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Originally posted by genus49:
Yards aren't exciting. We all know Cousins will never ever win the Super Bowl while Mitchell Trubisky will have like 5 when he's done. Find me a guy who can win Superbowls and then we'll talk.
Originally posted by mayo49:
5 Super Bowls for Trubisky?
Originally posted by genus49:
Originally posted by mayo49:
5 Super Bowls for Trubisky?
At least, my crystal ball only looked through 2023.
Originally posted by genus49:Originally posted by mayo49:5 Super Bowls for Trubisky?
At least, my crystal ball only looked through 2023.
Originally posted by genus49:Originally posted by evil:How can any realistic and objective person know for certain the outcome of future events ?
What if they're from the future?
Originally posted by mayo49:Originally posted by genus49:Yards aren't exciting. We all know Cousins will never ever win the Super Bowl while Mitchell Trubisky will have like 5 when he's done. Find me a guy who can win Superbowls and then we'll talk.
5 Super Bowls for Trubisky?
Originally posted by 5Jan2003:Originally posted by mayo49:Originally posted by genus49:Yards aren't exciting. We all know Cousins will never ever win the Super Bowl while Mitchell Trubisky will have like 5 when he's done. Find me a guy who can win Superbowls and then we'll talk.
5 Super Bowls for Trubisky?
Dan Marino.
Originally posted by NinerSickness:Originally posted by Bali-Niner:Originally posted by norcal49er864:This thread is stupid.
Ya got that right..
The truth hurts sometimes. Come back in 3 or 4 years when the Niners haven't won a single playoff game & say this thread was stupid.
...They might win 1. Maybe 2 (but not in the same year). And even if they reach that peak, they'll the start to decline again.
If they draft Rosen (maybe Josh Allen or maybe, maybe, maybe Sam Darnold) then I'll take it back, but I don't see that happening.
Originally posted by Cisco0623:Honest thread. I like it.
Valid point that we passed on a possible fqb. (Although I am in the opinion we did the right thing- the more I saw of Trubisky, I felt he wouldn't pan out).
That being said the future guarantees nothing. So I get why you would be upset. We have no idea where we will pick and if a fqb will be there for us next year. The team could improve enough to never have a top pick gain, but also never have that fqb, making us pedestrian for the next 8 years, like the harbaugh era. If next years off-season doesn't land us a fqb, it will make things look worse.
I also am not into Cousins. Locking up massive $ for a guy already on the backend of his prime feels like a short term solution and overall just isn't that exciting.
My hope is that we improve, but I don't see more than 5-6 wins. That should be right around top 10. Then we assume they love a qb in the draft and will trade the house for him? Risky.
Basically they must have some sort of plan for the next year or two that involves solidifying the qb position.
We shall see!
Originally posted by genus49:Originally posted by NYniner85:That's a horrible track record lol love how you left cooks off the liked list
I like how Matt Ryan is below average. If he thinks Cousins is just average then I want him even more now.
Originally posted by evil:
Originally posted by genus49:
Originally posted by evil:
How can any realistic and objective person know for certain the outcome of future events ?
What if they're from the future?
Originally posted by captveg:Originally posted by evil:Originally posted by genus49:Originally posted by evil:How can any realistic and objective person know for certain the outcome of future events ?
What if they're from the future?
Even the Sports Almanac only went through the year 2000.
Originally posted by captveg:Originally posted by evil:Originally posted by genus49:Originally posted by evil:How can any realistic and objective person know for certain the outcome of future events ?
What if they're from the future?
Even the Sports Almanac only went through the year 2000.
Originally posted by evil:
Originally posted by NinerSickness:
Any realistic, objective person KNOWS for certain these guys aren't ever going to hoist a trophy. They won't (unless you get a defense like the 2000 Ravens, 2002 Buccs, 2013 Seahawks). So a realistic person takes the unknown (Trubisky, Rosen, Josh Allen maybe, etc).
How can any realistic and objective person know for certain the outcome of future events ?
Originally posted by BOI49er:
That didn't answer my question.
Only five men in NFL history have thrown for 5,000 yards in a season, the first going back to 1984, and only one more than once. Last season, Kirk Cousins threw for 4,917 yards.
