DE Nick Bosa "Smaller Bear" NO POLITICS

Originally posted by Niners99:

Originally posted by FromDaBay2La:
With news of Hurd, and Bosa still out. Deebo is just a shot from being out and he has a history too. We suck at drafting. Should have grabbed josh allen

Glad you can give a final grade on our 2019 draft. How did you find out Josh Allen would be healthy his entire career, and why didn't you tell the 49ers that before the draft?

It's a Sus alias, what do you expect?

Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:

Originally posted by mayo49:
I need some goddamn Bosa ankle news.

you happy now

No.

Originally posted by okdkid:

Lynch on KNBR this morning (paraphrasing).

"On these high ankle sprains you just can't have those kind of set backs...and he hasn't."
"Can't say he will be probable/questionable for week 1, but things look encouraging."

Well this medical staff has an impeccable track record so I'm encouraged as well

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:

Originally posted by mayo49:
I need some goddamn Bosa ankle news.

you happy now

No.

Donnie Downer

Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:

Originally posted by mayo49:
I need some goddamn Bosa ankle news.

you happy now

No.

Donnie Downer

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Drafting is half scouting and half luck. Nobody has a crystal ball that can predict how a college player will be when he gets some money and has to work to keep his job. Nobody knows if a previously uninjured player will keep getting hurt in the NFL like Ward. In college, these guys are virtually guaranteed a job because of the scholarship. If they get hurt, they redshirt (sometimes). In the NFL they have to fight every day and some guys just aren't up to it. All the drills at the combine can't tell you if the player has that kind of drive. If you looked at the history of the NFL over the last 15-20 years, every team probably has more guys that didn't make it than guys that did. The Niners seem have drafted a lot of injured players but I don't know how many other teams have done the same.

Good point. Just to dig into that point a little bit. It's true, once a college guy gets paid *Millions* - will he stay hungry and motivated? Second thing, injuries. Greg Cook was a super star and then got injured and his career was finished in just one year. Third, coaching change, when the scheme changes - a player who was outstanding in a particular scheme, loses that with the next coach who does things differently. I think those three things ends a players career or helps him become a bust.

Good coaches can deal with the first and third, to a certain extent, but the second is all luck. I think Bosa has a great future here and most of Kyle's draftees have a great future here so long as the coaching staff is stable and the players stay healthy. Personally, I am really impressed with the players ShanaLynch has acquired in the two offseasons - this last 2019 draft has the makings of a 2011 HarBaalke draft that helped us get into the playoffs. If he does two more of those drafts equivalent to the 2011 draft, Kyle will have the makings of a super bowl contender soon.

Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:

Originally posted by mayo49:

I need some goddamn Bosa ankle news.

you happy now

No.

Donnie Downer

What happened to Debbie?

Originally posted by 49ers808:

Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by riverrunzthruit:

Originally posted by mayo49:
I need some goddamn Bosa ankle news.

you happy now

No.

Donnie Downer

What happened to Debbie?

Donnie downed her

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Good news on Nick.

https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/127644-nick-bosa-healing-really-good-rate-49ers-lynch/

That's good news, but until he actually returns to practice without restriction, the talk is mostly meaningless. There is absolutely no benefit for us to tell Tampa Bay that he's out for the game until we have to. It's good news in the sense that it doesn't sound like he's had any setbacks, but I won't believe he's actually going to play until he's back at practice.

The fact that Lynch is so transparent about this s**t (look at Mckinnon) this is good new and meaningful. He could have said McKinnon is doing well just as easy and didn't. Same with Hurd

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by mayo49:
Good news on Nick.

https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/127644-nick-bosa-healing-really-good-rate-49ers-lynch/

That's good news, but until he actually returns to practice without restriction, the talk is mostly meaningless. There is absolutely no benefit for us to tell Tampa Bay that he's out for the game until we have to. It's good news in the sense that it doesn't sound like he's had any setbacks, but I won't believe he's actually going to play until he's back at practice.

The fact that Lynch is so transparent about this s**t (look at Mckinnon) this is good new and meaningful. He could have said McKinnon is doing well just as easy and didn't. Same with Hurd

Not really. There's no point to him exaggerating or lying with the season a week away. If these dudes were "doing well" and didn't play week one that'd be a pretty bad look.

Finally a little good news

Originally posted by okdkid:
Not really. There's no point to him exaggerating or lying with the season a week away. If these dudes were "doing well" and didn't play week one that'd be a pretty bad look.

That's my point.

Originally posted by okdkid:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by mayo49:
Good news on Nick.

https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/127644-nick-bosa-healing-really-good-rate-49ers-lynch/

That's good news, but until he actually returns to practice without restriction, the talk is mostly meaningless. There is absolutely no benefit for us to tell Tampa Bay that he's out for the game until we have to. It's good news in the sense that it doesn't sound like he's had any setbacks, but I won't believe he's actually going to play until he's back at practice.

The fact that Lynch is so transparent about this s**t (look at Mckinnon) this is good new and meaningful. He could have said McKinnon is doing well just as easy and didn't. Same with Hurd

Not really. There's no point to him exaggerating or lying with the season a week away. If these dudes were "doing well" and didn't play week one that'd be a pretty bad look.

Why not sit Bosa till the bye week? They still have Dee Ford. Then unleash Bosa on the Browns.

Originally posted by FullStackDev:

Originally posted by okdkid:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by mayo49:
Good news on Nick.

https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/127644-nick-bosa-healing-really-good-rate-49ers-lynch/

That's good news, but until he actually returns to practice without restriction, the talk is mostly meaningless. There is absolutely no benefit for us to tell Tampa Bay that he's out for the game until we have to. It's good news in the sense that it doesn't sound like he's had any setbacks, but I won't believe he's actually going to play until he's back at practice.

The fact that Lynch is so transparent about this s**t (look at Mckinnon) this is good new and meaningful. He could have said McKinnon is doing well just as easy and didn't. Same with Hurd

Not really. There's no point to him exaggerating or lying with the season a week away. If these dudes were "doing well" and didn't play week one that'd be a pretty bad look.

Why not sit Bosa till the bye week? They still have Dee Ford. Then unleash Bosa on the Browns.

Why sit a very good player if he's healthy enough to play? Sure you don't want a setback but if they think he's ready and he says he's ready(remember how Bosa's don't play unless they're 100% )

Guys can get injured any game. If he's good enough to play then let him play. No reason to wrap him in bubble wrap the rest of the season. If he gets hurt again then he gets hurt again.

Originally posted by genus49:

Originally posted by FullStackDev:

Originally posted by okdkid:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by KittleSkittle:

Originally posted by mayo49:
Good news on Nick.

https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/127644-nick-bosa-healing-really-good-rate-49ers-lynch/

That's good news, but until he actually returns to practice without restriction, the talk is mostly meaningless. There is absolutely no benefit for us to tell Tampa Bay that he's out for the game until we have to. It's good news in the sense that it doesn't sound like he's had any setbacks, but I won't believe he's actually going to play until he's back at practice.

The fact that Lynch is so transparent about this s**t (look at Mckinnon) this is good new and meaningful. He could have said McKinnon is doing well just as easy and didn't. Same with Hurd

Not really. There's no point to him exaggerating or lying with the season a week away. If these dudes were "doing well" and didn't play week one that'd be a pretty bad look.

Why not sit Bosa till the bye week? They still have Dee Ford. Then unleash Bosa on the Browns.

Why sit a very good player if he's healthy enough to play? Sure you don't want a setback but if they think he's ready and he says he's ready(remember how Bosa's don't play unless they're 100% )

Guys can get injured any game. If he's good enough to play then let him play. No reason to wrap him in bubble wrap the rest of the season. If he gets hurt again then he gets hurt again.

There's no report saying he's healthy enough to play. You have a valid point but unfortunately there's no weight as to whether he's good to go.Shoot I wouldn't sit him either if he's healthy to play but if there is uncertainty, then why risk him only playing a half and he's out for much longer.