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Originally posted by valrod33:
Originally posted by John_Candy:
I had no idea that some people actually think that Willis was a quitter.

"You've seen me break my hand on Sunday, have surgery on Monday and play on Thursday with a cast on," Willis said. "But there's something about these feet. And those are what made me who I am. They had you all saying, 'Wow, where'd he come from?'

"I know I no longer have it in these feet to go out there and give you guys that kind of 'Wow.'"

"As much as I'd love to win a Super Bowl and to bring number six back here, I have to be honest," Willis said. "I have to tell y'all that if I don't have what I know I need to give to my teammates and the organization the best chance to win, then I can't be out there doing that.

"And to be sitting on the sideline just collecting a paycheck, I feel like that would be wrong. So I stand up here today with that conviction. I understand the magnitude of what I'm doing today."
He stubbed his toe and quit. Screw him. Bowman was better anyway

Nice!Should incite quite a riot!
Originally posted by valrod33:
He stubbed his toe and quit. Screw him. Bowman was better anyway
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Originally posted by scottym:
Nice!Should incite quite a riot!
Originally posted by valrod33:
He stubbed his toe and quit. Screw him. Bowman was better anyway
bowman was a good henchmen to willis. thanks eric. whether its norton breaking peoples legs or reid. wonder why our team has a history of hurting each other. back to gore.. i am trying to figure out if gore would make a good coach. you know what i say.. elite players do not make great coaches usually. i always thought gore and justin were exceptions to that cc rule
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by scottym:
Nice!Should incite quite a riot!
Originally posted by valrod33:
He stubbed his toe and quit. Screw him. Bowman was better anyway
bowman was a good henchmen to willis. thanks eric. whether its norton breaking peoples legs or reid. wonder why our team has a history of hurting each other. back to gore.. i am trying to figure out if gore would make a good coach. you know what i say.. elite players do not make great coaches usually. i always thought gore and justin were exceptions to that cc rule

Gore has said many times he wants to be a RB scout. I hope we hire him.
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by scottym:
Nice!Should incite quite a riot!
Originally posted by valrod33:
He stubbed his toe and quit. Screw him. Bowman was better anyway
bowman was a good henchmen to willis. thanks eric. whether its norton breaking peoples legs or reid. wonder why our team has a history of hurting each other. back to gore.. i am trying to figure out if gore would make a good coach. you know what i say.. elite players do not make great coaches usually. i always thought gore and justin were exceptions to that cc rule

Gore has said many times he wants to be a RB scout. I hope we hire him.

Great call Waterbear!
Originally posted by valrod33:
He stubbed his toe and quit. Screw him. Bowman was better anyway

Stubbed toe ≠ Turf toe.

I guess Jack Lambert and Jonathan Ogden are quitters too.
Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by scottym:
Nice!Should incite quite a riot!
Originally posted by valrod33:
He stubbed his toe and quit. Screw him. Bowman was better anyway
bowman was a good henchmen to willis. thanks eric. whether its norton breaking peoples legs or reid. wonder why our team has a history of hurting each other. back to gore.. i am trying to figure out if gore would make a good coach. you know what i say.. elite players do not make great coaches usually. i always thought gore and justin were exceptions to that cc rule

Gore has said many times he wants to be a RB scout. I hope we hire him.

Great call Waterbear!

https://www.colts.com/video/frank-gore-future-scout-17065759

Greatest inside runner ever.

[ Edited by znk916 on May 25, 2019 at 2:57 PM ]
My favorite 9er of all time.
love that guy.

made us look so smart going with hyde.
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by scottym:
Nice!Should incite quite a riot!
Originally posted by valrod33:
He stubbed his toe and quit. Screw him. Bowman was better anyway
bowman was a good henchmen to willis. thanks eric. whether its norton breaking peoples legs or reid. wonder why our team has a history of hurting each other. back to gore.. i am trying to figure out if gore would make a good coach. you know what i say.. elite players do not make great coaches usually. i always thought gore and justin were exceptions to that cc rule

Gore has said many times he wants to be a RB scout. I hope we hire him.

Great call Waterbear!

https://www.colts.com/video/frank-gore-future-scout-17065759


Definitely something to follow. Not a knock to other greats, but I think Frank Gore would be very dedicated to the job. While I think other guys are interested in helping out the 49ers (or another team), I don't think they have an interest in putting in the hours year round because scouting, coaching, etc IS a full time job.
Originally posted by valrod33:
Originally posted by John_Candy:
I had no idea that some people actually think that Willis was a quitter.

"You've seen me break my hand on Sunday, have surgery on Monday and play on Thursday with a cast on," Willis said. "But there's something about these feet. And those are what made me who I am. They had you all saying, 'Wow, where'd he come from?'

"I know I no longer have it in these feet to go out there and give you guys that kind of 'Wow.'"

"As much as I'd love to win a Super Bowl and to bring number six back here, I have to be honest," Willis said. "I have to tell y'all that if I don't have what I know I need to give to my teammates and the organization the best chance to win, then I can't be out there doing that.

"And to be sitting on the sideline just collecting a paycheck, I feel like that would be wrong. So I stand up here today with that conviction. I understand the magnitude of what I'm doing today."
He stubbed his toe and quit. Screw him. Bowman was better anyway

Val is just mad because in his heart he knows the Braves 1995 championship wasnt legit because it came in a partial season.
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by scottym:
Nice!Should incite quite a riot!
Originally posted by valrod33:
He stubbed his toe and quit. Screw him. Bowman was better anyway
bowman was a good henchmen to willis. thanks eric. whether its norton breaking peoples legs or reid. wonder why our team has a history of hurting each other. back to gore.. i am trying to figure out if gore would make a good coach. you know what i say.. elite players do not make great coaches usually. i always thought gore and justin were exceptions to that cc rule

Gore has said many times he wants to be a RB scout. I hope we hire him.

Great call Waterbear!

https://www.colts.com/video/frank-gore-future-scout-17065759


Definitely something to follow. Not a knock to other greats, but I think Frank Gore would be very dedicated to the job. While I think other guys are interested in helping out the 49ers (or another team), I don't think they have an interest in putting in the hours year round because scouting, coaching, etc IS a full time job.

I mean... I would have no problem with Gore picking out our RBs in the future.
His son just committed to FAU, so he'll be coached by Lane Kiffin
He would be more suited to be a scout. Frank is a very quiet, low key guy. I don't think he has the personality to be a coach. I can't see him yelling at or getting on a player at all.
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