DE Nick Bosa "Smaller Bear" NO POLITICS

Originally posted by RiceOwensStokes:
We had Bosa on a rookie deal and squandered any opportunity to win a Super Bowl.

Originally posted by RiceOwensStokes:
We had Bosa on a rookie deal and squandered any opportunity to win a Super Bowl.

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Our front office has known for years that this extension was looming. Either we were completely unprepared, or are being cheap.

There is absolutely zero reason this shouldnt have been completed yet. Zero.

tell it to one of the best run orgs in the game, the Steelers and TJ Watt; each side waiting for the others point of weakness.. Bosa doesn't want to miss games / paychecks, SF doesn't want him to either, so I see them both on the same side, here. Agent hopeful the org panics and unloads a panic offer, like you are suggesting. Only way it's already completed, is if we way overpaid by some comical longshot. Otherwise, the players agent is prepared to wait it out until the leadup to week 1. I like my org doing what it can to keep this cap hit as low as possible, I know it will be a fat deal, and he deserves it, but no need to hit our cap more than necessary.

The TJ Watt situation and the Bosa situation are wildly different. Very uneducated take to compare the two.

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Our front office has known for years that this extension was looming. Either we were completely unprepared, or are being cheap.

There is absolutely zero reason this shouldnt have been completed yet. Zero.

tell it to one of the best run orgs in the game, the Steelers and TJ Watt; each side waiting for the others point of weakness.. Bosa doesn't want to miss games / paychecks, SF doesn't want him to either, so I see them both on the same side, here. Agent hopeful the org panics and unloads a panic offer, like you are suggesting. Only way it's already completed, is if we way overpaid by some comical longshot. Otherwise, the players agent is prepared to wait it out until the leadup to week 1. I like my org doing what it can to keep this cap hit as low as possible, I know it will be a fat deal, and he deserves it, but no need to hit our cap more than necessary.

The TJ Watt situation and the Bosa situation are wildly different. Very uneducated take to compare the two.

You wanna see how this one ages for you? We can bet on it. I bet there is nothing to worry about, and Nick is in around the time TJ was in. Do you want to bet Nick will miss week 1? Or do you think he'll sign as we get close here, as I do?

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Joan from accounting has the best parking spot and taking it from her is a non starter.

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Nothing about what you just said refutes anything. The situations are wildly different. TJ Watt was at training camp every single day with his teammates. While he didnt participate in team drills or preseason games, he was there for every second of training camp and the preseason.

So like I said, the situations are wildly different.

Originally posted by JTB1974:
It's officially time to panic. John needs to kick Paraque out and say he is taking over this negotiation.

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Joan from accounting has the best parking spot and taking it from her is a non starter.

Originally posted by SLCNiner:
Agreed, but I still think he's asking for something they don't feel they should give in on. One of the best writers speculated that he doesn't want to have another player leapfrog him for highest paid defender anytime soon, which is a ridiculous ask. I still really think he's asking for the 1st fully guaranteed contract for a defensive player.

Originally posted by bassmanr:
Here's the quote from Lynch, "We realized we made a mistake letting Trey leave the building due to contract negotiations with Nick. When we knew we could not sign Nick we thought the better route would be to reverse the Trey trade to unlock Nick. We as an organization appreciate what Nick has done for us and he will succeed with Dallas as we are all pulling for him".
Sound about right 😆

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Nothing about what you just said refutes anything. The situations are wildly different. TJ Watt was at training camp every single day with his teammates. While he didnt participate in team drills or preseason games, he was there for every second of training camp and the preseason.

So like I said, the situations are wildly different.

Yeah I'm not concerned about all that noise, I'm more focused on when the deal will get done. I think it will be around a similar time on both, for probably the same reasons.

Originally posted by RiceOwensStokes:
We had Bosa on a rookie deal and squandered any opportunity to win a Super Bowl.

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
LOL ok.

The 49ers have much more of an incentive to get Bosa in before Watt was extended. We are installing a new defensive scheme. We need Bosa in here now. The team is dropping the ball. Get him signed.

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
LOL ok.

The 49ers have much more of an incentive to get Bosa in before Watt was extended. We are installing a new defensive scheme. We need Bosa in here now. The team is dropping the ball. Get him signed.

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Joan from accounting has the best parking spot and taking it from her is a non starter.

Originally posted by SLCNiner:
Agreed, but I still think he's asking for something they don't feel they should give in on. One of the best writers speculated that he doesn't want to have another player leapfrog him for highest paid defender anytime soon, which is a ridiculous ask. I still really think he's asking for the 1st fully guaranteed contract for a defensive player.

Originally posted by bassmanr:
Here's the quote from Lynch, "We realized we made a mistake letting Trey leave the building due to contract negotiations with Nick. When we knew we could not sign Nick we thought the better route would be to reverse the Trey trade to unlock Nick. We as an organization appreciate what Nick has done for us and he will succeed with Dallas as we are all pulling for him".
Sound about right ????

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Imagine if we never drafted montana

Originally posted by Dshearn:
not really....

If ever you could justify it....this is the situation you could

This team is a superbowl contender with him, they are not without him. If he gets hurt, it is no different then not signing him. At least you took a shot

DEs are the safest money in football

Sign a QB and cant block for him....its not gonna work like you think it will

Sign a QB and dudes drop passes, you got problems

Sign a WR and the QB cant get the ball to him, you got problems..

Sign a CB and cant rush the passer, not even Dion Sanders can hold up

Sign a LBer and cant keep blockers from the second level you got problems

DE is the safest money in football, they make everyone on the defense better.