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Just because Jeff Fisher inherited the guy doesn't mean he's more than a ST fodder that you can get cheap. He's a way below average S who STL let go, probably because they need like the 49ers a S they can get in the draft. Go and find me who thinks he is more than a scrub, then you have something to back yourself up with. You might not believe anything you read, but you from what you post, it's like you don't read anything at all.'efactor said:
Like I keep harping, get more pass rush and draft youth in the DB. If Goldson was even slightly overrated, then there is no reason to even try to argue Dahl. You can argue Dashon.
Bill Nayes was my buddy's neighbor. Very nice guy. I thought it was weird when my buddy told me that he took a job somewhere else in the middle of a playoff run... but then I remember reading his bio and saw that he was already apart of a couple (few?) organizations when they won it all. It sounds like a fun job.
Well, Harbaugh and Baalke think he is more than a scrub, so that means a little more than finding someone on the internet who thinks he is good. From what you post, you really don't know much about football. I guess you subscribe to the belief that if you read it on the internet, it must be true. If he was "horrid" in coverage as you say and only a special teams scrub, why did the NFC champs sign him at all? My guess is the brain trust of the team disagrees with you and my guess is they have more access to information on player evaluation than you do. If you were talking about a scrub team, then you might be able to sell this to someone, but SF seems to be pretty good at acquiring players who can contribute.
If you wanna argue Craig Dahl, be my guest. If all you have is "Harbaugh and Baalke know more than you", then you might as well tell the whole Shark Pool not to post about football. First person to stop posting: You.
Well, you're entitled to your opinion. Even though it's obvious it has nothing to do with football after all. :fruithanger:
From a fantasy football standpoint, I've always been a big fan of Quan since his days in AZ. I'm pretty stoked he's on our team now. Can't wait to see him perform in the Red and Gold.
Let's hope he isn't Moss part deux.
I highly doubt he is. He hasn't been away from the game like Moss was, and he has stayed productive. He's only hit double digit TDs once in his career, so dont expect too much in that dept.He had 65rec, 921yds, 4tds in 15 games last year.'drummer said:
The dude is a gym rat from what I've read. My only concern is the time needed to develop chemistry with Kap. He's a tough WR with good hands and a great blocker.. compliments SF's style of O perfectly.I will say that ever since that bone crushing hit he took a few years back when he was still with AZ, he just hasn't been the same dominating force that he was prior to that (in fact he was coming on real strong that year). Of course, I could be way off on this assessment.
It's not so much the ability - because even though Moss had been out for a period of time, he still has the natural ability to make plays, big time plays - it's the amount of targets and where he fit in the 49er offense. Moss during the regular season: 28 rec for 434 yards, 3 TDs.
I'd think Boldin would be huge on 3rd down, to which the 49ers are finally improving upon, now with Kaep. I think Kaep adapts faster to receivers than Smith had, who with FA WR's didn't target much. I still think they need to find one more WR in the draft, and big physical target around the size of VD. Maybe one more TE as well.
Ever since I read THIS article, I find myself looking for the "incorrect" spelling more often... and your reply was full of them
Ertz
He's gonna go high in the draft, yet they can package picks and such for him. But he still might be too much given all of the other 49er needs.
But what about Tim K's tweet on checking with the 49ers (also contained in the article)... I think Kaep is the way to go, but it looks like the man himself prefers Kap.I agree on the Ertz thing too, but it wouldn't surprise me if they went for him that high. Especially given the history with him and Jim.Tre used to call me a "troll" there for bagging on Sing and his coaching, even when I wrote for that site. So I'm spelling it right.Ever since I read THIS article, I find myself looking for the "incorrect" spelling more often... and your reply was full of them
You know I go against the usual fan/49er conventions don't you? I thought you knew me by now?But what about Tim K's tweet on checking with the 49ers (also contained in the article)... I think Kaep is the way to go, but it looks like the man himself prefers Kap.I agree on the Ertz thing too, but it wouldn't surprise me if they went for him that high. Especially given the history with him and Jim.Tre used to call me a "troll" there for bagging on Sing and his coaching, even when I wrote for that site. So I'm spelling it right.Ever since I read THIS article, I find myself looking for the "incorrect" spelling more often... and your reply was full of them
While I love Ertz and would love to see him in SF, what would they do with Vernon Davis? It's hard enough for Davis to break through and post another season number like he did in 2009 under Jimmy Raye's offense. He hasn't even posted a 1000 yard season yet like his contemporaries like Witten, Gonzalez, or Gronkowski. If they drafted Ertz high he would definately be in the starting rotation where Walker used to be in the two TE set, and just how would Davis react if Ertz posted better numbers or was targeted more because Davis again is held back to block? Davis being there, along with Ertz probably going high makes it unrealistic, with Davis going into his prime. I dunno the status of Davis' contract, so you could think that Ertz would be a sort of TE in waiting that would be cheaper the next few years. But again given the 49ers greater needs, Ertz would be a luxury pick that would be expensive as far as picks.
Dude DOES look jacked.
If he keeps this up, he'll end up playing QB AND LBHarbaugh warns Kaep about getting too big, too strong.
http://www.csnbayarea.com/blog/matt-maiocco/harbaugh-warns-kaepernick-about-becoming-too-big-too-strong
Here a a pic Kaep tweeted 3 days ago with the caption 'While everyone else worries about what I do I simply keep my head down and stay on my grind. #lightwork"
http://instagram.com/p/XAw-CptBCX/
Lulz. I actually like Lynch and Branch more than anything CSN Bay Area. Maiocco has become Jed's lapdog like JT The Brick was with Al Davis. He was gutless during the Sing era. Barrows is alright, but I hardly ever read any of the Bay Area propaganda that the local media has become since they are afraid of both Harbaugh and Jed. Hunter coming back is good news, although another Bell Cow is in order to be a true replacement to Gore. Draft looks to have DB, DT/NT, RB, WR, QB, DT, and DB along with whatever they go after in the 6th-7th. Well, that's my half assed mock order.'Wingnut said:
My 'favorite' site tries to make a case for him.
Another that is quite a bit optimistic from the other article posted:
Is there such a thing as 'the perfect #3 QB'?
Are we sure that it's not an April Fool's joke, like this? --> http://www.newjerseypost.problitz.com/sports/giants/2013/04/49ers-working-offer-victor-cruz.html
Colt McCoy ain't no joking matter.Are we sure that it's not an April Fool's joke, like this? --> http://www.newjerseypost.problitz.com/sports/giants/2013/04/49ers-working-offer-victor-cruz.html
I liked him in Texas. Always thought he had enough talent to be solid in the NFL in a WCO scheme. Still is a young guy who can benefit from being a backup in SF. Not a bad pickup who like the catch said didn't cost really anything,
BTW, my new favorite troll in Alexlover has a comment there:
Yup. No guaranteed money.
I think I like this deal.Yup. No guaranteed money.
Pretty crazy to see how much he dropped as far as salary. Low risk indeed, but jeebus the market was soft on him for a reason.
Love it Love it Love it! 
