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Originally posted by GhostOfBaalke:Originally posted by Kolohe:Originally posted by Hoovtrain:this thread is ridiculous lol
Lol no kidding, now we're using grandpa's as reliable sources.
Lmao!!!
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by GhostOfBaalke:
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
this thread is ridiculous lol
Lol no kidding, now we're using grandpa's as reliable sources.
Lmao!!!
Imagine reading my post and thinking I was using anyone as a "source."
The comprehension on this board is mind boggling.
Originally posted by sacniner:The media is talking Alex vs. Jimmy also. s**t
2020 Alex Smith > 2020 Jimmy Garoppolo.
— Grant Cohn (@grantcohn) November 26, 2020
Originally posted by jonnydel:
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by Hysterikal:in a perfect CAP world we might be.. but it's not so we need to make moves
Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Originally posted by Hysterikal:
Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Meanwhile, Kyle is 5-23 in games Jimmy G doesn't start.
Better replace Jimmy.
So you're saying we should fire Kyle?
Not if he can get back to winning which I think he can as he had shown he can with Jimmy.
Why get rid of either?
So your saying we should keep Jimmy and Kyle and we will be a better team next year because of it?
Y'all need to stop worrying about the cap. I know that sounds head-in-the-sand, but there's no way the NFL is going to let the cap situation be as dismal as it's looking next year. These are ultra-rich owners. I'm pretty sure they're going to be willing to up the cap under an exception this off-season. Otherwise, any team in contention this year is screwed next year, not just us. They haven't released anything about it because this is the first year in a long time that teams actually have a LOT of leverage with pending FA's. Mark my words, there will be a cap adjustment right before FA this year and every will know what it is by February 15th.
Consider these teams and their cap situation:
Seattle - 2021, 19.23 mil cap space, 34 players signed(19 free agents) and no 1st round pick.
LA Rams - 2021, -20 mil in cap space(yes, that is correct, negative 20 million in cap space) 7 Free agents and no 1st round pick
Arizona - 26 mil cap space, 33 players signed for next year, 18 free agents(they currently only have 51 players signed)
TB - 30 mil cap space, 33 players signed, 18 free agents(including big ones like Lavonte David, Shaquille Barrett, Antonio Brown, Steve McLendon, Leonard Fournette, Chris Godwin)
PHI, -63 mil cap space(yes...negative 63 million) 45 players signed
Balt - 29 mil cap space, 40 players signed but Jackson will be due for an extension next season
TENN - 8.8 mil cap space, 36 players signed
HOU, -10 mil(yes, negative 10 mil) 41 players signed
KC, -13.9 mil(yep, negative 13.9) 36 players signed
Las Vegas Raiders, -6.2 mil(yes, negative 6.2), 39 players signed
LA Chargers - 31 mil cap space, 36 players signed, notable FA's - Melvin Ingram, Hunter Henry, Mike Pouncey
CHI - 655k, 35 players signed
PITT, -19 mil(yes, negative 19 mil) 34 players signed
MINN, -8 mil(yes, negative 8 mil) 46 players signed
GB, -17.2 mil(again, yes, negative 17.2 mil) 40 players signed
NO, -93 mil(Yes, as hard as it is to believe, negative 93 million) 44 players signed.
We are currently 15th in cap space next year and only 7 teams have more than 31 million in cap space for next year if nothing is done.
There are 3 teams with less than 10 mil in cap space and TEN teams with negative cap space. There's no way the NFL or NFLPA is going to let that happen with hundreds of free agents next year.
KC has 8 starters as FA's, IIRC. You think KC is going to ask Mahomes for a pay-cut? Also, those 8 starters don't have backups signed for next year either. They're in the same FA situation we are next year with 42 million less in cap space.
Anyone still not think the NFL isn't going to make cap adjustments?
Originally posted by Niners99:Originally posted by TheGore49er:Originally posted by kansasninerfan:Originally posted by susweel:Anyone know if we can keep Jimmy and resign Warner and Trent Williams?
If johnnydel's theory above is true then yes I imagine it is.
Ya we can, but cap wont be pretty. Either way, Jimmy can be cut for a very small hit after the 2021 season.
Unless we have a decidedly better option at QB on the roster at the time, Jimmy isnt going anywhere.
We will likely restructure Jimmy to backload the rest of his deal so he gets 2021 to be a tiebreaker between 2019 and 2020.
Originally posted by Kolohe:Originally posted by Hoovtrain:this thread is ridiculous lol
Lol no kidding, now we're using grandpa's as reliable sources.
Originally posted by Niners99:Unless we have a decidedly better option at QB on the roster at the time, Jimmy isnt going anywhere.
We will likely restructure Jimmy to backload the rest of his deal so he gets 2021 to be a tiebreaker between 2019 and 2020.
Originally posted by illinois9er:Originally posted by Niners99:Unless we have a decidedly better option at QB on the roster at the time, Jimmy isnt going anywhere.
We will likely restructure Jimmy to backload the rest of his deal so he gets 2021 to be a tiebreaker between 2019 and 2020.
Oh my, talk about the worst outcome ever.
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:this thread is ridiculous lol
Originally posted by 9moon:Originally posted by wailers15:Let's package Jimmy for Watson
Watson sure does throw a beautiful deep ball.
WOULD not matter, Shanny won't call for deep balls..
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
this thread is ridiculous lol
Originally posted by Jaime_Garoppolo:Originally posted by Hoovtrain:this thread is ridiculous lol
Hola! me llamo Jaime.
no soy atlétiico, tengo un brazo débil y no se leer defensas
págame $27.5 milliones al año
Originally posted by random49er:
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
this thread is ridiculous lol
The thread has a history of mirroring his most recent performance level.
Until he improves you probably shouldn't expect any better.
