Goodwin owner. Picked him up right when he went odd but will he ever get back to his short term productive self or is he already on his way out? So there is Goodwin, Samuel and Pettis and everyone and their mother is high on Pettis, who could very well be the #1 but I have to think the value is with Goodwin or Samuel.
Ilov80s
Footballguy
I think the Goodwin shares are likely dead but they are worth holding for another couple months
MAC_32
Footballguy
Goodwin stock may have taken off, but it was done without regard to his high likelihood of injury. Then he got injured again. But at least it wasn't another concussion!
Interseptopus
Footballguy
Pettis is apparently the X, which gets the most volume in this offense.
Goodwin I think is on his way out.
Samuel is polished, and hes a wildcard of sorts not knowing where where will line up, probably mostly in the slot.
I'm not sure who I think makes it in this offense. If I'm in redraft its Pettis. Dynasty I'm not sure. I think Samuel has that "it factor" and seems to be more capable of making plays than Pettis. I'm trying to decide if I see some politeness to Pettis' game or if he just seems "meh" to me. Like a Funchess/Moncrief. His injury history doesnt help
Not sure how you came up with Funchess & Moncrief as meh comps on Pettis. Pettis is really fun to watch, he's got a very unique route running style where one second he is covered and then he makes a couple of dips and is wide open. He doesn't do it with speed, but he consistently gets open with body movement. He seems like a really intelligent type player who just understands how to create separation in his routes. I like Deebo a lot also, but Pettis looks like he will fit right in and either could end up being great value in Dynasty Leagues.
Interseptopus
Footballguy
bicycle_seat_sniffer
Smells like chicken
Did a dyno startuo awhile ago and he went undrafted....i added him during waivers fcfs......i drafted pettis in the startup....everyone forgets marqis n jimmy g had a great rapport at the end of 2018....
Ilov80s
Footballguy
I just saw him jump off an elephant into a lake and catch the ball way down between his legs
Catbird
Footballguy
I think you are way off on this one, DR. Dan. Moncrief and Funchess are WRs who fail to stand out in any way. Pettis is one of the most unique receivers out there. If you just want to say he looks like low production to you, say that. Comparing him to low production guys who play a completely different game is confusing.
From coachspeak, the goal is to have Pettis, Deebo and Kittle virtually interchangeable so the defense never knows what's coming or who will line up where. They are all 3 learning every route at all three positions (the receivers, of course, learning routes instead of blocking from many TE positions) although all Shanahan receivers can block. This flexibility has been a Shanahan trait and they are pushing it even further. Drafting Hurd was confirmation, as his primary trait is that he has played and can play every skill position except QB, and all well. I get the hope for this year to be Kittle and Pettis to start with Deebo as a rook and Goodwin (and even Hurd) rotating in the third spot. I think we see any 2 of Kittle, Deebo and Goodwin with Pettis in "11" sets. A major goal is to be the least predictable team in football coming to the line.
Long term, I think they see Pettis, Deebo and Kittle as their lineup, with Goodwin and Hurd as plus backups with very different skills. Not recognizing the unique ability Pettis has to change direction and get wide open, despite his average speed, is missing the boat. I think he's a major bargain now, as people like Dan who are seeking speed and power look elsewhere.
From coachspeak, the goal is to have Pettis, Deebo and Kittle virtually interchangeable so the defense never knows what's coming or who will line up where. They are all 3 learning every route at all three positions (the receivers, of course, learning routes instead of blocking from many TE positions) although all Shanahan receivers can block. This flexibility has been a Shanahan trait and they are pushing it even further. Drafting Hurd was confirmation, as his primary trait is that he has played and can play every skill position except QB, and all well. I get the hope for this year to be Kittle and Pettis to start with Deebo as a rook and Goodwin (and even Hurd) rotating in the third spot. I think we see any 2 of Kittle, Deebo and Goodwin with Pettis in "11" sets. A major goal is to be the least predictable team in football coming to the line.
Long term, I think they see Pettis, Deebo and Kittle as their lineup, with Goodwin and Hurd as plus backups with very different skills. Not recognizing the unique ability Pettis has to change direction and get wide open, despite his average speed, is missing the boat. I think he's a major bargain now, as people like Dan who are seeking speed and power look elsewhere.
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Interseptopus
Footballguy
I'm not seeking speed and power, rather I like route runners. Pettis co fuses me because I dont kbkw how to judge him. Some of the games he was healthy for he was incredible. But that was with Mullins... I honestly dont know what to think about this offense.
joey
Footballguy
This is why Pettis is an awesome buy in dynasty if you can find an owner who’s also down on him (or at least not high on him). He’s shown something at least in the pros but there are enough question marks around the offense that it’s a bit of a crap shoot that brings a discount with it. I think there’s a solid WR2 in there somewhere that can come out if Garapolo can be close to as good as 9er fans hope, and Pettis shows similar to what he showed (when healthy) last year. And, yeah, he needs to stay healthy.
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Interseptopus
Footballguy
FTR: Pettis is a "projected miss"
If he can stay healthy I think he can be something, but that whole offense is a mystery to me with Jimmy g finally getting to play. Heck, I was offered Jimmy G and a 2020 3rd for Dak Prescott. I didnt know what to do.
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joey
Footballguy
In a start 1 QB league where NEITHER would be my starter (hopefully) I take that for the “free” 3rd rounder.
battlestar
Footballguy
bicycle_seat_sniffer
Smells like chicken
Harmon rp take:
Dante Pettis' #ReceptionPerception results revealed he was a strong, balanced route runner with a 70.2% success rate vs. man coverage. Full RP access in the Ultimate Draft Kit.
https://t.co/QxOTxg242d https://t.co/mdtQGLopYp
Dante Pettis' #ReceptionPerception results revealed he was a strong, balanced route runner with a 70.2% success rate vs. man coverage. Full RP access in the Ultimate Draft Kit.
https://t.co/QxOTxg242d https://t.co/mdtQGLopYpIs it just me or does Reception Perception seem to basically like every WR? You never read that a player bombed Reception Perception.Harmon rp take:
Dante Pettis' #ReceptionPerception results revealed he was a strong, balanced route runner with a 70.2% success rate vs. man coverage. Full RP access in the Ultimate Draft Kit.
Penguin
Footballguy
According to Grant Cohn (49'ers beat writer, Garapollo hasn't target Pettis since Sunday
Players with the most targets from Jimmy Garoppolo thru Day 10 of training camp:
George Kittle: 26 (16 catches)
Trent Taylor: 22 (15 catches)
Dante Pettis: 18 (7 catches)
Tevin Coleman: 14 (5 catches)
Marquise Goodwin: 10 (4 catches)
Ty Smith @topshelf_ty Replying to @grantcohn
Wasn’t Dante at 18 targets yesterday. Did he not practice or not get targeted?
Grant Cohn @grantcohn
Garoppolo hasn’t targeted him since Sunday.
Players with the most targets from Jimmy Garoppolo thru Day 10 of training camp:
George Kittle: 26 (16 catches)
Trent Taylor: 22 (15 catches)
Dante Pettis: 18 (7 catches)
Tevin Coleman: 14 (5 catches)
Marquise Goodwin: 10 (4 catches)
Ty Smith @topshelf_ty Replying to @grantcohn
Wasn’t Dante at 18 targets yesterday. Did he not practice or not get targeted?
Grant Cohn @grantcohn
Garoppolo hasn’t targeted him since Sunday.
Bracie Smathers
Footballguy
Evan SilvaVerified account @evansilva 4h4 hours ago
I’ve sprinkled in Pettis & Deebo lately and don’t have plans to stop. Been getting more Deebo in recent drafts. Need more Hurd. Kittle is obviously the big beneficiary with WR roles so unsettled
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Only 1 preseason game but Deebo & Hurd, sure look like a good tandem for the future @evansilva
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Hurd and Deebo looked solid last night
I just can’t get myself to draw much from a few catches in the 2nd half of the first preseason game. I don’t think the Niners #1 is on their roster right now.
bicycle_seat_sniffer
Smells like chicken
for redraft im thinking outside of kittle the sanfran passing game is a pass....
cloppbeast
Footballguy
BobbyLayne
Footballguy
Coach3K
Footballguy
cloppbeast
Footballguy
BobbyLayne
Footballguy
BobbyLayne
Footballguy
Shanahan said “hoping to” but later amended not expecting it.”
Six to nine weeks per fantasy doctors.
PSA - don’t go to that guys other YT channel under his name if you are squeamish. Sheesh...right before dinner, too.
My ECR of choice has his consensus at WR99 (54 analysts) with a high of WR68. I don’t have him in my top 80 for his position but I’m aware he was having a good camp.
Penguin
Footballguy
SANTA CLARA -- The two rookie wide receivers are coming on strong during 49ers training camp.
Deebo Samuel and Jalen Hurd have shown the kind of aggressive mentalities that coach Kyle Shanahan wants to see from all of his wide receivers. In that area, the rookies are leading the charge.
Meanwhile, Dante Pettis, who was expected to be the team’s top wide receiver in his second season, has yet to consistently step up his game on the practice field. Pettis has not demonstrated the kind of attitude that has enabled Hurd and Samuel to make a strong impression.
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Deebo Samuel and Jalen Hurd have shown the kind of aggressive mentalities that coach Kyle Shanahan wants to see from all of his wide receivers. In that area, the rookies are leading the charge.
Meanwhile, Dante Pettis, who was expected to be the team’s top wide receiver in his second season, has yet to consistently step up his game on the practice field. Pettis has not demonstrated the kind of attitude that has enabled Hurd and Samuel to make a strong impression.
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BobbyLayne
Footballguy
Kyle did a long presser on Friday, and there was some question addressing receivers:
Who has the most aggressive hands on the team?
“It’s different. When you come to aggressive hands, I mean there’s guys with good hand eye, which [WR] Dante [Pettis] is up there with his hand-eye and stuff, but when you go to the strongest most aggressive hands, I’m going to go with [WR Kendrick] Bourne, Deebo and Jalen.”
ETA: some other WR Qs I missed at first glance...
We saw QB Jimmy Garoppolo connect with WR Trent Taylor I believe three times in the red zone today. For one, how good is that to see considering where they were at the end of 2017 and what about each of their games kind of makes them be able to gel so well in close quarters like that?
“I mean, Trent’s got a very good feel for his zone. Trent, he’s one of our better man-to-man players, but he also has a feel out there where he can just feel open areas. And there’s a lot of guys who are just supposed to run the route that’s called and then they see a space and they can adjust it and there are a lot of guys who think they can do that but they can’t. Trent’s one of the guys who can. I mean, if he sees something and changes a route it’s usually because he should. And I think Jimmy has a good feel for him in that way and sometimes when guys are like that you’ll stay on them a little bit longer than usual instead of progressing to the next option.”
WR Jalen Hurd started off by showing you stuff as a run blocker and kind of the aggression, but is he showing that also now catching the ball?
“Definitely. He’s got an aggressiveness to him that he’s big and stuff so I think you guys can see that blocking, but that’s what I like about him and [WR] Deebo [Samuel]. I mean, both of them, they’re big guys. I know Deebo doesn’t have the same height, but they’re both big guys, big targets, who have strong hands, who can defeat holdings. When guys are on them they’re not thrown off their routes as much and not only do they have the bodies like that, but they have the mentalities to go with it.
You had Hurd on the front side today and I think he cracked down on a defensive end and that kind of speaks to how confident you are having him blocking right. Is that something you could use in the season as well?
“Yeah, definitely. I mean, we do that with Trent a lot too. Actually, Jalen blocked him too good today because he knocked him into a tackle and picked our tackle so the WILL backer could go make the tackle, they should have gotten someone littler on it. But, that shows he is a bigger guy, it’s not like he means to, he’s just bigger. There’s not a receiver on our team that we won’t ask to do that. They all have to be able to do that. You don’t just put the obvious guy there, but he should be the best at it, he’s the biggest.”
How can you tell if a guy has strong hands?
“How they attack the ball. You know how the guys who get a rebound you can feel the ball up in there and they grab it like it’s going to pop. People tell you growing up have soft hands and you absorb it and stuff, but that’s not people teaching you how to catch. I want people with aggressive hands where you’re running through the ball, you’re attacking it. People can be on your wrists and stuff, but you are popping that basketball every time. Those are like the [Cleveland Browns WR] Jarvis Landry’s, going back to [free agent WR] Brandon Marshall. When you have hands like [former NFL WR] Anquan Boldin, when you have hands like that you don’t always have to separate and if you have those type of hands and you can separate, then you have a chance to be special.”
Kyle Shanahan talks injuries, strongest hands & Jalen Hurd
Reading between the lines, doesn’t sound like Pettis has done much to impress his HC so far.
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BobbyLayne
Footballguy
We’re pulling thisAll aboard that Pettis train!
into the roundhouse so the engineers can check a few things out.
49ers’ Dante Pettis hasn’t secured starting role; nightmare avoided
Andrew74
Footballguy
bicycle_seat_sniffer
Smells like chicken
cloppbeast
Footballguy
cloppbeast
Footballguy
dipandglide
Footballguy
These are the people you buy from.
It's time to stick a fork in him after two preseason games. Shut it down boys.
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