Originally posted by NYniner85:
I mean go ahead and bookmark it?t Trying to find gotcha moments because that's all this thread is....man this place is lame. And you act like I really care if I'm wrong lol . Don't care 
if he comes into 2022 as a MVP caliber talent, I'll gladly say I'm wrong.
He's saying they paid Jimmy $27M to "win a Super Bowl" currently they're 6-6 and more than likely not gonna sniff anything close to that. He's saying with the way SF is winning games, they could have a decent chance at being 6-6 AND developing the QB in the process, PLUS we wouldn't be tossing out guys like Norman and DJ as our starting CBs because we'd actually have money to spend on FAs.
How the hell is it so hard for some people to get the idea of playing football makes you better at football? Why is the difficult to grasp?
Focus on learning the offense? You think he can't run a PA/boot or throw to his first read? You don't think he can hand off the ball off 40x a game? Kyle has said he already knows the playbook...he doesn't get to run the offense in practices outside of his little ZR packages. So learning what? He doesn't get to face live game speed defenses. He not seeing live coverages. He's literally pretending to be the opponents QB every week lol. That's not learning the offense. He would be watching film if he was starting all the same...expect he would actually have film of HIM.
The rest of your points are silly outside of preparing like a pro IMO. He doesn't need to watch another QB f**k up to be better.
Yeah I'm sure the fan base will love him when he comes in as a raw "rookie" who hasn't played football in over 2 years. Wilson like most rookies are getting valuable reps, they're learning from their mistakes...most QBs say it was an important part of the process to grow. Wilson needs better talent around him, he (like every rookie QB) shouldn't have to throw the team on their backs and do more than they can at this point in their career....do you think Lawrence should have sat a year? He started in college as a true freshmen and played in every big game you could ask for. He's one of the highest graded talents at QB ever. Kid needs freaking help around him. They shouldn't be throwing the ball 50x a game.
IMO There's a limit to what can be learned as a scout QB and if you don't understand that, then I don't know what to tell ya.
And what you continually fail to grasp is that the team went into the season with what they believed were Super Bowl aspirations. Lance was NEVER going to start this year under any circumstance short of Jimmy being injured or playing so horribly that they were out of the playoff picture by week eight. And yet week after week after week you come in here with the same tired argument.
Wilson, Lawrence and maybe Fields are playing and developing on teams that probably had no realistic hope of making the playoffs this year so they are out there taking their lumps and learning by their mistakes time will tell if that is the right approach. The NFL is littered with the broken careers of rookie QB's who were thrown into the fire and took such a beating that they never recovered. Mac Jones seems to have landed in the perfect spot for him and even if he has already reached his ceiling he is doing every thing that system requires of him to be successful and we will see how long that lasts
Lance and the 49ers were in a completely different situation. They didn't have to try and develop a rookie QB, with extremely limited experience, on what they thought was a Super Bowl caliber roster that had a QB on it that, you know, had already taken them to the Super Bowl. I swear its like a broken record in here with some of you guys. Do you think the other posters somehow missed your point the first 3,287 times you made it.
Agreed.
just stop being a hypocrite with this topic and we're all good