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Originally posted by Furlow:
Originally posted by Wodwo:
Originally posted by Furlow:
Originally posted by Wodwo:
Originally posted by Furlow:
How are other team(s) considering reaching for a player a justification for the Niners reaching for a player? And in this situation, those other teams ended up NOT reaching anyway. Hell the guy's own college line coach couldn't convince NO to take him.

The homerism is strong on this forum.

So, if someone thinks he is a better prospect than you do, that makes them a homer?

No. But the same posters defending EVERY draft pick like they're going to be great, and attacking anyone with a different opinion, is homerism.

Eh, everybody has a right to their opinion. It's not like opinions are gonna effect the outcome. Plus, it's a fan forum... What do you expect?

If you are here for healthy discussion, calling out everyone who disagrees with you isn't gonna help your cause.

I wasn't "calling out everyone." There are a select few who seem to bouncing from thread to thread making it sound like every draft pick is going to be all-pro. That's as annoying as the cynics saying that every pick was terrible. Very difficult to have a healthy discussion when threads are inundated with this from both sides.

Nobody has crowned them as great or all pro.. Stop reaching my dude cause people are positive while trying to be logical.
Originally posted by Furlow:
Originally posted by evil:
Originally posted by Furlow:
Originally posted by Wodwo:
Originally posted by Furlow:
How are other team(s) considering reaching for a player a justification for the Niners reaching for a player? And in this situation, those other teams ended up NOT reaching anyway. Hell the guy's own college line coach couldn't convince NO to take him.

The homerism is strong on this forum.

So, if someone thinks he is a better prospect than you do, that makes them a homer?

No. But the same posters defending EVERY draft pick like they're going to be great, and attacking anyone with a different opinion, is homerism.

Attacking the posters or attacking the posts?

And again, what makes it a reach?

I'm trying to not attack the posters, but calling it "homerism." Not calling anyone a "homer" which would mean they're unable to be objective, ever. At this point I can't help but find it comedic that people are able to come on this forum and be over the top negative or positive, without repercussion. But if someone calls them out for it, mods come jumping in to save the day. This entire forum is getting weird, I'm going to try my best to just avoid certain threads. The ignore feature is a joke, because you can still see the person's name and frequency of posts.

And I'm firmly on record that we needed an edge rusher and didn't get one, instead wasting picks on positions where we have far too many players (CB), and ignoring positions of need (edge, LB). Guys who won't even play in 2018 should be signed as UDFA (if that), not drafted in the 4th round. There are quality starters available every year in round 4, and this teams needs more than a few. It's a waste of a pick, and it's what we all hated Baalke for. But nothing I say is going to prove that it was a reach, regardless of how many experts I cite saying that Street was a 6-7th round guy or UDFA. The response will be "NFL GM's are professionals and know more than everyone."

Again, I'll try to do a better job of avoiding saying anything remotely negative about a Niner player, so as not to trigger anyone.

Sorry was not saying you were attacking anyone, was referring to your comment that some posters were attacking those with differing opinions. Over the top opinions are not necessarily against the rules unless perceived to be merely to gain a rise or reaction out of others.

Most of us concluded we had other needs that required filling, but the team maybe did not wish to reach for need and or pass on better value for need. Without knowing what our board looks like, hard to say if any players even filled a need at this spot without reaching. Either way, this team seems to be taking a more methodical approach to rebuilding the roster as opposed to trying to draft guys just to put new bodies in positions of need. One does not have to agree or like this philosophical approach to rebuilding, but it does not make it the wrong one. It is one however that requires patience.

Whether Street develops or not will determine whether it was a wasted pick or not, nothing less nothing more.

This was a late 4th round pick. Finding a quality starter at that point in the draft is not common. The team felt Street was worth taking there, obviously felt good about his medical and had a 3rd round grade on the kid.

The term reach is ridiculous IMO. You have to stay true to your own board and your own evaluations. You cannot base decisions on what the experts believe because they are not building their boards towards your scheme and to fit your vision and values. Lynch and Shanny stayed true to their philosophies, right or wrong. Both experts and GM's will be wrong more often than they are right when you look at success rates, so staying true to your own beliefs is important, and if and when you make mistakes it is how you learn from them and move forward that matters most.
Originally posted by SmokeCrabtrees:
Originally posted by Furlow:
Originally posted by Wodwo:
Originally posted by Furlow:
Originally posted by Wodwo:
Originally posted by Furlow:
How are other team(s) considering reaching for a player a justification for the Niners reaching for a player? And in this situation, those other teams ended up NOT reaching anyway. Hell the guy's own college line coach couldn't convince NO to take him.

The homerism is strong on this forum.

So, if someone thinks he is a better prospect than you do, that makes them a homer?

No. But the same posters defending EVERY draft pick like they're going to be great, and attacking anyone with a different opinion, is homerism.

Eh, everybody has a right to their opinion. It's not like opinions are gonna effect the outcome. Plus, it's a fan forum... What do you expect?

If you are here for healthy discussion, calling out everyone who disagrees with you isn't gonna help your cause.

I wasn't "calling out everyone." There are a select few who seem to bouncing from thread to thread making it sound like every draft pick is going to be all-pro. That's as annoying as the cynics saying that every pick was terrible. Very difficult to have a healthy discussion when threads are inundated with this from both sides.

Nobody has crowned them as great or all pro.. Stop reaching my dude cause people are positive while trying to be logical.

I love the Webzone and have for a long time but the homerism has gotten out of hand since KS and Lynch came to town.

I have had multiple accounts over the years but I swear I've been coming here for like 8-10 years. Anyone know how long the Webzone has been going for?
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Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by jeepzilla:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Whew. So happy to sign this guy.

#SeasonSaved

I was concerned he would hold out.

sad that some would come to his defense if he held out. terrible pick in my opinion when anyone like. oh say a linebacker or ANYONE. could have been picked there that could help us,, but the trust in lynch and kyle is super strong here so we best be good little soldiers and say. it was the best pick we could have got at four

Agree. Edge rusher, Guard, or TE/Fullback would have been what I'd have looked at in place of Streets. Still, if (big if) he pans out, he's going to be a solid DT in Saleh's system and might really do well if all goes according to the doctor's plans. (yeah right )
Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by jeepzilla:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Whew. So happy to sign this guy.

#SeasonSaved

I was concerned he would hold out.

sad that some would come to his defense if he held out. terrible pick in my opinion when anyone like. oh say a linebacker or ANYONE. could have been picked there that could help us,, but the trust in lynch and kyle is super strong here so we best be good little soldiers and say. it was the best pick we could have got at four

Agree. Edge rusher, Guard, or TE/Fullback would have been what I'd have looked at in place of Streets. Still, if (big if) he pans out, he's going to be a solid DT in Saleh's system and might really do well if all goes according to the doctor's plans. (yeah right )

Honestly looking at who got drafted after him (and before our Reed pick) the only guys that kinda made sense was Haynes (super small though), Sweat (who I wanted but bone on bone knee issues are real), Schutlz ( more of a blocking TE than anything)... Not sure any have the upside of Streets, but they could have found the field at least this yr.
Should have gone in the 5th round
To say anyone is a reach in the 4th is crazy. If you want to be honest you can say some of the QB's taken in the first were a reach. No one really knows so you take your best shot. The first 15-20 players are fairly well known but after that it starts to get hazy. You know; film looks good but combine only average or great combine but didn't play up to potential or looked good but had injury problem. Lots of things to consider including how he fits your system and what kind of contract issues are you facing the next couple of years.
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Originally posted by NYniner85:
Honestly looking at who got drafted after him (and before our Reed pick) the only guys that kinda made sense was Haynes (super small though), Sweat (who I wanted but bone on bone knee issues are real), Schutlz ( more of a blocking TE than anything)... Not sure any have the upside of Streets, but they could have found the field at least this yr.

thats fine. at least they would have been on the team and trying to help the team this year as you said
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Originally posted by MK_Ultra:
Yes, it was stupid pick, he certainly would have been available in rd 5. Could have traded back a little and picked up pick in 2019

i get people get nuts when you use that phrase he would have been there. but in this case. i think that is the truth. a fourth round pick on a team when you have multiple holes to fill and just throw it away like xmas candy made no sense to me. i guess i struggle to understand the whole brick by brick thing
Originally posted by MK_Ultra:
Does anyone know if his contract 'tolls' for an extra year?
ie. Does he get paid this year on IR then get an additional 4 year contract after this year?

Yes, his salary will count towards this year's cap. It will also count as a year completed towards his 4 year deal. In the case of injuries, player's don't accrue an extra year to their contract for missing a calendar year.
[ Edited by Willisfn4life on May 8, 2018 at 9:48 AM ]
I don't really get the hate of gambling on a guy in the fourth round. this is the part of the draft where you build your depth and hope maybe you find a diamond in the rough that becomes a starter. Most fourth rounders who make it in the NFL, make it as backups. Most 4th rounders don't make it at all.

Not to mention he was the 28th pick in the 4th round.

None of us know where Street would have gone if we didn't pick him where we did.
Anxious to see Street get on the field...when he was interviewed about his injury, he basically said, "no problem, I've overcome a lot more than this". Like that attitude. I think he has the chance to be really good...and another like Thomas who can play inside our outside.

WRT getting upset because others don't agree with your opinion, posters just need to accept their opinion isn't everyone's and don't be thin-skinned about it. There isn't one person in this forum who has everything figured out. Just be open to other points of view...life's too short to get bent out of shape. There's a great song out now by Kenny Chesney...it's called "Get Along". Check it out.
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Honestly looking at who got drafted after him (and before our Reed pick) the only guys that kinda made sense was Haynes (super small though), Sweat (who I wanted but bone on bone knee issues are real), Schutlz ( more of a blocking TE than anything)... Not sure any have the upside of Streets, but they could have found the field at least this yr.

thats fine. at least they would have been on the team and trying to help the team this year as you said

and if they actually didn't help who cares ya know? It's just as much a "wasted" pick if they aren't very good. I don't question Streets talent...I get why people were upset though (I was one at first).
Originally posted by Ernst82:
Originally posted by SmokeCrabtrees:
Originally posted by Furlow:
Originally posted by Wodwo:
Originally posted by Furlow:
Originally posted by Wodwo:
Originally posted by Furlow:
How are other team(s) considering reaching for a player a justification for the Niners reaching for a player? And in this situation, those other teams ended up NOT reaching anyway. Hell the guy's own college line coach couldn't convince NO to take him.

The homerism is strong on this forum.

So, if someone thinks he is a better prospect than you do, that makes them a homer?

No. But the same posters defending EVERY draft pick like they're going to be great, and attacking anyone with a different opinion, is homerism.

Eh, everybody has a right to their opinion. It's not like opinions are gonna effect the outcome. Plus, it's a fan forum... What do you expect?

If you are here for healthy discussion, calling out everyone who disagrees with you isn't gonna help your cause.

I wasn't "calling out everyone." There are a select few who seem to bouncing from thread to thread making it sound like every draft pick is going to be all-pro. That's as annoying as the cynics saying that every pick was terrible. Very difficult to have a healthy discussion when threads are inundated with this from both sides.

Nobody has crowned them as great or all pro.. Stop reaching my dude cause people are positive while trying to be logical.

I love the Webzone and have for a long time but the homerism has gotten out of hand since KS and Lynch came to town.

I have had multiple accounts over the years but I swear I've been coming here for like 8-10 years. Anyone know how long the Webzone has been going for?

We are on the up swing doe.. I don't see homerism,i see people being optimistic for the future and excited for the upcoming season.

You sound like someone who complains the music is too loud when everyone in the party is having a great time lol.
So if it's too loud then you're too old or get the f**k out lolz

Feel me?
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Honestly looking at who got drafted after him (and before our Reed pick) the only guys that kinda made sense was Haynes (super small though), Sweat (who I wanted but bone on bone knee issues are real), Schutlz ( more of a blocking TE than anything)... Not sure any have the upside of Streets, but they could have found the field at least this yr.

Like you I thought they would have gone after Sweat and would have liked them to gone that way. Then as is the case, take a breath and you learn after the pick/draft about why players were not drafted who although they tested at the combine, may have degenerative issues/questions in their body-like Laundry and Sweat. Street we knew about the injury, so it made it harder for those who have Baalke flashbacks . They want players who are going to be on the field, which is not a given. If people recall, Williams was picked, but got into Kyle's doghouse. The same could happen to any of the picks. Even if they picked Obo or Sweat, there is no definite proof they would play, if they suck then as Lynch said someone has got to go.

Isn't this what they are paid to figure out? If the player can be replaced by a younger player. If not, why get them? Just to win a popularity contest? Last year I wanted Barnet, he didn't do much, but he was way more healthy and more consistently productive coming out of college than any of this years picks (Laundry Sweat, Obo). All we can do is playing the waiting game.

Last year we had so many holes that it was easier to make the team and get playing time, this year it is harder.

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