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Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Thats nice.


In 2014 Baalke was still being listed as one of the better GMs in football by some in the media.


I never said Belichick was terrible but this perception of him not being able to do any wrong as a GM, yeah that is over with.

As long as he keeps winning he'll be labeled a good GM, but like you said diffence between being a great HC and a great GM. You can just look at some recent moves he's made and label them questionable at best. As long as he has tommy he's all set lol.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
As long as he keeps winning he'll be labeled a good GM, but like you said diffence between being a great HC and a great GM. You can just look at some recent moves he's made and label them questionable at best. As long as he has tommy he's all set lol.

One thing that has struck is how complimentary of Garoppolo he has been. Even Patriots fans were a bit taken aback by it, saying that he's normally only that effusive in his praise of players that have already retired. He was a lot more terse when it came to Cassel, the usual "wish him the best, hope his career goes well, blah blah." It seems like the Patriots were quite serious about keeping Garoppolo but with Brady being an ageless wonder, it really forced their hand.
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Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Saw this after my last reply. Sorry about that, Phoenix.

No problem, just see this discussion being something that continues for another 20 pages and pushes a lot of the actual Garoppolo stuff to the side. ;)

What do you mean, Phoenix - we're talking about Garoppolo.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
See what I posted above. If you guys want to continue discussing this, please take it to PM or start up a thread in NFL Talk. Its gone well far afield from the original topic.
dictatorship! I demand a 90-day-mod-hiring-suspension in order to review the hiring process rarara
What those fans don't see is the fact that their coach will be calling it quits when Brady calls it a career...

Like I posted before, Bill wants to win NOW and while Brady is here.. there is no assurance how magical SMALLVILLE will be !!
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
One thing that has struck is how complimentary of Garoppolo he has been. Even Patriots fans were a bit taken aback by it, saying that he's normally only that effusive in his praise of players that have already retired. He was a lot more terse when it came to Cassel, the usual "wish him the best, hope his career goes well, blah blah." It seems like the Patriots were quite serious about keeping Garoppolo but with Brady being an ageless wonder, it really forced their hand.

Yeah I noticed that...I've never heard bill talk like that about a player they just lost in FA or traded. For seemed like they wanted to keep him but couldn't
Originally posted by jcs:
Others in the media world disagree with you...

http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/nfl/71467/57/nfls-best-gms-2017



19. Sashi Brown/Paul DePodesta, Browns
Originally posted by communist:
dictatorship! I demand a 90-day-mod-hiring-suspension in order to review the hiring process rarara



Originally posted by Jcool:


19. Sashi Brown/Paul DePodesta, Browns

They collect draft picks like trading cards doe........
Originally posted by darockzillahitman:
Hogan was an undrafted free agent. The only time "freak athletes" go undrafted is when they didn't play college football.

Also, pro day 40 times are done on stop watches, meaning a 4.5 is more like a 4.6.

Also, there was a guy from Missouri named Tommy Saunders who did 30 reps at his pro day. He wasn't a freak athlete for the WR position, either. But I'll bet he would be fine in the Patriots' system, assuming he learned their playbook.

Matt breida says hi Highest sparq scores among all rookie RBs this past draft and was a UDFA

https://3sigmaathlete.com/rankings/rb/
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
See what I posted above. If you guys want to continue discussing this, please take it to PM or start up a thread in NFL Talk. Its gone well far afield from the original topic.

Ooops sorry...just saw this
[ Edited by NYniner85 on Nov 1, 2017 at 5:40 PM ]
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by Team49ers:
Greg cosells unbiased opinion on KNBR, he has some great things to say about jimmy G, its making me salivate.

Link? Recap?

Greg spoke about how he already liked him coming out of college. His quick release, his quick feet, ability to move in the pocket, great accuracy. Mentioned his great game against the cards last season, his scoring drive in the 4th that put the pats on top. He stated that if Jimmy continued with the Pats that we would have been successful, and how Jimmy G is a great fit for Shannys offense. I almost jizzed in mah pants listening to it.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
One thing that has struck is how complimentary of Garoppolo he has been. Even Patriots fans were a bit taken aback by it, saying that he's normally only that effusive in his praise of players that have already retired. He was a lot more terse when it came to Cassel, the usual "wish him the best, hope his career goes well, blah blah." It seems like the Patriots were quite serious about keeping Garoppolo but with Brady being an ageless wonder, it really forced their hand.

Yeah I noticed that...I've never heard bill talk like that about a player they just lost in FA or traded. For seemed like they wanted to keep him but couldn't
Yea it seems really clear that bb really likes jimmy g a lot and did everything possible to try to keep him around. That's why I think it's ridiculous when I see people pushing the if garoppolo is so good why would bill let him go narrative
Originally posted by Team49ers:
Greg spoke about how he already liked him coming out of college. His quick release, his quick feet, ability to move in the pocket, great accuracy. Mentioned his great game against the cards last season, his scoring drive in the 4th that put the pats on top. He stated that if Jimmy continued with the Pats that we would have been successful, and how Jimmy G is a great fit for Shannys offense. I almost jizzed in mah pants listening to it.

Before the 2014 draft, Idaho, myself and a few others were all over Garoppolo as a low risk guy to take a shot on in the 2nd round, in spite of Kaepernick still playing well, having been to a SB and two conference championships. The guy jumped off the game film in terms of looking like everything you could possibly want in a West Coast Offense style quarterback. It gave me flashbacks to the style of quarterback that the 49ers used to be all about.

Ultra competitive and confident guy, lightning quick release, fairly good footwork and mechanics for a guy playing in an Air Raid-hybrid offense, decisive with the football and showed the ability to go through his progressions, lead his receivers and outstanding ball placement to maximize yards after catch. I really thought that he would move up to the late 1st, early 2nd before all was said and done because of how complete of a passer he was. The main knocks about him were the level of competition and transitioning from a gimmicky sort of offense and he has addressed both of those concerns during his time in the NFL thus far.

Having him and Shanahan paired up together, if they can protect him it has the potential to be a hell of relationship and lead to some high octane offense out on the football field.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by Team49ers:
Greg spoke about how he already liked him coming out of college. His quick release, his quick feet, ability to move in the pocket, great accuracy. Mentioned his great game against the cards last season, his scoring drive in the 4th that put the pats on top. He stated that if Jimmy continued with the Pats that we would have been successful, and how Jimmy G is a great fit for Shannys offense. I almost jizzed in mah pants listening to it.

Before the 2014 draft, Idaho, myself and a few others were all over Garoppolo as a low risk guy to take a shot on in the 2nd round, in spite of Kaepernick still playing well, having been to a SB and two conference championships. The guy jumped off the game film in terms of looking like everything you could possibly want in a West Coast Offense style quarterback. It gave me flashbacks to the style of quarterback that the 49ers used to be all about.

Ultra competitive and confident guy, lightning quick release, fairly good footwork and mechanics for a guy playing in an Air Raid-hybrid offense, decisive with the football and showed the ability to go through his progressions, lead his receivers and outstanding ball placement to maximize yards after catch. I really thought that he would move up to the late 1st, early 2nd before all was said and done because of how complete of a passer he was. The main knocks about him were the level of competition and transitioning from a gimmicky sort of offense and he has addressed both of those concerns during his time in the NFL thus far.

Having him and Shanahan paired up together, if they can protect him it has the potential to be a hell of relationship and lead to some high octane offense out on the football field.

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