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Originally posted by philosoraptor:
Troll.

That's pretty harsh, so you don't agree that's ok I respect your opinion.

I do believe that if QW is there when we pick, Buckner can genetate incredible demand in a trade and when you can upgrade a roster spot, add incredibly valuable assets in the draft, and maneuver away from contractual commitment all at once youre now playing the game at a different level than the status quo GMs

Imaging getting Detroit's # 8 this year plus an extra 3rd and maybe a 2nd next year in exchange for Buckner leave the draft with:

1st -QW and Burns

2nd -A versatile T prospect that can back up multiple positions this year and take over for Staley next

3rd -potential starters at S and WR

2020 2nd - recoup capital from dee ford trade

IDL remains deep and a strength of the team while improving other areas dramatically
Originally posted by bopicksix:
Originally posted by philosoraptor:
Troll.

That's pretty harsh, so you don't agree that's ok I respect your opinion.

I do believe that if QW is there when we pick, Buckner can genetate incredible demand in a trade and when you can upgrade a roster spot, add incredibly valuable assets in the draft, and maneuver away from contractual commitment all at once youre now playing the game at a different level than the status quo GMs

Imaging getting Detroit's # 8 this year plus an extra 3rd and maybe a 2nd next year in exchange for Buckner leave the draft with:

1st -QW and Burns

2nd -A versatile T prospect that can back up multiple positions this year and take over for Staley next

3rd -potential starters at S and WR

2020 2nd - recoup capital from dee ford trade

IDL remains deep and a strength of the team while improving other areas dramatically

You have a point but there's also a chance that Q turns out to be a bust not saying that he is but it's a possibility. Better to pay a proven player
Originally posted by LottDMontanaO:
Originally posted by okdkid:
I mean I don't necessarily agree. But it's not like this is a hot take. It was widely reported the Niners included Buckner in their offer for Mack.

What? It was widely reported the Niners included Buckner in their offer for Mack? I must have missed something...where did you hear this? I live in the Bay Area and not once did I hear anything about a Niners offer for Mack that included Buckner. I've only heard all along about the vision of having Buckner & Mack in this D and causing havoc together.

Same here, this is the first I ever heard this. Not saying you did not hear it or read it somewhere, but widely reported is inaccurate.
Originally posted by bopicksix:
Originally posted by philosoraptor:
Troll.

That's pretty harsh, so you don't agree that's ok I respect your opinion.

I do believe that if QW is there when we pick, Buckner can genetate incredible demand in a trade and when you can upgrade a roster spot, add incredibly valuable assets in the draft, and maneuver away from contractual commitment all at once youre now playing the game at a different level than the status quo GMs

Imaging getting Detroit's # 8 this year plus an extra 3rd and maybe a 2nd next year in exchange for Buckner leave the draft with:

1st -QW and Burns

2nd -A versatile T prospect that can back up multiple positions this year and take over for Staley next

3rd -potential starters at S and WR

2020 2nd - recoup capital from dee ford trade

IDL remains deep and a strength of the team while improving other areas dramatically


One thing about this post is....i cannot even IMAGINE trading Buckner. Not even a little bit.
Originally posted by WINiner:
Originally posted by thl408:
Originally posted by philosoraptor:
Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Originally posted by bopicksix:
Originally posted by walker807:
The biggest opportunity for improvement is to lock up DeFo long term so we dont lose one of the best interior lineman in all of the NFL.

Yea he was a very good player and for that we are grateful. Very good player on a very bad team, and we are unwavering in our desire to become a great team..this front office has made it clear that they are always looking to upgrade every position on the roster and is willing to make the bold move when the opportunity is right. Your my boy buck! But you gotta go.

Why does he have to go?

Trading your best player away and creating a huge hole that has to be filled is a dumb way to try to become good.

Lol right. We should just trade Kittle, mcglinchey, and all the up and coming players on the roster away while we are at it.
bopicksix didn't come out and say to trade DeFo out of nowhere. It was with the premise that QWilliams would be drafted at #2 overall. I'm being open minded for discussion sake. It makes some sense that if the team drafts QWilliams, that there is an abundance of DT talent on the team. Trading DeFo means getting a good return back - two first rounders? So you get two 1st rounders, and not having to make him (one of) the highest paid DT.

I would never do it because bird in hand worth two in the bushes, or whatever. Lynch would be crazy to get rid of the one proven, durable guy that no one has to worry about off the field. But it's an interesting hypothetical if QW is the guy at #2 overall.

Seems like we have bigger fish to fry than taking a player at a position of strength just so that we can trade that strength to another team for picks when we have so many other holes on the team. I know they did something similar last year when drafting McGlinchey, but not really since Brown wasn't remotely a fit for what we required of him. As witnessed by last season, Defo balls out in this defense and fits well. So once again, to me, it makes no sense what so ever to draft QW with the intent of trading Buckner to avoid a mega contract when we need starters, or depth, desperately at the other DE, LB, WR, TE, OT, LB, OGx2, and S positions.

That's 9 players that are needed (IMO) and we have 5 picks. Wasting one replacing a stud that fits the scheme hoping the rookie is a similar talent for future draft capital seems like wasted effort/resources if we are building a winner and exactly the kind of actions that will end Kyle and Johns time in SF prematurely.

Well of the 9 picks needed, post FA to date, we have whittled it down a bit , tho with rehabbing for a couple players, those still are just potential fixes. As of today, we:

Need another DE, meaning we have one (who is an ER from OLB ) but is now designated DE...but now we need another ELITE...and a pair of them are there for our choosing. No matter what happens we get one.

Need a starter OG, plus another OG for pipeline, Plus an OT for pipeline.

Need a starter DB...altho we did get Verrett...but again, rehabbing. So ??? If we still need another.

LBs.. we got three but one is re-designated DE, so we have Mayo and Kwon Alexander ...if rehabbing goes well for Kwon, we fixed these holes.

TE... we can always use another, but not a must have.

RB ....doesn't really fix anything, just another guy to compete...or rather replace the guy on the list ahead of him when RBs get injured...and ours sure did.

Add that all up post FA and we no longer need 9. STARTERS we need :

1.) ELITE ER, and i hope we get another 2nd tier in there somewhere.

2) Starting OG

3) Starting DB/ S

4)Maybe another starting LB, depending on Kwon and Mayo's rehabbing. Maybe we are ok here. IDK

2nd tier we need:

1 and 2) OG and OT for pipeline

3) ok, another WR, why not, the more the merrier...but very low priority. Let kyle pick a winner out of UDFAs, he's good at it.

4)TE...again, why not...but again low priority.

5) DB but we did get Verrett and if he starts, then we don't need one. But has injury hx, so this is still a need. Point is we did get a DB in FA...question is can he hold up or not.


Summarize this and for starters, we really need only Elite ER, OG starter, S starter, maybe LB starter. That is a big move from needing 9 guys.

2nd tier needs are Pipeline OG and OT, maybe another WR, TE, and DB


I am very high on our FA to date and really it looks like we need to nail down 3: ELITE ER, OG starter, S starter , perhaps LB starter....and all that is doable. For second tier OG and OT pipeline guys, and same for WR, TE, DB. That also looks doable, tho these are NOT plug in starter material

To WiN's point, no way in the world do we somehow trade Buck for another starter plus an additonal starter in later first round. We need ELITE starters, and Buck is one of our few 2 or 3. He is one of the cornerstones the franchise is built upon. You just dont' trade those guys for an extra potential high pick plus a potential starter for Buck. That just will not happen.
Originally posted by pasodoc9er:
One thing about this post is....i cannot even IMAGINE trading Buckner. Not even a little bit.

The only scenario I can envision is that they very far apart for a contract extension. If Bosa goes #1, 49ers take Q, Williams if they don't think they can resign Buckner. There haven't been any rumors to suggest that there are problems with the negotiations.
I remember through the first third of last season, some people tried to argue that Buckner was overhyped here and disappeared for games,didn't make big plays, and was simply a solid starter.

Now we should draft QW and trade Buck to avoid paying him? If Buckner balls out again, pay him.
Personally I am hoping that the Raiders get very eager for the number 2 pick assuming Murray goes 1. We could trade them the number 2 pick for pick numbers 4, 27, 106, and 140. They would be a little light on that trade (a few points) so maybe we get a 2020 6th round pick added so we gain a few points in the trade?
I've wanted Bosa for so long, but now there is curiosity how good he would be at the BE spot, and he's not good enough to be a SAM, so do we draft another guy and play him out of position like we've done with Solomon Thomas? Personally I like our 4 man front on base: Ford-Buckner-Jones-Armstead, and then go with this 4 man front on nickel: Ford-Buckner-Thomas-Armstead. With the 4th pick we could draft Allen, assuming he can play SAM, and have him rush the passer on passing downs? Or would it make more sense at that point to trade down from 4, and continue to acquire more draft picks, mainly 2020 picks, so we can keep talent rolling in year by year, kind of like what the Patriots do?
Originally posted by Alfienator:
Originally posted by bopicksix:
Originally posted by philosoraptor:
Troll.

That's pretty harsh, so you don't agree that's ok I respect your opinion.

I do believe that if QW is there when we pick, Buckner can genetate incredible demand in a trade and when you can upgrade a roster spot, add incredibly valuable assets in the draft, and maneuver away from contractual commitment all at once youre now playing the game at a different level than the status quo GMs

Imaging getting Detroit's # 8 this year plus an extra 3rd and maybe a 2nd next year in exchange for Buckner leave the draft with:

1st -QW and Burns

2nd -A versatile T prospect that can back up multiple positions this year and take over for Staley next

3rd -potential starters at S and WR

2020 2nd - recoup capital from dee ford trade

IDL remains deep and a strength of the team while improving other areas dramatically

You have a point but there's also a chance that Q turns out to be a bust not saying that he is but it's a possibility. Better to pay a proven player

This. I remember when the Lions drafted Nick Fairley when they already had Suh..didn't work out at all. Paying Buck won't be a problem.


ABSOLUTE BEAST !
Originally posted by jersey49er:


ABSOLUTE BEAST !

Best DT since Bryant Young.
Wait.. are people really suggesting trading our best player??
Originally posted by okdkid:
Originally posted by Cutitoff:
Originally posted by susweel:
If the deal was for obj for buck straight up I would have considered making the trade. If the giants wanted more then no. Buck is good but Obj is probably the best wr in the game if used correctly.


I mean I don't necessarily agree. But it's not like this is a hot take. It was widely reported the Niners included Buckner in their offer for Mack.

Seeing as this is the 1st I have ever heard of that, no it was not "widely reported". Have a link or just trolling?
Yeah let's wait until our best player comes into the prime of his career and then trade him.
Originally posted by pasodoc9er:
Originally posted by WINiner:
Originally posted by thl408:
Originally posted by philosoraptor:
Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Originally posted by bopicksix:
Originally posted by walker807:
The biggest opportunity for improvement is to lock up DeFo long term so we dont lose one of the best interior lineman in all of the NFL.

Yea he was a very good player and for that we are grateful. Very good player on a very bad team, and we are unwavering in our desire to become a great team..this front office has made it clear that they are always looking to upgrade every position on the roster and is willing to make the bold move when the opportunity is right. Your my boy buck! But you gotta go.

Why does he have to go?

Trading your best player away and creating a huge hole that has to be filled is a dumb way to try to become good.

Lol right. We should just trade Kittle, mcglinchey, and all the up and coming players on the roster away while we are at it.
bopicksix didn't come out and say to trade DeFo out of nowhere. It was with the premise that QWilliams would be drafted at #2 overall. I'm being open minded for discussion sake. It makes some sense that if the team drafts QWilliams, that there is an abundance of DT talent on the team. Trading DeFo means getting a good return back - two first rounders? So you get two 1st rounders, and not having to make him (one of) the highest paid DT.

I would never do it because bird in hand worth two in the bushes, or whatever. Lynch would be crazy to get rid of the one proven, durable guy that no one has to worry about off the field. But it's an interesting hypothetical if QW is the guy at #2 overall.

Seems like we have bigger fish to fry than taking a player at a position of strength just so that we can trade that strength to another team for picks when we have so many other holes on the team. I know they did something similar last year when drafting McGlinchey, but not really since Brown wasn't remotely a fit for what we required of him. As witnessed by last season, Defo balls out in this defense and fits well. So once again, to me, it makes no sense what so ever to draft QW with the intent of trading Buckner to avoid a mega contract when we need starters, or depth, desperately at the other DE, LB, WR, TE, OT, LB, OGx2, and S positions.

That's 9 players that are needed (IMO) and we have 5 picks. Wasting one replacing a stud that fits the scheme hoping the rookie is a similar talent for future draft capital seems like wasted effort/resources if we are building a winner and exactly the kind of actions that will end Kyle and Johns time in SF prematurely.

Well of the 9 picks needed, post FA to date, we have whittled it down a bit , tho with rehabbing for a couple players, those still are just potential fixes. As of today, we:

Need another DE, meaning we have one (who is an ER from OLB ) but is now designated DE...but now we need another ELITE...and a pair of them are there for our choosing. No matter what happens we get one.

Need a starter OG, plus another OG for pipeline, Plus an OT for pipeline.

Need a starter DB...altho we did get Verrett...but again, rehabbing. So ??? If we still need another.

LBs.. we got three but one is re-designated DE, so we have Mayo and Kwon Alexander ...if rehabbing goes well for Kwon, we fixed these holes.

TE... we can always use another, but not a must have.

RB ....doesn't really fix anything, just another guy to compete...or rather replace the guy on the list ahead of him when RBs get injured...and ours sure did.

Add that all up post FA and we no longer need 9. STARTERS we need :

1.) ELITE ER, and i hope we get another 2nd tier in there somewhere.

2) Starting OG

3) Starting DB/ S

4)Maybe another starting LB, depending on Kwon and Mayo's rehabbing. Maybe we are ok here. IDK

2nd tier we need:

1 and 2) OG and OT for pipeline

3) ok, another WR, why not, the more the merrier...but very low priority. Let kyle pick a winner out of UDFAs, he's good at it.

4)TE...again, why not...but again low priority.

5) DB but we did get Verrett and if he starts, then we don't need one. But has injury hx, so this is still a need. Point is we did get a DB in FA...question is can he hold up or not.

Summarize this and for starters, we really need only Elite ER, OG starter, S starter, maybe LB starter. That is a big move from needing 9 guys.

2nd tier needs are Pipeline OG and OT, maybe another WR, TE, and DB

I am very high on our FA to date and really it looks like we need to nail down 3: ELITE ER, OG starter, S starter , perhaps LB starter....and all that is doable. For second tier OG and OT pipeline guys, and same for WR, TE, DB. That also looks doable, tho these are NOT plug in starter material

To WiN's point, no way in the world do we somehow trade Buck for another starter plus an additonal starter in later first round. We need ELITE starters, and Buck is one of our few 2 or 3. He is one of the cornerstones the franchise is built upon. You just dont' trade those guys for an extra potential high pick plus a potential starter for Buck. That just will not happen.

I agree, I am also real high on our FA's this year. A lot of risk in the face of injury, but I think Lynch is trying to replicate what we did last year in Sherm with Verrett and Alexander this year. I applaud the moves. We seem to be willing to let players heal. Lynch and company are quick to put guys on IR and not play them if they aren't ready to go. I think this bodes well for our rehabbers.

If we came out of the draft with those 3 positions I'd be tickled pink. I'd love a Bosa, Lindstrom, S/WR type 1st 2 days.
[ Edited by WINiner on Mar 26, 2019 at 7:41 AM ]
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