Don't see a thread up for it as BAL-NE is capturing more attention here.

ROOTING FER NINERS, BUT FALCONS SHALL ROLL

Might be a bit underrated with Kaep playing in a loud dome.

Uh... 17-0

Anyone ever seen the 49ers approach to the snap in this game? The right guard looks back to see when Kaepernick is ready, then taps the center when it's time for him to snap the ball. I'm guessing they want the center keeping his focus straight ahead, but I've never seen another lineman be responsible for calling the snap.

SF decided to come to play now. YAY!

Posted by Jtpsops on 1/20/2013 3:56:00 PM (view original):
Anyone ever seen the 49ers approach to the snap in this game? The right guard looks back to see when Kaepernick is ready, then taps the center when it's time for him to snap the ball. I'm guessing they want the center keeping his focus straight ahead, but I've never seen another lineman be responsible for calling the snap.

You've never seen this before?
Its very common on shotgun snaps, from multiple teams in the NFL and college.

Great game.

YEAH!

NOW CMON OTHER HARBAUGH!

BEAT THE CHEATIN PATSIES!

Posted by kcden on 1/20/2013 5:58:00 PM (view original):

Posted by Jtpsops on 1/20/2013 3:56:00 PM (view original):
Anyone ever seen the 49ers approach to the snap in this game? The right guard looks back to see when Kaepernick is ready, then taps the center when it's time for him to snap the ball. I'm guessing they want the center keeping his focus straight ahead, but I've never seen another lineman be responsible for calling the snap.

You've never seen this before?
Its very common on shotgun snaps, from multiple teams in the NFL and college.

Maybe I've just never noticed it. I often see the center look through his legs, and the QB raises his leg when he wants the snap. I've never seen the RG turned around watching, and then tapping the center to get the snap off.