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Do the 49ers trade for a QB before the deadline? (1 Viewer)

azcards33

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if the 49ers are just over .500 or even right at .500 when the deadline comes, does anyone forsee them making a move for Jeff Garcia, Brett Favre, or another other NFL proven quality QB who might be avaiable or do they stick to their guns and roll the dice with JT O'Sullivan?

.500 or 1 game above in the NFC Worst might win the division when it's all said and done

 
What's wrong with O'Sullivan? There are literally 1,000 plays in the Martz playbook. How long would it take for a new guy to learn that many plays?

 
What's wrong with O'Sullivan? There are literally 1,000 plays in the Martz playbook. How long would it take for a new guy to learn that many plays?
Martz loves O`Sullivan. Martz wanted to play him over Kitna last year in Detroit but Kitna is Rods guy.
 
What's wrong with O'Sullivan? There are literally 1,000 plays in the Martz playbook. How long would it take for a new guy to learn that many plays?
I agree with David, not to mention that he's a favorite of Martz. Martz has even come out and said that JTO is the best QB he's ever coached.
 
He's doing fine. There seem to be bigger question marks out there at the QB position. Are you asking based on a potential injury to JT?

 
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if the 49ers are just over .500 or even right at .500 when the deadline comes, does anyone forsee them making a move for Jeff Garcia, Brett Favre, or another other NFL proven quality QB who might be avaiable or do they stick to their guns and roll the dice with JT O'Sullivan?.500 or 1 game above in the NFC Worst might win the division when it's all said and done
so if O'sullivan leads the 49ers to the best record they've had in recent memory, you think Martz will want to upgrade mid season?
 
This is just a fishing trip right? You're just trying to determine if you should hold on to him or trade for him, right??

 
This is just a fishing trip right? You're just trying to determine if you should hold on to him or trade for him, right??
come on, this is no fishing trip and happens all the time in professional sports todayteams overachieve, then start realizing that they can potentially be a playoff team if they add one key piece, and in the NFL, the QB position is as key as it getsit rarely happens in football, but does occur in the NBA and MLB frequently
 
This is just a fishing trip right? You're just trying to determine if you should hold on to him or trade for him, right??
come on, this is no fishing trip and happens all the time in professional sports todayteams overachieve, then start realizing that they can potentially be a playoff team if they add one key piece, and in the NFL, the QB position is as key as it gets



it rarely happens in football, but does occur in the NBA and MLB frequently
why do you suppose that is? do NFL teams not want to win as badly as NBA or MLB teams?
 
You must not be familiar with Martz's history. He'll trot out O'Sullivan and he'll be very productive. It would serve absolutely no purpose to trade for Farve or any other qb.

 
This is just a fishing trip right? You're just trying to determine if you should hold on to him or trade for him, right??
come on, this is no fishing trip and happens all the time in professional sports todayteams overachieve, then start realizing that they can potentially be a playoff team if they add one key piece, and in the NFL, the QB position is as key as it gets



it rarely happens in football, but does occur in the NBA and MLB frequently
why do you suppose that is? do NFL teams not want to win as badly as NBA or MLB teams?
other sports contracts contain a ton of guaranteed money that teams cannot justify paying if their team is out of contention, so for them it's more a matter of dumping salary
 
As with most of the others, I see no reason the niners would make a change from O'Sullivan as long as they're improved over last year.

Seriously. Could you imagine the uproar if/when they become a playoff contender, make a switch and it DOESN'T work? The cry would be far louder than if they didn't make the playoffs with JTO, and would cost both Nolan and Martz their jobs.

 
if the 49ers are just over .500 or even right at .500 when the deadline comes, does anyone forsee them making a move for Jeff Garcia, Brett Favre, or another other NFL proven quality QB who might be avaiable
No. I feel dumber for reading this thread. Please go back to the Assistant Coach Forum.
 
This is just a fishing trip right? You're just trying to determine if you should hold on to him or trade for him, right??
come on, this is no fishing trip and happens all the time in professional sports todayteams overachieve, then start realizing that they can potentially be a playoff team if they add one key piece, and in the NFL, the QB position is as key as it getsit rarely happens in football, but does occur in the NBA and MLB frequently
I can't remember ANY team doing this mid-season. (NFL)IF you need a QB, you should have already addressed that during the preseason. I could see this happening with a WR or just about any other position other then at QB.
 
Do the 49ers trade for a QB before the deadline?, if this team is 4-2 0r 3-3 at the deadline?
No. JT looked shaky week 1 but he has been better than average the last two weeks.Similar to Marc Bulger while Martz was in St Louis...O'Sullivan is the choice and if he stays healthy he'll keep the job and put up decent numbers.
 
interesting that you guys all now think, after 3 weeks, that JTO is 'the truth' when just a couple of weeks ago you guys were doubting whether or not this kid could even play :rolleyes:

let's see how fast you guys jump off his nutz if the niners go on a 2-3 game losing streak

 
Congratulations to azcards for starting the most asinine thread of the day! :rolleyes:
Um, fact. When have we ever seen anything like this happen in the NFL? Some people apparently cannot let this Favre story die its natural death.
 
I'm not sure if the Martz/Kitna ego's could handle it but if would probably be in the best interest of the 'Niners to bring in Kitna to backup JT for the rest of the year. With the entire DET organization teetering on implosion and with the way he's played thus far I can't believe DET would be asking for much compensation in exchange for the 36yo Kitna. He's certainly not going to be in the Lions future plans. And the Lions present is already it's past. They face the prospects of getting a low/conditional draft pick for Kitna now or just flush him with most everything else but Calvin Johnson at the end of the year.

 
if the 49ers are just over .500 or even right at .500 when the deadline comes, does anyone forsee them making a move for Jeff Garcia, Brett Favre, or another other NFL proven quality QB who might be avaiable or do they stick to their guns and roll the dice with JT O'Sullivan?

.500 or 1 game above in the NFC Worst might win the division when it's all said and done
ROTFLMAO ??is this a joke ??????

Brett Favre...are you kidding me ??

:shock:

 
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where are all the JTO apologists and lovers now?

with the talent the team possesses, they could easily be .500 or better with improved QB play, and in the NFC West they'd be right in the thick of the race

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where are all the JTO apologists and lovers now?with the talent the team possesses, they could easily be .500 or better with improved QB play, and in the NFC West they'd be right in the thick of the race :goodposting:
Maybe I missed it. Did they trade for Garcia or Favre? Or any "NFL proven quality QB" for that matter?
 
where are all the JTO apologists and lovers now?with the talent the team possesses, they could easily be .500 or better with improved QB play, and in the NFC West they'd be right in the thick of the race :construction:
Maybe I missed it. Did they trade for Garcia or Favre? Or any "NFL proven quality QB" for that matter?
that's exactly what i'm saying and the point that i'm makingthe decided to stick to their guys with JTO and found out the hard way that he's nowhere near the QB they expected him to be, had they traded for a Garcia, Kitna, Favre, or even Grossman, they'd be a much better team right now and in the thick of the playoff hunt
 
where are all the JTO apologists and lovers now?with the talent the team possesses, they could easily be .500 or better with improved QB play, and in the NFC West they'd be right in the thick of the race :goodposting:
Uh, what talent does the team possess, again?
 
where are all the JTO apologists and lovers now?with the talent the team possesses, they could easily be .500 or better with improved QB play, and in the NFC West they'd be right in the thick of the race :lmao:
Uh, what talent does the team possess, again?
honestly, this team could easily be .500 or better right now if it weren't for all the turnovers from the QB positionanytime JTO was in a pressure situation or close game, he turned the ball over and killed any hopes the Niners had of winning that game
 
where are all the JTO apologists and lovers now?with the talent the team possesses, they could easily be .500 or better with improved QB play, and in the NFC West they'd be right in the thick of the race :hifive:
Uh, what talent does the team possess, again?
honestly, this team could easily be .500 or better right now if it weren't for all the turnovers from the QB positionanytime JTO was in a pressure situation or close game, he turned the ball over and killed any hopes the Niners had of winning that game
The team sucks. The best you can say about them is that they're #19 in scoring offense. They're #24 in offense by yardage, #15 in defense by yardage and #29 in scoring defense. Frankly, they're lucky to have won two games. They have one piece of talent, Frank Gore, and what do they do with him? Rank #30 in rushing attempts in the league. From ownership to coaches to players, this is one of the worst teams in the league; they're fortunate that the Raiders, Bengals, and Lions are all wretched this year, or they'd be getting more attention as a complete train wreck.
 
where are all the JTO apologists and lovers now?with the talent the team possesses, they could easily be .500 or better with improved QB play, and in the NFC West they'd be right in the thick of the race :rolleyes:
Uh, what talent does the team possess, again?
honestly, this team could easily be .500 or better right now if it weren't for all the turnovers from the QB positionanytime JTO was in a pressure situation or close game, he turned the ball over and killed any hopes the Niners had of winning that game
The team sucks. The best you can say about them is that they're #19 in scoring offense. They're #24 in offense by yardage, #15 in defense by yardage and #29 in scoring defense. Frankly, they're lucky to have won two games. They have one piece of talent, Frank Gore, and what do they do with him? Rank #30 in rushing attempts in the league. From ownership to coaches to players, this is one of the worst teams in the league; they're fortunate that the Raiders, Bengals, and Lions are all wretched this year, or they'd be getting more attention as a complete train wreck.
alot of this has to be attributed to the fact that JTO was turning the ball over, which means opposing offenses were playing on short fields throughout the game, meaning the Niners were down alot so they had to throw the ball to catch up and weren't afforded the luxury of sticking to the running game
 
They have solid defensive players, Willis for example. A good kicker.

I'm wondering if Martz is still there next year, if they try and get Stanton from Detroit.

 
They have solid defensive players, Willis for example. A good kicker.I'm wondering if Martz is still there next year, if they try and get Stanton from Detroit.
I believe they will draft the best QB available with the First Overall selection
Thus repeating the mistake they made with Alex Smith. You're right, that would be totally typical for this team.
just because they failed once taking a QB with the #1 overall pick, does that mean they should never do it again, or does it simply mean that Nolan shouldn't have taken a mid-major QB from a Mickey Mouse system at #1 overall? He would have been alright, in my opinion, had he taken Aaron Rodgers there
 
alot of this has to be attributed to the fact that JTO was turning the ball over, which means opposing offenses were playing on short fields throughout the game, meaning the Niners were down alot so they had to throw the ball to catch up and weren't afforded the luxury of sticking to the running game
This view really isn't borne out by the game logs. For example, look at the Philly game, where Gore was running well (19/101 with a TD). With the Niners leading 23-17 with 4:56 left in the third quarter, on fourth and one at the Philly 18, Gore got three yards for a first down, leading to a Niner field goal (Niners up 26-17 in the third). Here are the Niner plays after that:

1-10-SF12 :-)22) F.Gore up the middle to SF 12 for no gain (B.Bunkley).

Fourth Quarter

San Francisco 49ers continued...

2-10-SF12 (15:00) J.O'Sullivan pass incomplete short right to J.Morgan (A.Samuel).

3-10-SF12 (14:54) J.O'Sullivan sacked at SF 3 for -9 yards (J.Parker).

3-1-SF2 (11:46) (Shotgun) D.McNabb pass short middle to L.Smith for 2 yards, TOUCHDOWN. (PHI 24, SF 26)

1-10-SF27 (11:31) J.O'Sullivan pass incomplete deep left to V.Davis.

2-10-SF27 (11:26) J.O'Sullivan pass incomplete short left to J.Morgan.

3-10-SF27 (11:22) J.O'Sullivan pass short right to V.Davis to SF 20 for -7 yards (O.Gaither). Caught at SF 20. [Hey wow, Davis actually caught a pass!]

4-17-SF20 (10:45) A.Lee punts 40 yards to PHI 40, Center-B.Jennings. D.Jackson to PHI 49 for 9 yards (D.Walker).

4-6-SF20 (7:50) D.Akers 38 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-J.Dorenbos, Holder-S.Rocca. Play Challenged by SF and Upheld. (Timeout #2 at 07:46.) (PHI 27, SF 26)

1-10-SF38 (7:38) F.Gore left guard to SF 40 for 2 yards (O.Gaither).

2-8-SF40 (6:59) D.Walker right end to SF 30 for -10 yards (J.Parker). SF-D.Walker was injured during the play. D.Walker on an end-around run.

3-18-SF30 (6:23) (Shotgun) J.O'Sullivan pass deep middle intended for I.Bruce INTERCEPTED by Q.Mikell at SF 48. Q.Mikell to SF 7 for 41 yards (F.Gore).

4-7-SF7 (5:17) D.Akers 25 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-J.Dorenbos, Holder-S.Rocca. (PHI 30, SF 26, 5:17 remaining, plenty of time)

1-10-SF19 (5:08) F.Gore left end to SF 20 for 1 yard (B.Dawkins; T.Cole).

2-9-SF20 (4:20) J.O'Sullivan pass incomplete deep middle to I.Bruce (S.Brown).

PENALTY on SF, Illegal Formation, 5 yards, enforced at SF 20 - No Play.

2-14-SF15 (4:11) (Shotgun) J.O'Sullivan scrambles right end to SF 26 for 11 yards (J.Hanson).

3-3-SF26 (3:19) J.O'Sullivan sacked at SF 20 for -6 yards (T.Cole). FUMBLES (T.Cole), RECOVERED by PHI-C.Clemons at SF 20. C.Clemons to SF 20 for no gain (J.Staley).

So with the lead in the third quarter and most of the fourth, on four drives Gore got a total of three rushes and no targets while Martz tried lots of Martz-like crap.

You can see stuff like that in every game log. Martz was a terrible fit for this team. Not that there is a great fit for a team that has basically one offensive player and one defensive player.

 
They have solid defensive players, Willis for example. A good kicker.I'm wondering if Martz is still there next year, if they try and get Stanton from Detroit.
I believe they will draft the best QB available with the First Overall selection
Thus repeating the mistake they made with Alex Smith. You're right, that would be totally typical for this team.
just because they failed once taking a QB with the #1 overall pick, does that mean they should never do it again, or does it simply mean that Nolan shouldn't have taken a mid-major QB from a Mickey Mouse system at #1 overall? He would have been alright, in my opinion, had he taken Aaron Rodgers there
Rodgers would have gotten demolished on that awful team just like Smith did. They should have brought in a decent veteran QB to manage the team while they rebuilt from the ground up. Instead they went for a questionable "franchise" QB and followed up that clearly erroneous pick with Vernon Davis, a TE taken at 1.06 "to give Smith some weapons". Considering how bad this team has been, it's incredible how few contributors they've managed to get out of the draft; you'd think that a team with the #32 offense and #32 defense in the league could come up with a few solid starters out of the draft.
 

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