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Originally posted by Ensatsu:Originally posted by bzborow1:I think people's confidence here on Matthews' ability is overblown when you look at his actual production. To me the brought in another training camp body to compete for a starting job, but he is not the long term answer at WR.
He has more production than any of our other receivers though.
Not the long term answer, obviously. Still need to draft a WR at 36.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by Ensatsu:
Originally posted by bzborow1:
I think people's confidence here on Matthews' ability is overblown when you look at his actual production. To me the brought in another training camp body to compete for a starting job, but he is not the long term answer at WR.
He has more production than any of our other receivers though.
Not the long term answer, obviously. Still need to draft a WR at 36.
He's already our #1 because he's big.
Originally posted by Ensatsu:
Originally posted by bzborow1:
I think people's confidence here on Matthews' ability is overblown when you look at his actual production. To me the brought in another training camp body to compete for a starting job, but he is not the long term answer at WR.
He has more production than any of our other receivers though.
Not the long term answer, obviously. Still need to draft a WR at 36.
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Great wideouts don't win championships. Jerry Rice did but the entire Niner team was great.
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Great wideouts don't win championships. Jerry Rice did but the entire Niner team was great.
Originally posted by NCommand:Originally posted by Ensatsu:Originally posted by bzborow1:I think people's confidence here on Matthews' ability is overblown when you look at his actual production. To me the brought in another training camp body to compete for a starting job, but he is not the long term answer at WR.
He has more production than any of our other receivers though.
Not the long term answer, obviously. Still need to draft a WR at 36.
He's already our #1 because he's big.
Originally posted by NCommand:He's already our #1 because he's big.
Originally posted by Heroism:
Kyle signed Jordan Matthews to throw a bone to the big-body WR crew so they don't complain when he drafts Andy Isabella.
Originally posted by Heroism:Kyle signed Jordan Matthews to throw a bone to the big-body WR crew so they don't complain when he drafts Andy Isabella.
Originally posted by Heroism:Kyle signed Jordan Matthews to throw a bone to the big-body WR crew so they don't complain when he drafts Andy Isabella.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:Thats what I thought as soon as I heard about the signing.
"You wanted a BIG WR? Here you go, now STFU while I go get this dude that breaks DB ankles."
Originally posted by All22:Originally posted by philgardis49:I think if healthy Matthews has the potential to be exactly what we have been missing, especially in the redzone. I mean he has a direct line to his cousin, Jerry Rice, and if he can be even 80 percent of what Rice was that would be a huge win for us.
Dude, 80% of Rice is still a HOFer.