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Originally posted by WildBill:
Mr P is doing his job extremely well. He is not tightfisted and yet not fiscal stupid like Snyder. He is good for players and team.
Question is who is Ralph Barbeeeri's-never heard the guy?
Originally posted by pelos21:
I think he's doing a good job. I just hope he'll be able to resign Willis, Davis and Goldson.
Originally posted by PopeyeJonesing:Originally posted by rapid4:
Also is getting our vets extended.
who?
Originally posted by Robert:
The issue with Paraag is that he's a non-football guy with an enormous amount of front office swag. He's a hold over from the Donahue era. There is not another team in the NFL that would touch him with a 10 foot pole, yet he actually influences the strategic direction of the team. He a symbol of our current mediocrity.
Originally posted by 9erfanAUS:Only on the forum cause I don't think he is good enough to get picked up regionally in Hawaii. At least I've never heard of him on the sports talk shows here and Hawaii is pretty much niner Territory.Originally posted by WildBill:
Mr P is doing his job extremely well. He is not tightfisted and yet not fiscal stupid like Snyder. He is good for players and team.
Question is who is Ralph Barbeeeri's-never heard the guy?
Ralph is a radio personality on KNBR. You'll get to know him soon enough.
-9fA
Originally posted by WildBill:Originally posted by 9erfanAUS:Only on the forum cause I don't think he is good enough to get picked up regionally in Hawaii. At least I've never heard of him on the sports talk shows here and Hawaii is pretty much niner Territory.Originally posted by WildBill:
Mr P is doing his job extremely well. He is not tightfisted and yet not fiscal stupid like Snyder. He is good for players and team.
Question is who is Ralph Barbeeeri's-never heard the guy?
Ralph is a radio personality on KNBR. You'll get to know him soon enough.
-9fA
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Contract details aren't generally among the most exciting things in any sport, but in a modern NFL where the new rules are often used to limit players from making what they deserve and fulfilling their financial potential, it's good to see one team using a real knowledge of the situation to lock up a franchise cornerstone. The player is happy, the team is happy, and Roger Goodell is probably annoyed that someone in the NFL is smarter than him. What more could we ask for?
Originally posted by BETTERDAYZ9ERS:
If he signs Willis to an extension I will forgive for every blunder in the past. Until then I wouldn't let him pick players. Just sign them.
Originally posted by HaiGuise:Originally posted by BETTERDAYZ9ERS:
If he signs Willis to an extension I will forgive for every blunder in the past. Until then I wouldn't let him pick players. Just sign them.
Pay up bro!
Originally posted by HaiGuise:
Niners Lock Up Willis with Creative Accounting
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Contract details aren't generally among the most exciting things in any sport, but in a modern NFL where the new rules are often used to limit players from making what they deserve and fulfilling their financial potential, it's good to see one team using a real knowledge of the situation to lock up a franchise cornerstone. The player is happy, the team is happy, and Roger Goodell is probably annoyed that someone in the NFL is smarter than him. What more could we ask for?
I think Paraag deserves some credit here, even if he wasn't mentioned.
Originally posted by HaiGuise:Originally posted by BETTERDAYZ9ERS:
If he signs Willis to an extension I will forgive for every blunder in the past. Until then I wouldn't let him pick players. Just sign them.
Pay up bro!
