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San Francisco 49ers 2013 thread (SEE NEW 2014 THREAD) (1 Viewer)

Hey guys...a Seahawks fan here. I have been reading a lot of posts in various forums here lately. I just wanted you guys to know (49ers fans) are a real class bunch and I appreciate how classy you all have been. I know as a Hawks fan how hard it is to see someone else dancing with the hot chick. I wish Bowman a quick recovery and I look forward to watching the NFC West slug it out next year. You guys probably feel as confident as I do that A TEAM FROM THE NFC WEST IS GOING TO WIN THE SUPERBOWL NEXT YEAR.

 
The reality is the 49ers could be the second best team. SEA is clearly the best. For some 49er fans, that maybe too sobering a thought. For me however, it just tells me how much more work the so called dream duo of HarBaalke has to do this off season in order to truly earn their accolades from the Bay Area media and fans.

Now they did turn a moribund team around left from Nolan and Singletary. But they also had the shelves stocked with talent from Scot McGlouhan's tenure as DoP and GM, who is now with SEA. 49er fans were like "HAHA SCOT GET'S A JOB WITH SEATTLE HAHA CARROLL TAKES OUR LEFTOVERS HAHA!". McGlouhan get's that last laugh with a ring. I don't know how much influence he has in SEA's FO, but any information he can bring from being in the roles he had in SF can only help.

The 2012 and 2013 drafts - again I'm gonna harp on this - hasn't produced much at all with the exception of Eric Reid. Of course 2013's draft has some promising talent, but it would had been nice to see the flashes of promise this season where they could have had impact on plays, as opposed to "Well, we still have to see if they can get back to 100% from their respective college play."

Hoarding future players, UDFA's, and picks seems like a good idea in the Cap era to keep the team competitive. But blowing a first round pick in Jenkins is blowing a first round pick period. Then you follow that pick in the second round with LaMichael James. Again, speed kills but size matters, and now you have to have both. If you only have two picks in the early rounds, you find big impact players or draft BPA.

Of course Baalke has a ton of picks for this draft, and he can load up on DB, WR, RB along with the shelf picks of 2013. But the 2012 draft is a total wash at this point. I'd rather they had drafted two big WR's then at picks 1 and 2.
Seattle doesn't sniff the SB if that game is played in SF or on any neutral field. They were fortuntate this year that we got off to a slow start with all of the injuries. The way Seattle / Wilson was playing to end the year they would have been blown out had they run the same gauntlet the Niners did in the playoffs. It all came down to a few regular season points that decided who was going to the SB this year. We fell just a bit short but by no means are they clearly the better team. I was truly impressed with how well they did this year considering they were coming of a tough SB loss and they lost Crabtree, Culliver and Williams to start the year along with the several other key injuries throughout.

Kap still needs some work but after last night it goes to show how well he has really done given how raw he truly is.

ETA - Roman is the biggest deterent to Kap's success IMO. One thing Bevell does well is keeps things simple and plays to Wilson strengths. Roman has a complicated mess of an offense and he gets cute far too often. I really like the offense Seattle runs and wish Roman would take a few notes.
SEA was missing a lot of key players to start the year and they lost key players throughout the year, but they got through it. Percy was pretty much a non factor this season, just imagine if he played all year. You're just making excuses.

 
The reality is the 49ers could be the second best team. SEA is clearly the best. For some 49er fans, that maybe too sobering a thought. For me however, it just tells me how much more work the so called dream duo of HarBaalke has to do this off season in order to truly earn their accolades from the Bay Area media and fans.

Now they did turn a moribund team around left from Nolan and Singletary. But they also had the shelves stocked with talent from Scot McGlouhan's tenure as DoP and GM, who is now with SEA. 49er fans were like "HAHA SCOT GET'S A JOB WITH SEATTLE HAHA CARROLL TAKES OUR LEFTOVERS HAHA!". McGlouhan get's that last laugh with a ring. I don't know how much influence he has in SEA's FO, but any information he can bring from being in the roles he had in SF can only help.

The 2012 and 2013 drafts - again I'm gonna harp on this - hasn't produced much at all with the exception of Eric Reid. Of course 2013's draft has some promising talent, but it would had been nice to see the flashes of promise this season where they could have had impact on plays, as opposed to "Well, we still have to see if they can get back to 100% from their respective college play."

Hoarding future players, UDFA's, and picks seems like a good idea in the Cap era to keep the team competitive. But blowing a first round pick in Jenkins is blowing a first round pick period. Then you follow that pick in the second round with LaMichael James. Again, speed kills but size matters, and now you have to have both. If you only have two picks in the early rounds, you find big impact players or draft BPA.

Of course Baalke has a ton of picks for this draft, and he can load up on DB, WR, RB along with the shelf picks of 2013. But the 2012 draft is a total wash at this point. I'd rather they had drafted two big WR's then at picks 1 and 2.
Seattle doesn't sniff the SB if that game is played in SF or on any neutral field. They were fortuntate this year that we got off to a slow start with all of the injuries. The way Seattle / Wilson was playing to end the year they would have been blown out had they run the same gauntlet the Niners did in the playoffs. It all came down to a few regular season points that decided who was going to the SB this year. We fell just a bit short but by no means are they clearly the better team. I was truly impressed with how well they did this year considering they were coming of a tough SB loss and they lost Crabtree, Culliver and Williams to start the year along with the several other key injuries throughout.

Kap still needs some work but after last night it goes to show how well he has really done given how raw he truly is.

ETA - Roman is the biggest deterent to Kap's success IMO. One thing Bevell does well is keeps things simple and plays to Wilson strengths. Roman has a complicated mess of an offense and he gets cute far too often. I really like the offense Seattle runs and wish Roman would take a few notes.
SEA was missing a lot of key players to start the year and they lost key players throughout the year, but they got through it. Percy was pretty much a non factor this season, just imagine if he played all year. You're just making excuses.
Percy will NEVER play a full season. Dude is awesome when healthy but fragile as hell. I'd count on him for 5-6 games max.
 
The reality is the 49ers could be the second best team. SEA is clearly the best. For some 49er fans, that maybe too sobering a thought. For me however, it just tells me how much more work the so called dream duo of HarBaalke has to do this off season in order to truly earn their accolades from the Bay Area media and fans.

Now they did turn a moribund team around left from Nolan and Singletary. But they also had the shelves stocked with talent from Scot McGlouhan's tenure as DoP and GM, who is now with SEA. 49er fans were like "HAHA SCOT GET'S A JOB WITH SEATTLE HAHA CARROLL TAKES OUR LEFTOVERS HAHA!". McGlouhan get's that last laugh with a ring. I don't know how much influence he has in SEA's FO, but any information he can bring from being in the roles he had in SF can only help.

The 2012 and 2013 drafts - again I'm gonna harp on this - hasn't produced much at all with the exception of Eric Reid. Of course 2013's draft has some promising talent, but it would had been nice to see the flashes of promise this season where they could have had impact on plays, as opposed to "Well, we still have to see if they can get back to 100% from their respective college play."

Hoarding future players, UDFA's, and picks seems like a good idea in the Cap era to keep the team competitive. But blowing a first round pick in Jenkins is blowing a first round pick period. Then you follow that pick in the second round with LaMichael James. Again, speed kills but size matters, and now you have to have both. If you only have two picks in the early rounds, you find big impact players or draft BPA.

Of course Baalke has a ton of picks for this draft, and he can load up on DB, WR, RB along with the shelf picks of 2013. But the 2012 draft is a total wash at this point. I'd rather they had drafted two big WR's then at picks 1 and 2.
Seattle doesn't sniff the SB if that game is played in SF or on any neutral field. They were fortuntate this year that we got off to a slow start with all of the injuries. The way Seattle / Wilson was playing to end the year they would have been blown out had they run the same gauntlet the Niners did in the playoffs. It all came down to a few regular season points that decided who was going to the SB this year. We fell just a bit short but by no means are they clearly the better team. I was truly impressed with how well they did this year considering they were coming of a tough SB loss and they lost Crabtree, Culliver and Williams to start the year along with the several other key injuries throughout.

Kap still needs some work but after last night it goes to show how well he has really done given how raw he truly is.

ETA - Roman is the biggest deterent to Kap's success IMO. One thing Bevell does well is keeps things simple and plays to Wilson strengths. Roman has a complicated mess of an offense and he gets cute far too often. I really like the offense Seattle runs and wish Roman would take a few notes.
SEA was missing a lot of key players to start the year and they lost key players throughout the year, but they got through it. Percy was pretty much a non factor this season, just imagine if he played all year. You're just making excuses.
Percy will NEVER play a full season. Dude is awesome when healthy but fragile as hell. I'd count on him for 5-6 games max.
He has played a full season, but why bother with facts?
 
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The reality is the 49ers could be the second best team. SEA is clearly the best. For some 49er fans, that maybe too sobering a thought. For me however, it just tells me how much more work the so called dream duo of HarBaalke has to do this off season in order to truly earn their accolades from the Bay Area media and fans.

Now they did turn a moribund team around left from Nolan and Singletary. But they also had the shelves stocked with talent from Scot McGlouhan's tenure as DoP and GM, who is now with SEA. 49er fans were like "HAHA SCOT GET'S A JOB WITH SEATTLE HAHA CARROLL TAKES OUR LEFTOVERS HAHA!". McGlouhan get's that last laugh with a ring. I don't know how much influence he has in SEA's FO, but any information he can bring from being in the roles he had in SF can only help.

The 2012 and 2013 drafts - again I'm gonna harp on this - hasn't produced much at all with the exception of Eric Reid. Of course 2013's draft has some promising talent, but it would had been nice to see the flashes of promise this season where they could have had impact on plays, as opposed to "Well, we still have to see if they can get back to 100% from their respective college play."

Hoarding future players, UDFA's, and picks seems like a good idea in the Cap era to keep the team competitive. But blowing a first round pick in Jenkins is blowing a first round pick period. Then you follow that pick in the second round with LaMichael James. Again, speed kills but size matters, and now you have to have both. If you only have two picks in the early rounds, you find big impact players or draft BPA.

Of course Baalke has a ton of picks for this draft, and he can load up on DB, WR, RB along with the shelf picks of 2013. But the 2012 draft is a total wash at this point. I'd rather they had drafted two big WR's then at picks 1 and 2.
Seattle doesn't sniff the SB if that game is played in SF or on any neutral field. They were fortuntate this year that we got off to a slow start with all of the injuries. The way Seattle / Wilson was playing to end the year they would have been blown out had they run the same gauntlet the Niners did in the playoffs. It all came down to a few regular season points that decided who was going to the SB this year. We fell just a bit short but by no means are they clearly the better team. I was truly impressed with how well they did this year considering they were coming of a tough SB loss and they lost Crabtree, Culliver and Williams to start the year along with the several other key injuries throughout.

Kap still needs some work but after last night it goes to show how well he has really done given how raw he truly is.

ETA - Roman is the biggest deterent to Kap's success IMO. One thing Bevell does well is keeps things simple and plays to Wilson strengths. Roman has a complicated mess of an offense and he gets cute far too often. I really like the offense Seattle runs and wish Roman would take a few notes.
SEA was missing a lot of key players to start the year and they lost key players throughout the year, but they got through it. Percy was pretty much a non factor this season, just imagine if he played all year. You're just making excuses.
Percy will NEVER play a full season. Dude is awesome when healthy but fragile as hell. I'd count on him for 5-6 games max.
He has played a full season, but why bother with facts?
I never said he didn't..but one time in 5 seasons doesn't impress me...and now he plays in the physical, defense rich NFCW where hard hits will come early and often.Good luck with that.

 
Alkahsu said:
The reality is the 49ers could be the second best team. SEA is clearly the best. For some 49er fans, that maybe too sobering a thought. For me however, it just tells me how much more work the so called dream duo of HarBaalke has to do this off season in order to truly earn their accolades from the Bay Area media and fans.

Now they did turn a moribund team around left from Nolan and Singletary. But they also had the shelves stocked with talent from Scot McGlouhan's tenure as DoP and GM, who is now with SEA. 49er fans were like "HAHA SCOT GET'S A JOB WITH SEATTLE HAHA CARROLL TAKES OUR LEFTOVERS HAHA!". McGlouhan get's that last laugh with a ring. I don't know how much influence he has in SEA's FO, but any information he can bring from being in the roles he had in SF can only help.

The 2012 and 2013 drafts - again I'm gonna harp on this - hasn't produced much at all with the exception of Eric Reid. Of course 2013's draft has some promising talent, but it would had been nice to see the flashes of promise this season where they could have had impact on plays, as opposed to "Well, we still have to see if they can get back to 100% from their respective college play."

Hoarding future players, UDFA's, and picks seems like a good idea in the Cap era to keep the team competitive. But blowing a first round pick in Jenkins is blowing a first round pick period. Then you follow that pick in the second round with LaMichael James. Again, speed kills but size matters, and now you have to have both. If you only have two picks in the early rounds, you find big impact players or draft BPA.

Of course Baalke has a ton of picks for this draft, and he can load up on DB, WR, RB along with the shelf picks of 2013. But the 2012 draft is a total wash at this point. I'd rather they had drafted two big WR's then at picks 1 and 2.
Seattle doesn't sniff the SB if that game is played in SF or on any neutral field. They were fortuntate this year that we got off to a slow start with all of the injuries. The way Seattle / Wilson was playing to end the year they would have been blown out had they run the same gauntlet the Niners did in the playoffs. It all came down to a few regular season points that decided who was going to the SB this year. We fell just a bit short but by no means are they clearly the better team. I was truly impressed with how well they did this year considering they were coming of a tough SB loss and they lost Crabtree, Culliver and Williams to start the year along with the several other key injuries throughout.

Kap still needs some work but after last night it goes to show how well he has really done given how raw he truly is.

ETA - Roman is the biggest deterent to Kap's success IMO. One thing Bevell does well is keeps things simple and plays to Wilson strengths. Roman has a complicated mess of an offense and he gets cute far too often. I really like the offense Seattle runs and wish Roman would take a few notes.
SEA was missing a lot of key players to start the year and they lost key players throughout the year, but they got through it. Percy was pretty much a non factor this season, just imagine if he played all year. You're just making excuses.
Percy will NEVER play a full season. Dude is awesome when healthy but fragile as hell. I'd count on him for 5-6 games max.
He has played a full season, but why bother with facts?
I never said he didn't..but one time in 5 seasons doesn't impress me...and now he plays in the physical, defense rich NFCW where hard hits will come early and often.Good luck with that.
So if I said "Tom Brady will NEVER win a Super Bowl" that's true because I never said he didn't win one?

 
To stupid to understand that I was obviously saying FROM HERE ON OUT?

That's a rhetorical question, don't bother answering it because I won't see it.

 
To stupid to understand that I was obviously saying FROM HERE ON OUT?

That's a rhetorical question, don't bother answering it because I won't see it.
Is there a way to activate ignore on mobile devices? I haven't been able to figure it out without switching to the full version. Very inconvenient.

 
I hope the front office uses those extra picks to move up and get a corner. There's some high level talent in this draft, and if you buy into the mocks/projections, we'll likely be in range to get one of them, but I don't want them to sit back and wait or hope someone is still there. New England sits in front of us and is always a trade down candidate, and a CB-needing team could easily jump ahead of us.

 
To stupid to understand that I was obviously saying FROM HERE ON OUT?

That's a rhetorical question, don't bother answering it because I won't see it.
I'd be mad too if I was wrong, but no need for name calling.P.S. You should probably use correct grammar/spelling if you're going to accuse someone of being stupid.

 
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To stupid to understand that I was obviously saying FROM HERE ON OUT?

That's a rhetorical question, don't bother answering it because I won't see it.
I'd be mad too if I was wrong, but no need for name calling.

P.S. You should probably use correct grammar/spelling if you're going to accuse someone of being stupid.
Pretty sure everyone, well except you, understood he was referring to moving forward and not historically. Now please F*off back to your Seahawk thread and enjoy the fact your team finally won a only SB. I know any mention of Seahawks has you and your ilk flocking to the topic like flies on #### but you should really find something more interesting to do with your time than waste space babbling in another teams homer thread. TIA.

 
what about Hakeem Nicks, any chance they're in the market for his services?

I know it won't happen, but I'd love to see what J. Clowney would do on that D-line..

 
what about Hakeem Nicks, any chance they're in the market for his services?

I know it won't happen, but I'd love to see what J. Clowney would do on that D-line..
I don't think they are going to be in the market for any FA that wants more than 2-3m a year, honestly, and even that is probably pushing it.

 
what about Hakeem Nicks, any chance they're in the market for his services?

I know it won't happen, but I'd love to see what J. Clowney would do on that D-line..
I don't think they are going to be in the market for any FA that wants more than 2-3m a year, honestly, and even that is probably pushing it.
I think if they do it will be likely be at a position where someone else isn't coming back. I can see they the niners dropping more than that on a corner for instance.

 
Is there any other team's fans that post in another team's thread as much as the seahak fans post here? Like do the Bears' fans hang out in the Packers' thread?

Sounds like they're gonna try to trade James, not sure what he'd bring, I'd prefer to keep him on return duty.

I'm pretty happy with Patton, he looks like he will be a solid 2, I'd love to see the niners bring in Austin, give him a 1 year prove it deal.

What other FA wr are there? Maclin, Nicks? Everyone says Nicks will be too expensive but with his last two years, will he really?

Can't wait for OTAs this year, and Training Camp. Excited tosee Lattimore and Tank.

Gore's on his last leg, but his vision and patience are seriously underrated, I love watching him run, he sets the blocks up so well and gets skinny at the right times. He also might be the best pass blocking rb in the league. Will he retire after this year? I hope he goes out a Niner, won't be right seeing him in another uniform. I think this is the last year of his deal, but not sure.

 
what about Hakeem Nicks, any chance they're in the market for his services?

I know it won't happen, but I'd love to see what J. Clowney would do on that D-line..
I don't think they are going to be in the market for any FA that wants more than 2-3m a year, honestly, and even that is probably pushing it.
I think if they do it will be likely be at a position where someone else isn't coming back. I can see they the niners dropping more than that on a corner for instance.
Perhaps, but they lost their top 2 nose tackles last year and replaced them with Dorsey at 3m. Corner is a premium position, but I think they'd settle for a vet who encounters a cool market (Brown might even fall into this category).

 
what about Hakeem Nicks, any chance they're in the market for his services?

I know it won't happen, but I'd love to see what J. Clowney would do on that D-line..
I don't think they are going to be in the market for any FA that wants more than 2-3m a year, honestly, and even that is probably pushing it.
I think if they do it will be likely be at a position where someone else isn't coming back. I can see they the niners dropping more than that on a corner for instance.
Perhaps, but they lost their top 2 nose tackles last year and replaced them with Dorsey at 3m. Corner is a premium position, but I think they'd settle for a vet who encounters a cool market (Brown might even fall into this category).
I think if they are targeting a particular position / player early then they go CB / WR in the first 2 rounds followed by OL and LB in the next 2. I could also see them grabbing a Safety in the first 3 rounds depending on what happens with Whitner / FA. Don’t think they go DL until 4th or later but again BPA and draft day trades could change a lot.

IMO Boldin and Whitner are the two biggest question marks that will dictate a lot. If Boldin comes back I think they mainly look to the draft for a few WR's and possibly bring in some cheaper FA’s for competition. If Boldin does not come back they are going to have to find a way to get a decent starter in FA as I don’t think they can rely on Patton (who I really do like a lot) and whatever rookie they draft to carry the load next year as the #2. Same goes for Whitner, if he leaves then Safety could be a priority early or they look for a serviceable veteran to upgrade over Dahl and Spillman. After that I think Dawson would be their 3rd priority for an early deal.

I think they let Brown test the market and with several quality corners available I think they are going to be able to resign him at a fair price. Either way they are going to have to draft a CB early with the uncertainty of Culliver post his ACL and Rogers most likely leaving.

If Gore comes back at a decent rate then they roll with him, Lattimore and Hunter. I could see them drafting another RB in the later rounds as well as grabbing a cheaper guy in FA. In reality even though we seem to have a plethora of backs each has a lot of question marks as far as being “the guy” moving forward. Probably be a RBBC next year with Gore and Lattimore leading the way. Very excited to what Lattimore can do.

I thought Wilhoite did well in place of Willis this year and think they will make retaining him a priority as well to fill in for Bowman early on. I think we draft a LB in 4 or 5 unless they lose Wilhoite then that position becomes a little more interesting on draft day / FA.

I also think they look for an OL in the first 4-5 rounds. Center is up in the air and I don’t think they are going to be able to resign Iupati next year so they need some quality depth ASAP.

DT, DL and OLB seem pretty set for now IMO so I don’t think they focus on those spots until later in the draft.

I am still holding out hope that Roman takes off but it’s looking like we may be stuck with him another year.

 
Alkahsu said:
To stupid to understand that I was obviously saying FROM HERE ON OUT?

That's a rhetorical question, don't bother answering it because I won't see it.
I'd be mad too if I was wrong, but no need for name calling.P.S. You should probably use correct grammar/spelling if you're going to accuse someone of being stupid.
Pretty sure everyone, well except you, understood he was referring to moving forward and not historically. Now please F*off back to your Seahawk thread and enjoy the fact your team finally won a only SB. I know any mention of Seahawks has you and your ilk flocking to the topic like flies on #### but you should really find something more interesting to do with your time than waste space babbling in another teams homer thread. TIA.
Here comes the knight in shining armor to save the damsel in distress. It's not my fault he was wrong and tried to backtrack.
This is really horrid trolling.

 
Just ignore them. Any response just gives him (or her) more reason to post again.

It's hard for a troll to perpetuate a one-person argument. It's sort of like one-handed clapping.

 
Just ignore them. Any response just gives him (or her) more reason to post again.

It's hard for a troll to perpetuate a one-person argument. It's sort of like one-handed clapping.
Of course, there is a whole new shiny 2014 team thread he still hasn't posted in, so obviously his issues run pretty deep here.

 
DL, CB, WR
I think CB and WR are higher than DL. I think Tank will be a beast. Still more depth needed, but the immediate need is CB and WR.

Though we do not come close to needing a LB, we should add another to the stable, as it is our core strength on defense. I'm talking late 5th for a LB. We can continue to serve them up for draft picks as well.

 
what about Hakeem Nicks, any chance they're in the market for his services?

I know it won't happen, but I'd love to see what J. Clowney would do on that D-line..
I don't think they are going to be in the market for any FA that wants more than 2-3m a year, honestly, and even that is probably pushing it.
I think if they do it will be likely be at a position where someone else isn't coming back. I can see they the niners dropping more than that on a corner for instance.
Perhaps, but they lost their top 2 nose tackles last year and replaced them with Dorsey at 3m. Corner is a premium position, but I think they'd settle for a vet who encounters a cool market (Brown might even fall into this category).
I think if they are targeting a particular position / player early then they go CB / WR in the first 2 rounds followed by OL and LB in the next 2. I could also see them grabbing a Safety in the first 3 rounds depending on what happens with Whitner / FA. Don’t think they go DL until 4th or later but again BPA and draft day trades could change a lot.

IMO Boldin and Whitner are the two biggest question marks that will dictate a lot. If Boldin comes back I think they mainly look to the draft for a few WR's and possibly bring in some cheaper FA’s for competition. If Boldin does not come back they are going to have to find a way to get a decent starter in FA as I don’t think they can rely on Patton (who I really do like a lot) and whatever rookie they draft to carry the load next year as the #2. Same goes for Whitner, if he leaves then Safety could be a priority early or they look for a serviceable veteran to upgrade over Dahl and Spillman. After that I think Dawson would be their 3rd priority for an early deal.

I think they let Brown test the market and with several quality corners available I think they are going to be able to resign him at a fair price. Either way they are going to have to draft a CB early with the uncertainty of Culliver post his ACL and Rogers most likely leaving.

If Gore comes back at a decent rate then they roll with him, Lattimore and Hunter. I could see them drafting another RB in the later rounds as well as grabbing a cheaper guy in FA. In reality even though we seem to have a plethora of backs each has a lot of question marks as far as being “the guy” moving forward. Probably be a RBBC next year with Gore and Lattimore leading the way. Very excited to what Lattimore can do.

I thought Wilhoite did well in place of Willis this year and think they will make retaining him a priority as well to fill in for Bowman early on. I think we draft a LB in 4 or 5 unless they lose Wilhoite then that position becomes a little more interesting on draft day / FA.

I also think they look for an OL in the first 4-5 rounds. Center is up in the air and I don’t think they are going to be able to resign Iupati next year so they need some quality depth ASAP.

DT, DL and OLB seem pretty set for now IMO so I don’t think they focus on those spots until later in the draft.

I am still holding out hope that Roman takes off but it’s looking like we may be stuck with him another year.
Wow my sentiments exactly.

 
So I am in a mock draft in the shark pool forum and I'm representing the 49ers ...I am not going to lie I am a pats fan but thought I would hep out Brady's home town team. So I traded up to pick 22 and grabbed Justin Gilbert to help the cb problem but I traded the 30th and kc 56 to get him. any suggestions from the fans on who I should target in the second or list the needs if I only have one second rounder now? And what's your consensus on the move I made?

 
So I am in a mock draft in the shark pool forum and I'm representing the 49ers ...I am not going to lie I am a pats fan but thought I would hep out Brady's home town team. So I traded up to pick 22 and grabbed Justin Gilbert to help the cb problem but I traded the 30th and kc 56 to get him. any suggestions from the fans on who I should target in the second or list the needs if I only have one second rounder now? And what's your consensus on the move I made?
If you read the last page or so, some of us have posted our thoughts on this. The only open spots in the starting lineup are at WR, S, and maybe CB (depending on what happens in FA), so if the Niners traded up, I'd expect them to address one of those positions, probably in that order. The current management seems to be confident they can get CBs later in the draft which makes me think it's unlikely they'd trade up in the first for that position, but who knows.

 
So I am in a mock draft in the shark pool forum and I'm representing the 49ers ...I am not going to lie I am a pats fan but thought I would hep out Brady's home town team. So I traded up to pick 22 and grabbed Justin Gilbert to help the cb problem but I traded the 30th and kc 56 to get him. any suggestions from the fans on who I should target in the second or list the needs if I only have one second rounder now? And what's your consensus on the move I made?
If you read the last page or so, some of us have posted our thoughts on this. The only open spots in the starting lineup are at WR, S, and maybe CB (depending on what happens in FA), so if the Niners traded up, I'd expect them to address one of those positions, probably in that order. The current management seems to be confident they can get CBs later in the draft which makes me think it's unlikely they'd trade up in the first for that position, but who knows.
I know but when I saw Gilbert I thought top ten talent at pick 22 was hard to pass up wr is very deep this year and a strong defense wins championships.

 
Alkahsu said:
To stupid to understand that I was obviously saying FROM HERE ON OUT?

That's a rhetorical question, don't bother answering it because I won't see it.
I'd be mad too if I was wrong, but no need for name calling.P.S. You should probably use correct grammar/spelling if you're going to accuse someone of being stupid.
Pretty sure everyone, well except you, understood he was referring to moving forward and not historically. Now please F*off back to your Seahawk thread and enjoy the fact your team finally won a only SB. I know any mention of Seahawks has you and your ilk flocking to the topic like flies on #### but you should really find something more interesting to do with your time than waste space babbling in another teams homer thread. TIA.
Here comes the knight in shining armor to save the damsel in distress. It's not my fault he was wrong and tried to backtrack.
This is really horrid trolling.
I know you don't like facts but pointing out an error isn't trolling.

 
The word 'to'? It was a typo autocorrect. Believe me, I am a grammar nazi myself and know the difference. Get over yourself and get out of this thread. Its for 49er fans, not for classless, clueless neanderthals.

 
Alkahsu said:
To stupid to understand that I was obviously saying FROM HERE ON OUT?

That's a rhetorical question, don't bother answering it because I won't see it.
I'd be mad too if I was wrong, but no need for name calling.P.S. You should probably use correct grammar/spelling if you're going to accuse someone of being stupid.
Pretty sure everyone, well except you, understood he was referring to moving forward and not historically. Now please F*off back to your Seahawk thread and enjoy the fact your team finally won a only SB. I know any mention of Seahawks has you and your ilk flocking to the topic like flies on #### but you should really find something more interesting to do with your time than waste space babbling in another teams homer thread. TIA.
Here comes the knight in shining armor to save the damsel in distress. It's not my fault he was wrong and tried to backtrack.
This is really horrid trolling.
I know you don't like facts but pointing out an error isn't trolling.
You're the dumbest troll ever on this forum. That's...like....awful. That includes posters on their third alias too.

 
The word 'to'? It was a typo autocorrect. Believe me, I am a grammar nazi myself and know the difference. Get over yourself and get out of this thread. Its for 49er fans, not for classless, clueless neanderthals.
Thought you were ignoring me?

 
Alkahsu said:
To stupid to understand that I was obviously saying FROM HERE ON OUT?

That's a rhetorical question, don't bother answering it because I won't see it.
I'd be mad too if I was wrong, but no need for name calling.P.S. You should probably use correct grammar/spelling if you're going to accuse someone of being stupid.
Pretty sure everyone, well except you, understood he was referring to moving forward and not historically. Now please F*off back to your Seahawk thread and enjoy the fact your team finally won a only SB. I know any mention of Seahawks has you and your ilk flocking to the topic like flies on #### but you should really find something more interesting to do with your time than waste space babbling in another teams homer thread. TIA.
Here comes the knight in shining armor to save the damsel in distress. It's not my fault he was wrong and tried to backtrack.
This is really horrid trolling.
I know you don't like facts but pointing out an error isn't trolling.
You're the dumbest troll ever on this forum. That's...like....awful. That includes posters on their third alias too.
You sure like throwing that word around. I can understand you getting upset when you think someone is trying to steal your thunder but me pointing out an error isn't trolling.

 
You sure like throwing that word around. I can understand you getting upset when you think someone is trying to steal your thunder but me pointing out an error isn't trolling.
We can string you along for your entire FBG career here. But you still won't add up.

 
@mortreport: Browns did indeed make a run at Jim Harbaugh that reached a serious stage, sources confirm substance of @ProFootballTalk report.

 
BTW, Harbaugh will be the next Dallas HC. I just have a feeling that will happen.
As a recovering Cowboy fan I'd (almost) love to see this happen. Jerry and Jim deserve each other, but I can't see Harbaugh going anywhere without control over personnel decisions. In Dallas he won't get that.
 
BTW, Harbaugh will be the next Dallas HC. I just have a feeling that will happen.
As a recovering Cowboy fan I'd (almost) love to see this happen. Jerry and Jim deserve each other, but I can't see Harbaugh going anywhere without control over personnel decisions. In Dallas he won't get that.
Jerrah needs to win. He has had a knack for pulling ex-49ers who have parted non-amicably from them, like Charles Haley, Deion Sanders, and although non-directly, Terrell Owens. All Jerrah needs is a few years out of Harbaugh for a Super Bowl run or two, and Harbaugh seems to not stick around for very long with a team. It's a perfect fit between them. Every year I see Jason Garrett stick around, is one more year of Jerrah biding his time. I'd love to see this happen too. Would be perfect if Dallas made it to the Super Bowl in the 49ers new crib in San Jose with Harbaugh as HC. Would make the Yorks look like, well the Yorks.

 

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