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Originally posted by Disp:
Originally posted by dj43:
Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:
wonder if JL is going to pick up his option?
It will depend entirely on how he plays the rest of this year. As it stands right now, I don't see it happening.
It can't. They would've needed to pick it up last Spring and they didn't.
Originally posted by Heroism:
Originally posted by Waterbear:
He's playing better for sure, but I still don't think he's been playing at the standard we need him to be in run defense.
This DL would be much better with an above average run defending DT. None of our DTs are great in that area IMO. Maybe AA... but that's it.
From F to C, but I still like to give players their due, especially when I'm highly critical of their play.
We definitely need to add a real beefy run-stopping IDL this offseason.
Originally posted by Disp:
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
Originally posted by Young2Owens:
Happy to see him playing well, especially considering the mental health issues he has had to deal with
Agreed. I could only see him staying if he's fine being rotational backup at that market value, but I am sure he could get more elsewhere and who could blame him for going after that.
People are being awfully generous with what they think his market will be. Most teams didn't want to touch former defensive rookie of the year Chase Young because of his injury history. No one is going give a guy who had knee problems in college and landed on IR 3 of 4 years with knee injuries a big contract. He's just far too risky. He's been playing well, but regardless of where he goes he's going to be a rotational player.
Originally posted by random49er:
I mean we all thought McGlinchey would have low market value as well,...but "someone" paid him. It only takes 1 team.
And there's still alot more football to be played.
Originally posted by 49ers808:
Originally posted by random49er:
I mean we all thought McGlinchey would have low market value as well,...but "someone" paid him. It only takes 1 team.
And there's still alot more football to be played.
Starting OTs are much more valuable in the market than backup DTs
Originally posted by gold49digger:
Honestly I'd be happy if Kinlaw plays himself into a solid contract. I don't think we would re-sign him, but it feels like he's making an impact play in the last couple of games. He's starting to figure it out and is staying healthy.
How about Javon Kinlaw…
— Coach Yac 🗣 (@Coach_Yac) December 11, 2023
2023:
• 319 snaps
• 27 pressures
• 2.5 sacks
• 3 pass breakups
• 76.3 pass-rush grade (highest for his career)
2020-2022:
• 939 snaps
• 30 pressures
• 1.5 sacks
• 4 pass breakups
Now that's he's healthy, he's been a key contributor in the… pic.twitter.com/y6ziyGb65q
Originally posted by random49er:
Originally posted by Disp:
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
Originally posted by Young2Owens:
Happy to see him playing well, especially considering the mental health issues he has had to deal with
Agreed. I could only see him staying if he's fine being rotational backup at that market value, but I am sure he could get more elsewhere and who could blame him for going after that.
People are being awfully generous with what they think his market will be. Most teams didn't want to touch former defensive rookie of the year Chase Young because of his injury history. No one is going give a guy who had knee problems in college and landed on IR 3 of 4 years with knee injuries a big contract. He's just far too risky. He's been playing well, but regardless of where he goes he's going to be a rotational player.
I mean we all thought McGlinchey would have low market value as well,...but "someone" paid him. It only takes 1 team.
And there's still alot more football to be played.
Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by gold49digger:
Honestly I'd be happy if Kinlaw plays himself into a solid contract. I don't think we would re-sign him, but it feels like he's making an impact play in the last couple of games. He's starting to figure it out and is staying healthy.
I'm good letting him go, as long as we get a #6 🏆, I think the 49ers have done pretty well drafting DT's in the later rounds. DJ Jones, for example. But if the 49ers can keep him, I'll be ok with that too.
Originally posted by Heroism:
I don't think they will resign Kinlaw because his roster spot is easy to upgrade for them. With so many highly paid players, the team should focus on rebuilding the interior DL through the draft. They can save cash there while upgrading the run defense. You can do that with day-3 picks.
Originally posted by dj43:
How about Javon Kinlaw…
— Coach Yac 🗣 (@Coach_Yac) December 11, 2023
2023:
• 319 snaps
• 27 pressures
• 2.5 sacks
• 3 pass breakups
• 76.3 pass-rush grade (highest for his career)
2020-2022:
• 939 snaps
• 30 pressures
• 1.5 sacks
• 4 pass breakups
Now that's he's healthy, he's been a key contributor in the… pic.twitter.com/y6ziyGb65q
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by Heroism:
I don't think they will resign Kinlaw because his roster spot is easy to upgrade for them. With so many highly paid players, the team should focus on rebuilding the interior DL through the draft. They can save cash there while upgrading the run defense. You can do that with day-3 picks.
Bingo.