This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
Nobody's paying him now, he's a cheap rental unless he proves the naysayers wrong.
They aren’t paying him, he’ll be gone after the season is over. It’s an ideal situation for both of them. He joins a very talented defense and they get a guy with a lot of talent for dirt cheap. He knows he’s playing for a contract, and if he wants a pay day, he better bring it. If he can’t perform lining up opposite the previous DPOY, he can’t perform anywhere. I have high expectations for him, then I expect someone to overpay, then he’ll suck. The latter part of that means nothing to me, I’m just hoping to get the best 12 game stretch of his career out of him.I'm a Commanders fan. This analysis is correct.I think it's a little bit of both. Is he having a solid to good season this year? Sure, his next gen stats and 5 sacks show this.Popped in the Eagles thread and a few are saying Young is overrated. Lol.
Per Next Gen Stats:
Young has generated a career-high 17.2% pressure rate this season. The 49ers now have two of the top five defenders in QB pressures this season:
Nick Bosa: 41 (4th)
Is he living up to the billing of being the #2 overall pick, for his career so far? I would say definitely not. It's usually a tell-tale sign when a team doesn't pick up the 5th year option on a player. Even more so when they were taken #2 overall.
It's honestly a little bit of both. But like I said in initially, it's a good move for you guys and an upgrade a position of need.
FTR, Young did kinda get the best of our LT Mailata for the 1st matchup, but this past matchup, that just happened on Sunday he had 0 pressures, 0 sacks, 0 hurries, 1 tackle.
Mailata is the #1 rated offensive lineman in football.
We will get to see what that matchup looks like and how it plays out in a few weeks. Should be fun!
He's overrated. He got nearly half of his pressures in one game against Chicago. Against good teams, for the most part, he's usually invisible. It's not like going to SF will make things easier for him pass rushing. Montez Sweat was having an All-Pro year on the other side of him in Washington, and the DTs in Washington are probably better than the 49ers. Young will do fine against bad teams and then when they play good teams you'll be like, "Is Young playing?" It's pretty telling when a team drafts you #2 and doesn't pick up your 5th year option. I'm sure next gen has a stat for that though.
You might get some hustle out of him while he's still playing for his next contract. If you guys pay him now... You'll wish you'd kept the pick.
Man, Seahawks got rolled. Always a good thing
Bookmakers love SF.
Excellent, how is your time checking in on a non divisional opponent’s bye week going?
Bosa, Young, Hargrave, Armstead, Warner, & Greenlaw. That’s as talented a group as I can recall. Wilks better step his game up.
I’d be happy for them to put Kinlaw on IR. He and Drake Jackson have been terrible by any metric.
Less talented than the early 2019 version with Buckner and a healthy Ford. That whole Buckner fiasco really hurt this team. They ended up spending the money anyway on Kinlaw and Hargrave, and Buckner is just a better player (worse pass rusher than Hargrave but far better against the run).
I’m having Justin/Aldon Smith, Bowman/Willis flashbacks. But now we’re stacked on offense too.
I'll be there. Driving from Tampa Saturday night.Looking forward to a great game. And for those of you visiting us in Duuuu-vallll, you’ll feel right at home. As cities, Jacksonville and San Francisco are virtually indistinguishable.
Excellent. Looks like 75 degrees at kickoff, and maybe a bit overcast, which is good cuz it’ll feel a bit cooler.I'll be there. Driving from Tampa Saturday night.Looking forward to a great game. And for those of you visiting us in Duuuu-vallll, you’ll feel right at home. As cities, Jacksonville and San Francisco are virtually indistinguishable.
I really hope so!
theathletic.com
Not a hardcore FFer. You absolutely let the wife take him and hand out orange slices to the 20 other kids who will quit the sport in 4 years and lock into the SF v. JAX game.
He’s 7 and it’s his first real tourney, we’re traveling to the west coast of FL. He’s asked me if I’m going like 57 times, can’t let him down. He’s got an older brother and we travel everywhere for his tourneys, would crush the kid if I ditched it. I love the 49ers since I was like 4, but my little guy has to take priority here.
Where in FL?
Naples, nice trek across Alligator Alley.
They’re both off a bye too, going to be an amazing game. If they’re a SB team, I hope they come in and take care of business. Def game of the week here. No Trent Williams still at practice, really a huge part of that O Line, but we do get Deebo back.
Didn't realize you live in Florida, too.
Hey, any tips on parking for the game? In Tampa I usually pay $10-$20 for a yard spot in the residential neighborhoods near the stadium, I never park in the assigned lots. Is it like that there?Excellent. Looks like 75 degrees at kickoff, and maybe a bit overcast, which is good cuz it’ll feel a bit cooler.I'll be there. Driving from Tampa Saturday night.Looking forward to a great game. And for those of you visiting us in Duuuu-vallll, you’ll feel right at home. As cities, Jacksonville and San Francisco are virtually indistinguishable.
No idea how the game will turn out, but should be entertaining
Drive safe!
That's right Wing. You'll want to look north of the stadium....J. Phillip Randolph (to the west) and Talleyrand (to the east) run perpendicular on either side of the stadium, and there is the type of parking you're looking for on both, north of Arlington Expwy (rte 115). It's more commercial and industrial than residential especially on TalleyrandHey, any tips on parking for the game? In Tampa I usually pay $10-$20 for a yard spot in the residential neighborhoods near the stadium, I never park in the assigned lots. Is it like that there?Excellent. Looks like 75 degrees at kickoff, and maybe a bit overcast, which is good cuz it’ll feel a bit cooler.I'll be there. Driving from Tampa Saturday night.Looking forward to a great game. And for those of you visiting us in Duuuu-vallll, you’ll feel right at home. As cities, Jacksonville and San Francisco are virtually indistinguishable.
No idea how the game will turn out, but should be entertaining
Drive safe!
jaxchamber.com
That's a great spot!
