Originally posted by All_Knowing:
Excited to watch his development
Agreed
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Originally posted by All_Knowing:
Excited to watch his development
Originally posted by Mertonschickendance:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by zonkers:
Originally posted by valrod33:
If we like fat QBs we should just convince Nate Davis to come out of retirement
Lorenzen's still in his peak years
This is HaRoman's ideal QB.
Is that Greg Roman himself?
Originally posted by NCommand:Well this is pretty telling!
"I was listening to Kyle when he did that," 49ers' GM John Lynch said of Shanahan in an interview with the Talk of Fame Network. "He compared some of his traits. He thought he had an opportunity to be like him.
"Some of those (traits) were his toughness. That stands out on film. He repeatedly stands in there when he knows he's going to get hit and can deliver accurate footballs. Kyle talks a lot with quarterbacks about guys that don't need a lot of space. They don't need to hit you two times and have that space to generate good torque, and C.J. has that as well. We feel like he's very accurate.
"And then the thing I think that reminded (us) … that trait that did give him some hope that he could be like Kirk … was the process. He processes information very quickly. So, when you threw all that together, the more we watched him … (and) we knew we were going to stay away from quarterbacks earlier in the draft; we had too many needs … C.J. became that guy that we really appreciated."
http://www.talkoffamenetwork.com/49ers-lynch-why-c-j-beathard-reminds-us-of-kirk-cousins/
Originally posted by tohara3:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Well this is pretty telling!
"I was listening to Kyle when he did that," 49ers' GM John Lynch said of Shanahan in an interview with the Talk of Fame Network. "He compared some of his traits. He thought he had an opportunity to be like him.
"Some of those (traits) were his toughness. That stands out on film. He repeatedly stands in there when he knows he's going to get hit and can deliver accurate footballs. Kyle talks a lot with quarterbacks about guys that don't need a lot of space. They don't need to hit you two times and have that space to generate good torque, and C.J. has that as well. We feel like he's very accurate.
"And then the thing I think that reminded (us) … that trait that did give him some hope that he could be like Kirk … was the process. He processes information very quickly. So, when you threw all that together, the more we watched him … (and) we knew we were going to stay away from quarterbacks earlier in the draft; we had too many needs … C.J. became that guy that we really appreciated."
http://www.talkoffamenetwork.com/49ers-lynch-why-c-j-beathard-reminds-us-of-kirk-cousins/
Good read
Originally posted by lamontb:Yea I just don't see it with this dude. Hopefully he become a good back up
Originally posted by slowriot:Scott McCloughan on Beathard
"I did a lot of work on the quarterbacks this entire fall, and he reminded me of Matt Hasselbeck," McCloughan said of the former quarterback who spent 17 years in the league. "I thought he's going to be a good player. Day 1? Probably not. But Year 3 you might have a starter right there staring you in the face, which is really cool."
http://www.sacbee.com/sports/nfl/san-francisco-49ers/article149468579.html
Originally posted by ninerfan4life:
Originally posted by slowriot:
Scott McCloughan on Beathard
"I did a lot of work on the quarterbacks this entire fall, and he reminded me of Matt Hasselbeck," McCloughan said of the former quarterback who spent 17 years in the league. "I thought he's going to be a good player. Day 1? Probably not. But Year 3 you might have a starter right there staring you in the face, which is really cool."
http://www.sacbee.com/sports/nfl/san-francisco-49ers/article149468579.html
Wow McCloughan might be an alcoholic but he knows talent
Originally posted by NinerBuff:
Originally posted by ninerfan4life:
Originally posted by slowriot:
Scott McCloughan on Beathard
"I did a lot of work on the quarterbacks this entire fall, and he reminded me of Matt Hasselbeck," McCloughan said of the former quarterback who spent 17 years in the league. "I thought he's going to be a good player. Day 1? Probably not. But Year 3 you might have a starter right there staring you in the face, which is really cool."
http://www.sacbee.com/sports/nfl/san-francisco-49ers/article149468579.html
Wow McCloughan might be an alcoholic but he knows talent
But if we do about as I expect this year, we'll be in a prime position to take Darnold, Allen, or Rosen, and I just can't imagine skipping out on a great QB because you got more value than you hoped for from your 3rd rounder. And plus, he seems like a very good backup QB who can start for you in a pinch. A good backup QB is valuable too.