Originally posted by buster:
The surgery definitely played a part but it's pretty telling that not one single team believed in Jimmy enough to make him their guy.
Your assuming we were willing trade partners.
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Originally posted by buster:
The surgery definitely played a part but it's pretty telling that not one single team believed in Jimmy enough to make him their guy.
Originally posted by tankle104:
Anyone on here who has seen my posts, knows I've always liked JG - but I must say I'm very disappointed that he has been traded. It'll be awkward taking him into the season. I really hope we can off load him - even for a 6th round pick. It's important we clear his cap off the books.
Originally posted by buster:
The surgery definitely played a part but it's pretty telling that not one single team believed in Jimmy enough to make him their guy.
Originally posted by cciowa:
lynch actually said he can see us keeping jimmy.. not one good thing comes out of that. lynch
Originally posted by NinersFan52:
This is a business. You don't make decisions that could cost you a decent comp pick or better by doing something that is nice for a player. There is no reason to cut him as soon as he gets healthy, might as well wait until after TC in the event someone gets injured(long shot yes). We aren't signing some lucrative free agent now. Lots of scenarios with the "what if" game, but only thing we gain by cutting him ASAP as opposed to waiting is his feelings and fans can get over the Jimmy G saga.
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Originally posted by NinerGM:
Originally posted by Kolohe:
I hate to beat a dead horse but how people just place blame all on one guy and can't see this problem is beyond me.
It's not just people Kolohe, it's also the FO. This off-season speaks volumes. The draft sent a clear message:
- we're okay without our best OG
- we're okay with questions at C
- we're okay with not upgrading RG
- we're okay with who we have currently on the OL
- we're okay with losing Tartt and replacing him with two guys who don't have his speed or range
- we need more talented runners and receivers, not blockers
- we need more role players on the DL (Edge)
This off-season and draft says to me the FO think Jimmy was the problem and Trey will be the answer.
Trey Lance better be the answer and he better guide the 9ers back to the Super Bowl in his second season starting or someone's head will roll. And I'm willing to bet Lynch would be fired before Shanahan.
Originally posted by brodiebluebanaszak:
Your assuming we were willing trade partners.
Originally posted by buster:
Kyle and John have made it pretty clear they're willing and more
Originally posted by RackofRibs49:
Originally posted by buster:
The surgery definitely played a part but it's pretty telling that not one single team believed in Jimmy enough to make him their guy.
He wouldn't be their guy with a 1 year 25 million dollar contract, while injured and may not be able to throw until TC. It's a terrible situation to give up anything for atm.
Compared to not having to give up anything(or much of anything) for healthy guys like Mariota, Trubisky, Wentz, and Ryan.
Originally posted by brodiebluebanaszak:
Originally posted by buster:
Kyle and John have made it pretty clear they're willing and more
Yet here he is. With a rehab that's conveniently taking a little longer to heal up than originally projected.
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Originally posted by NotAFinga42:
Just curious, is it generally the same people that wanted Deebo traded who still think for some reason Jimmy is gonna be back?
Originally posted by SinceXVI:
.@EricKendricks54 intercepts Garoppolo and returns it to the 29-yard line! #SKOL #NFLPlayoffs
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A pattern. 4 tds and 6 ints in the playoffs.