obiken wrote:Jimmy G is probably going to end up in NY. Pete is tanking but cannot say he is tanking. I think is done no matter what anyway.
c_hawkbob wrote:Yes it makes him easier to trade. No it won't be to Seattle. Seems to me not wanting him to go somewhere within the division is why they chose to maintain control of where he can go.
obiken wrote:Jimmy G is probably going to end up in NY. Pete is tanking but cannot say he is tanking. I think is done no matter what anyway.
TriCitySam wrote:Not in his or any coaches DNA to tank. If Pete wanted to tank, then he would start Eason and be done with it.
"Seattle wanted him, and San Francisco knew it," former NFL executive Michael Lombardi said on the "Pat McAfee Show" Tuesday morning. "There was no trade market out there. Cleveland was never interested in him. Seattle was never interested in Baker Mayfield, but they were interested in Jimmy. I know that the 49ers were worried about cutting Jimmy and having him go to Seattle."
"Seattle wanted him, and San Francisco knew it," former NFL executive Michael Lombardi said on the "Pat McAfee Show" Tuesday morning. "There was no trade market out there. Cleveland was never interested in him. Seattle was never interested in Baker Mayfield, but they were interested in Jimmy. I know that the 49ers were worried about cutting Jimmy and having him go to Seattle."
c_hawkbob wrote:As I figured.
Hawktawk wrote:A few things here . For one just cause a reporter says it doesn’t make it true . But let’s say it is . Why would the 9ers be afraid of a dog meat cellar dweller with no talent and a 32 ranking in every category ? They have the second coming of Russ in Trey Lance who they think is better then a guy they are afraid of on a worse team . My bet Kyle Shanahan is very wary of the Seahawks whoever is behind center . We own him lately .
Hawktawk wrote:I caught Wyman and bob today . They spoke with the 9ers ESPN beat reporter . He said they thought the browns might be a destination or perhaps Seattle but Seattle had shown “zero” interest in a trade along with the rest of the league . He said they ultimately resigned him as an insurance policy . We will never know what level of interest Seattle had if any but they certainly weren’t chomping at the bit . I think the 9ers have an issue in the qb room . I think we’re going 2-0
Hawktawk wrote:We will be 2-0 after week 2 when we beat them. Who knows about the rematch
Old but Slow wrote:I thought he would be at eleven by now, River.
Although I sometimes disagree, I value having Hawktawk stirring things up in here and his unceasing fandom is refreshing. Misguided, perhaps, but relevant.
Hawktawk wrote:What if I’m right ? Already have been whether I like it or you do. I been watching long enough to know stuff happens . Prognosticators miss . I see week one as VERY winnable on paper although paper doesn’t play a snap . I think the 9ers qb room is officially a mess . I see no way this doesn’t hurt Lances development and divide a team that’s already split on the qb situation. . I read a report a few weeks ago that said Jimmy is still the favorite of many players . Let’s just say I think we’re catching the first 2 at a good time . If we’re 0-2 after these. We’re as bad as you all say .
Hawktawk wrote:What if I’m right ? Already have been whether I like it or you do. I been watching long enough to know stuff happens . Prognosticators miss . I see week one as VERY winnable on paper although paper doesn’t play a snap . I think the 9ers qb room is officially a mess . I see no way this doesn’t hurt Lances development and divide a team that’s already split on the qb situation. . I read a report a few weeks ago that said Jimmy is still the favorite of many players . Let’s just say I think we’re catching the first 2 at a good time . If we’re 0-2 after these. We’re as bad as you all say .
RiverDog wrote:Every game is winnable on paper.
The state of the Niners QB room depends on whether or not they're winning. They start the season with what 'on paper' are two VERY winnable games, against the Bears and against us, two teams ranked in the bottom 1/4 by most credible sources.
RiverDog wrote:Every game is winnable on paper.
The state of the Niners QB room depends on whether or not they're winning. They start the season with what 'on paper' are two VERY winnable games, against the Bears and against us, two teams ranked in the bottom 1/4 by most credible sources.
Aseahawkfan wrote:I think a lot of games look like losers on paper, but winnable just because of the nature of the NFL. On paper our team does not look great. Geno is not a starting caliber QB. We have a running back who had a 4 to 5 game run that saved his career at the end of the year. We have two great WRs. MLB seems solid. Diggs is good and Adams is good. After that, we have a bunch of question marks that will be good once the real games start.
Aseahawkfan wrote:My biggest concern is still the D-line. They do not look stout at the point of attack. And the pass rush looks very suspect. I don't see a guy on our roster that requires double teams pass rushing, so we'll likely have to use pressure packages that will compromise our pass coverage by rushing five. We can hope Taylor has stepped up some and can be that guy.
RiverDog wrote:Honest question: I haven't looked at him real close, but I wasn't impressed at all with Cody Barton during the preseason. I take it that you feel differently. Why?
obiken wrote:ASHF, I would hardly call our WR's Great, good okay, but great thats a bit of a reach. No one on defense is even good IMHO. JA is the lone exception. The rest either have potential or are slot fillers. To me that spells 6 wins at best.
RiverDog wrote:Honest question: I haven't looked at him real close, but I wasn't impressed at all with Cody Barton during the preseason. I take it that you feel differently. Why?
Aseahawkfan wrote:Jordyn Brooks is our starting MLB as far as I can recall. Barton is going to fill the other inside linebacker who positions like like a WLB. Isn't that how we're doing it? Jordyn Brooks is a tackling machine. Barton is just ok.
RiverDog wrote:I deleted all of my preseason recordings and didn't pay that close of attention to the live games, but it seems to me that Barton was playing a lot of MLB, or the ILB closest to the center. He didn't look good, couldn't get off blocks. I don't think Brooks played at all during the preseason, at least I don't see his name in any of the snap count summaries.
But I agree about Brooks' ability. This could be his breakout season. Lord knows we're going to need someone to step up.
RiverDog wrote:I deleted all of my preseason recordings and didn't pay that close of attention to the live games, but it seems to me that Barton was playing a lot of MLB, or the ILB closest to the center. He didn't look good, couldn't get off blocks. I don't think Brooks played at all during the preseason, at least I don't see his name in any of the snap count summaries.
But I agree about Brooks' ability. This could be his breakout season. Lord knows we're going to need someone to step up.
Aseahawkfan wrote:From what I understand is Brooks didn't play because his position is not in question. He's the new Bobby. He will run the LB crew and make calls on defense. I imagine Jamal Adams will do the same for the secondary.
RiverDog wrote:I assumed that Brooks would be an OLB as he seems to fit that mold.
RiverDog wrote:I assumed that Brooks would be an OLB as he seems to fit that mold.
Aseahawkfan wrote:Brooks is not a rush backer. Not sure why would play outside in this scheme. He's a read, fill the gap, and make the tackle backer. He might be ok in coverage. He was why the FO felt comfortable releasing Wagner.
RiverDog wrote:Brooks was supposed to be KJ's heir apparent, so I assumed that he'd be playing OLB. But I understand that this is a new scheme, so who knows. I guess we'll find out this Monday.
NorthHawk wrote:In the 3-4, both Brooks and Barton are ILB's and Brooks looks to me like he could be a good MLB in a 4-3.
Barton has never really excelled in my eyes. I think he's shown flashes at times but he often looks lost or out of place.
Regarding the OLB's, Taylor, Mafe, Nwosu, and Robinson are all listed as LBs and clearly they are Edge players so I expect they are considered OLBs.
RiverDog wrote:Yeah, that makes sense. I share your concerns about Barton. If he starts, he's definitely going to be the weak link in the LB corps. He seems to get lost in the wash on a lot of plays. With the exception of Barton, the LB corps looks solid on paper.
RiverDog wrote:Yeah, that makes sense. I share your concerns about Barton. If he starts, he's definitely going to be the weak link in the LB corps. He seems to get lost in the wash on a lot of plays. With the exception of Barton, the LB corps looks solid on paper.
Aseahawkfan wrote:Brooks looks like the only higher performer. Taylor looks solid. The rest I don't know about. Someone listed Mafe as only having a 6.5% win percentage when rushing the passer. He got a few sacks, but as we all know sacks are only part of the equation of determining if you can consistently pressure the QB.
RiverDog wrote:Not sue where you found the 6.5% win percentage. Here's what PFF had him ranked at in college:
Pro Football Focus ranked Mafe No. 2 on its list of potential breakout players for 2021. They cited his 21.7 percent win rate on pass rushes, which ranks sixth in Power 5 since 2018.
Mafe is a heck of an athlete, ran a 4.53 40 at the combine with a 40" vertical jump, and was a bit of a late bloomer at Minnesota, had a breakout season as a senior then had a terrific Senior Bowl week. I'm pretty excited about him. Here's PFF's scouting report prior to the draft:
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/boye ... port-2022/
After seeing him track down a very athletic Kenny Pickett on a critical 4th down play vs. the Steelers, I'm pretty excited about him.
RiverDog wrote:Not sue where you found the 6.5% win percentage. Here's what PFF had him ranked at in college:
Pro Football Focus ranked Mafe No. 2 on its list of potential breakout players for 2021. They cited his 21.7 percent win rate on pass rushes, which ranks sixth in Power 5 since 2018.
Mafe is a heck of an athlete, ran a 4.53 40 at the combine with a 40" vertical jump, and was a bit of a late bloomer at Minnesota, had a breakout season as a senior then had a terrific Senior Bowl week. I'm pretty excited about him. Here's PFF's scouting report prior to the draft:
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/boye ... port-2022/
After seeing him track down a very athletic Kenny Pickett on a critical 4th down play vs. the Steelers, I'm pretty excited about him.
Aseahawkfan wrote:This is a 6.5% win rate in the preseason, not from college. That seems to be a college scouting report, not how he rated against NFL players in the preseason.
https://twitter.com/SmartfootbalI/status/1563184324102750209
I hope Mafe works out. Between his early injury and the preseason win rate, he might start slow. I guess we'll see. We know how brutal the lines are in the NFL. 300 lb. men ramming into each other. Tough life in the NFL on a D or O-line.
Hawktawk wrote:I believe we hit a historical type draft and 22 class . I believe there is talent to make noise immediately and be championship caliber soon . We all know the position we have to fix . As for Barton he looked solid in relief last 3 weeks last year . I’ll say it once more . Is Hurrts new scheme working ? He talked a good game . We will see when all the starters go all the way but it’s my biggest concern.
Hawktawk wrote:I believe we hit a historical type draft and 22 class . I believe there is talent to make noise immediately and be championship caliber soon . We all know the position we have to fix . As for Barton he looked solid in relief last 3 weeks last year . I’ll say it once more . Is Hurrts new scheme working ? He talked a good game . We will see when all the starters go all the way but it’s my biggest concern.
RiverDog wrote:I'm not sure what you mean by a 'historical' draft, but if it comes anywhere close to our 2012 draft when we picked up Bobby Wagner in the 2nd and Russell Wilson in the 3rd, I'll be happy.
obiken wrote:OT question, why does the season start so late for the NFL? Why wait a week after the Pre-Season. Money, they dont want to go head on head with CFB season start, or injuries?
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