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Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by Ninerjohn:
Phoenix and NY... would you trade our 1st round pick this year for Stafford? Im not sure I would but curious what you think.
Yes I would...I also don't think it's gonna cost a 1st rd pick, especially if Stafford wants out.
Originally posted by Ninerjohn:
Phoenix and NY... would you trade our 1st round pick this year for Stafford? Im not sure I would but curious what you think.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:The ideal situation for me would be:
Originally posted by Ninerjohn:
Phoenix and NY... would you trade our 1st round pick this year for Stafford? Im not sure I would but curious what you think.
Depends on what the market looks like for Stafford and what the cost would be to move up for a rookie like Wilson.
I'd be happy with a combo trade, like the 49ers 1st and 2nd for Stafford and Detroit's 2nd and 3rd round picks but if it came down to it, I'd be happy with giving up a 1st just for him.
I think Stafford would be scary good in Shanahan's offense, especially with the receivers they have now. Kittle, Aiyuk and Deebo would all be major beneficiaries of adding an experienced veteran passer that has extraordinary arm talent and wouldn't have the pressure of having to carry an entire offense on his shoulders for the first time in his career. If you get four good years out of Stafford and compete for SB's, hopefully winning at least one, to me that would be worth it.
Originally posted by BSNAPZZ:
Should also point out that he was in his 20s in those clips. I think it's fair to question how mobile he'll be in the years to come. He isn't ancient at about 33 but he's had his share of injuries also.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:Originally posted by BSNAPZZ:Should also point out that he was in his 20s in those clips. I think it's fair to question how mobile he'll be in the years to come. He isn't ancient at about 33 but he's had his share of injuries also.
Regardless, he's still far from a statue. He moves pretty well for a QB his size. Shanahan would be able to support him with a strong run game, maybe even add a legit deep threat to pressure defenses to further push a safety back.
Originally posted by Ninerjohn:The ideal situation for me would be:Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:Originally posted by Ninerjohn:Phoenix and NY... would you trade our 1st round pick this year for Stafford? Im not sure I would but curious what you think.
Depends on what the market looks like for Stafford and what the cost would be to move up for a rookie like Wilson.
I'd be happy with a combo trade, like the 49ers 1st and 2nd for Stafford and Detroit's 2nd and 3rd round picks but if it came down to it, I'd be happy with giving up a 1st just for him.
I think Stafford would be scary good in Shanahan's offense, especially with the receivers they have now. Kittle, Aiyuk and Deebo would all be major beneficiaries of adding an experienced veteran passer that has extraordinary arm talent and wouldn't have the pressure of having to carry an entire offense on his shoulders for the first time in his career. If you get four good years out of Stafford and compete for SB's, hopefully winning at least one, to me that would be worth it.
- trade our 1st for Stafford and a 3rd
- trade Jimmy to NE for a 3rd
Originally posted by Rathof44:Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:Originally posted by BSNAPZZ:Should also point out that he was in his 20s in those clips. I think it's fair to question how mobile he'll be in the years to come. He isn't ancient at about 33 but he's had his share of injuries also.
Regardless, he's still far from a statue. He moves pretty well for a QB his size. Shanahan would be able to support him with a strong run game, maybe even add a legit deep threat to pressure defenses to further push a safety back.
He has never had a strong run game ever, I think Reggie Bush was his only 1000yd rusher.
Originally posted by Hysterikal:Originally posted by Rathof44:Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:Originally posted by BSNAPZZ:Should also point out that he was in his 20s in those clips. I think it's fair to question how mobile he'll be in the years to come. He isn't ancient at about 33 but he's had his share of injuries also.
Regardless, he's still far from a statue. He moves pretty well for a QB his size. Shanahan would be able to support him with a strong run game, maybe even add a legit deep threat to pressure defenses to further push a safety back.
He has never had a strong run game ever, I think Reggie Bush was his only 1000yd rusher.
Jahvid Best had a bright future.
Originally posted by Hysterikal:
Jahvid Best had a bright future.
Originally posted by BSNAPZZ:Should also point out that he was in his 20s in those clips. I think it's fair to question how mobile he'll be in the years to come. He isn't ancient at about 33 but he's had his share of injuries also.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:Originally posted by Hysterikal:Jahvid Best had a bright future.
He was certainly seeing stars.
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:Trade down. They need to come out of days 1 and 2 with another edge rusher, corner, and center. Some may think we are good at edge, but there is no guarantee we resign Hyder. i see Ronald Blair as a good rotational player, but as it stands, he won't be under contract either. Then there's Dee Ford. So yeah, we need another edge rusher. If by some miracle, we can draft one on day 1/2 AND resign Hyder, Arik Armstead plays DT only. With corner, once again, so many free agents. We also are likely losing Sherman, so we need a player that can replace him. K. Williams is also a free agent. Finally, I'd rather Brunskill playing swing tackle or competing with McGlinchey for the starting spot. Bring in another center to compete with Richburg (fingers crossed) and Garland. They also could compete for the starting RG spot with McKivitz next year.
If Jimmy doesn't show some real growth, then go all in on a QB in 2022. I'm also hoping there will be less competition for a QB since most teams will either have their guy or have a relatively new QB.