The Baalke Meter

Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:
I'm telling you guys, he was a seahawk spy..

We gotta tighten up security. They infiltrated our fortress. Baalke was not working for us.

Originally posted by SmokeCrabtrees:

Originally posted by lamontb:
It was just like yesterday listening to a lof of folks talkign how great a pick Millard was and how he could be used in so many ways.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:
I'm telling you guys, he was a seahawk spy..

We gotta tighten up security. They infiltrated our fortress. Baalke was not working for us.

Kind of like how we all knew Vikings kicker Blair Walsh was paid off by Paul Allen...then...signs with Seattle.

You're on to something!

Originally posted by LVJay:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:
I'm telling you guys, he was a seahawk spy..

We gotta tighten up security. They infiltrated our fortress. Baalke was not working for us.

Kind of like how we all knew Vikings kicker Blair Walsh was paid off by Paul Allen...then...signs with Seattle.

You're on to something!

Baalkaca has been real quiet as of late... I wonder what fiendish plot he's cooking up

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by LVJay:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:
I'm telling you guys, he was a seahawk spy..

We gotta tighten up security. They infiltrated our fortress. Baalke was not working for us.

Kind of like how we all knew Vikings kicker Blair Walsh was paid off by Paul Allen...then...signs with Seattle.

You're on to something!

Baalkaca has been real quiet as of late... I wonder what fiendish plot he's cooking up

Yeah. Tooooo quiet.

Originally posted by LVJay:

I'm tellin ya bro, that dude might be secretly pissed

Originally posted by Lobo49er:

Originally posted by LVJay:
I'm tellin ya bro, that dude might be secretly pissed

Well it's better to be pissed off than pissed on, I suppose.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by GorefullBore:

Interesting thread. Here's how it stands after the Mike Davis cut it's Shanny/Lynch 55% Baalke 41% Paraag 2% and McCloughan 2%

Ironically, we had a similar TO when Baalke took over too...something like 60+ transactions that year...in part, overshadowed by the fact that there were already quite a few cornerstone players in place (quality vs. quantity). There's something to be said about a fresh set of eyes.

Now, can ShanaLynch return us to a 3-year run? It looks like they are adding a bit of both to the mix...quality and quantity.

It's much easier to add cornerstones with top 10 picks. It's when we get outside the top 10 and start getting up against the cap that we'll really see how this new FO operates (not just Lynch and Shanahan but the entire FO).

Anytime you go from a one-man show to a full team approach, you've got to feel good. This is the best I've felt about a combo FO/HC in a very long time. Baalke/Harbaugh were terrific for a few years together but the wheels came off quickly. One couldn't develop a FQB, the other couldn't draft one. The show's over at that point.

Next...

Originally posted by NCommand:

The 49ers' 90-man offseason roster has 49 players who weren't with the team Feb. 21. Of the Baalke draft picks whom general manager John Lynch inherited, 27 of 31 remain on the roster. The 49ers didn't re-sign two, free-agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick and wide receiver Quinton Patton, and they released center Marcus Martin.

http://m.sfgate.com/49ers/article/49ers-Kyle-Shanahan-says-rookie-Reuben-Foster-11122950.php

Originally posted by Young2Rice:
Lol the OP.

Great pie chart.

Originally posted by GorefullBore:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by GorefullBore:
Interesting thread. Here's how it stands after the Mike Davis cut it's Shanny/Lynch 55% Baalke 41% Paraag 2% and McCloughan 2%

Ironically, we had a similar TO when Baalke took over too...something like 60+ transactions that year...in part, overshadowed by the fact that there were already quite a few cornerstone players in place (quality vs. quantity). There's something to be said about a fresh set of eyes.

Now, can ShanaLynch return us to a 3-year run? It looks like they are adding a bit of both to the mix...quality and quantity.

It's much easier to add cornerstones with top 10 picks. It's when we get outside the top 10 and start getting up against the cap that we'll really see how this new FO operates (not just Lynch and Shanahan but the entire FO).

Anytime you go from a one-man show to a full team approach, you've got to feel good. This is the best I've felt about a combo FO/HC in a very long time. Baalke/Harbaugh were terrific for a few years together but the wheels came off quickly. One couldn't develop a FQB, the other couldn't draft one. The show's over at that point.

Next...

I'm pretty sure the goal is to build up the talent base to the point that we can have sustained success that lasts well past just a 3 year run.