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We have the most cap space and Johnson is top tier. Why not get a proven top tier guy while we have this window with most of our core guys signed thru 2025 and a cheap QB?
It's going to cost a second plus another premium pick, reportedly. Are you willing to trade Deebo or let Auyik walk this offseason? Because that's what you're going to have to do to afford a big contract for Johnson.
Deebo is signed thru 2025, Aiyuk will get paid this offseason. They always find ways to make the money work. Always.
They barely found a way to make the money work for the current roster through next year. Effectively adding another premium free agent is going to require a deep cut somewhere else - that's just a fact. Kinlaw is a FA and was expected to leave anyway, so that doesn't really help. I was surprised he made the team and it seems clear now that he shouldn't have.
As a Cowboys fan, I agree with Vegas. You guys will bounce back - ALL teams go through “something” each year.
We have no way to know that. The cap is easily manipulated, and Marathe is a wizard.
You copy and paste Lombardi's tweets here all the time so you obviously read him - go look at his articles on the Niners' cap situation. You can do a lot to manipulate cap figures, but Marathe has already squeezed most of that fruit and can't just wiggle his fingers in the air and create ways to continually add pro bowl players at pro bowl salaries. I strongly disagree with your short sighted view of the situation and the last few weeks and Wilks' performance demonstrate that this isn't the time to push all the chips in for a Rams-like 1 year run.
It's all good, my man, we don't have to agree on everything.
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Good.
Big move for the Niners.
What would be the position move to make here? I don't know much about the Niners overall roster construction other than them being "the most talented" roster so I'd imagine there are not a ton of wholes to fill. Off the top of my head, I guess CB, right? No one trades OL/DL midseason usually, but I guess maybe Chase Young would be an option? Seem set at:Jeremiah, Brooks: 49ers primed to make a "big, bold move" ahead of trade deadline
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NFL Media analyst Daniel Jeremiah believes the San Francisco 49ers and Philadelphia Eagles are on a collision course. The two teams are racing toward home-field advantage and will clash on the football field in Week 13, a rematch of last season's NFC Championship Game.
Eagles general manager Howie Roseman has already made waves by acquiring safety Kevin Byard, further strengthening a formidable roster. With the October 31 trade deadline looming, Roseman could still have more moves up his sleeve.
Jeremiah suggests that the 49ers, armed with an NFL-leading $40 million in salary cap space, could be poised to make a significant move to stay competitive. He speculates that head coach Kyle Shanahan and general manager John Lynch could be preparing to make a headline-worthy move.
"I think they do something big," Jeremiah recently said on the "Move the Sticks" podcast. "They're all in right now."
Jeremiah also pointed out that the 49ers have a history of making bold moves, like last season's surprise acquisition of running back Christian McCaffrey, who has since proven to be a game-changer for the team.
"I mean, McCaffrey is darn near as big a name as you can get, and they went and got him last year, Buck," Jeremiah told his co-host, Bucky Brooks. "I think we're missing something with this team. Keep an eye on the 49ers because it doesn't feel like this is a team that's going to go quiet. This feels like a team that's ready to make a big, bold move."
He believes the 49ers must make a "checkmate move" after the Eagles added Byard.
"It has to be something big because, right now, you look at the Eagles roster with [WR] Julio Jones, who is not the same player, but they are certainly going up," Brooks added.
"But they've got the assets. They've got money, they've got picks, and they're all in. ... But it just feels like there's no way we get to Halloween and the 49ers haven't done something. There's no way."
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Safety market has a few guys left, I saw the Vikes were trying to ship out Harrison Smith also. But do you need a Safety?
I didn't speak it out loud, but I thought Young or Sweat could be in our sights.What would be the position move to make here? I don't know much about the Niners overall roster construction other than them being "the most talented" roster so I'd imagine there are not a ton of wholes to fill. Off the top of my head, I guess CB, right? No one trades OL/DL midseason usually, but I guess maybe Chase Young would be an option? Seem set at:Jeremiah, Brooks: 49ers primed to make a "big, bold move" ahead of trade deadline
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NFL Media analyst Daniel Jeremiah believes the San Francisco 49ers and Philadelphia Eagles are on a collision course. The two teams are racing toward home-field advantage and will clash on the football field in Week 13, a rematch of last season's NFC Championship Game.
Eagles general manager Howie Roseman has already made waves by acquiring safety Kevin Byard, further strengthening a formidable roster. With the October 31 trade deadline looming, Roseman could still have more moves up his sleeve.
Jeremiah suggests that the 49ers, armed with an NFL-leading $40 million in salary cap space, could be poised to make a significant move to stay competitive. He speculates that head coach Kyle Shanahan and general manager John Lynch could be preparing to make a headline-worthy move.
"I think they do something big," Jeremiah recently said on the "Move the Sticks" podcast. "They're all in right now."
Jeremiah also pointed out that the 49ers have a history of making bold moves, like last season's surprise acquisition of running back Christian McCaffrey, who has since proven to be a game-changer for the team.
"I mean, McCaffrey is darn near as big a name as you can get, and they went and got him last year, Buck," Jeremiah told his co-host, Bucky Brooks. "I think we're missing something with this team. Keep an eye on the 49ers because it doesn't feel like this is a team that's going to go quiet. This feels like a team that's ready to make a big, bold move."
He believes the 49ers must make a "checkmate move" after the Eagles added Byard.
"It has to be something big because, right now, you look at the Eagles roster with [WR] Julio Jones, who is not the same player, but they are certainly going up," Brooks added.
"But they've got the assets. They've got money, they've got picks, and they're all in. ... But it just feels like there's no way we get to Halloween and the 49ers haven't done something. There's no way."
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Safety market has a few guys left, I saw the Vikes were trying to ship out Harrison Smith also. But do you need a Safety?
They might not be done. They've got an hour and 11 minutes left.
Agreed, although I think it takes a year for the comp picks to be awarded so they'd be basically trading a mid-late 3rd this year for an end of 3rd rounder a year later. Still, not expensive.
My guess is he instantly starts opposite Bosa, and Drake Jackson maybe gets fazed out a bit. Could also be Ferrell, but he's played the 2nd most snaps this far.
Yeah I think Jackson is the odd man out.
Drake Jackson needs to start worrying about his roster spot.
Says the guy whose team has the best record in the league and just traded for Bayard and Julio Jones.
I don’t mind BEING the rich getting richer. But we need more to keep pace. I want Johnson from Chicago!Says the guy whose team has the best record in the league and just traded for Bayard and Julio Jones.
GTFO
He’s still 5-3 this year and the season hasn’t been written yet.
