"Big Play" Dre Greenlaw-OLB-Arkansas is a 49er

Originally posted by genus49:
This guy isn't very good...if you ask Rich Madrid and that guy is never wrong.

Yeah, that guy can go f**k himself. He's a tool.

Originally posted by AB81Rules:

Originally posted by lamontb:
I've never heard of Rich Madrid

I didn't see him say that, but I've had someone, forget who, reply to me about stars on our team, he said Aiyuk was mediocre at best, Warner wasn't a top tier LB, Dre overrated, only stars in his eyes were Kittle & Bosa.

Is he a local guy? I did a google search and the 1st thing i see is this idiot proposing us trading Lance and a 4th rounder for Julio Jones.

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by genus49:
This guy isn't very good...if you ask Rich Madrid and that guy is never wrong.

Wait...he seriously said that? lol

Originally posted by genus49:

Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:

Originally posted by genus49:
This guy isn't very good...if you ask Rich Madrid and that guy is never wrong.

Wait...he seriously said that? lol

Dre Greenlaw is not a very good LB at all. Thanks.

— Rich (@richjmadrid) May 18, 2021

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Originally posted by genus49:

Dre Greenlaw is not a very good LB at all. Thanks.

— Rich (@richjmadrid) May 18, 2021

He's a 5th round starter with playoff starting experience?! Sarcasm?

Originally posted by NinerBuff:

Originally posted by genus49:

Dre Greenlaw is not a very good LB at all. Thanks.

— Rich (@richjmadrid) May 18, 2021

He's a 5th round starter with playoff starting experience?! Sarcasm?

Doo Doo says no.

Originally posted by fropwns:

Doo Doo says no.

Greenlaw has had a good practice and I expect him to be a solid starter again, an above average LB in the league. This will be his 3rd consecutive starting season, seems like he's going to be a cap casualty because he'll command good money after next year.

Originally posted by NinerBuff:
Greenlaw has had a good practice and I expect him to be a solid starter again, an above average LB in the league. This will be his 3rd consecutive starting season, seems like he's going to be a cap casualty because he'll command good money after next year.

I don't know, who do they really need to take care of next year other than Verrett maybe. If Lance develops the way they are hoping they could get out from under Jimmy's contract. Bosa and Samuel will still be on their rookie deals. They have taken care of Trent Williams and Kittle. They picked up McGlinchey's 5th year option but he seems like someone who could be more at risk of being cut than Greenlaw. K'wan Williams is on a one year deal but I think he will be over 30 next year so maybe he will decide to stay where he is or perhaps one of the rookies will step up. I don't remember what they did with Moseley this year, but he's another guy they might have to look at. I suspect Tarrtt is in his last year here if the kid from USC proves he can do the job. Seems to me that Greenlaw is the kind of guy you would want to keep around but if someone else offers him a boatload of money he might opt for that.

Originally posted by 49ers81:

Originally posted by NinerBuff:
Greenlaw has had a good practice and I expect him to be a solid starter again, an above average LB in the league. This will be his 3rd consecutive starting season, seems like he's going to be a cap casualty because he'll command good money after next year.

I don't know, who do they really need to take care of next year other than Verrett maybe. If Lance develops the way they are hoping they could get out from under Jimmy's contract. Bosa and Samuel will still be on their rookie deals. They have taken care of Trent Williams and Kittle. They picked up McGlinchey's 5th year option but he seems like someone who could be more at risk of being cut than Greenlaw. K'wan Williams is on a one year deal but I think he will be over 30 next year so maybe he will decide to stay where he is or perhaps one of the rookies will step up. I don't remember what they did with Moseley this year, but he's another guy they might have to look at. I suspect Tarrtt is in his last year here if the kid from USC proves he can do the job. Seems to me that Greenlaw is the kind of guy you would want to keep around but if someone else offers him a boatload of money he might opt for that.

They probably let him test the market and if he doesnt get some big offer will resign on a 1-2 year deal in order to test it again. He just witnessed Warner get a huge contract, if he pulls off a "contract year" type season he is gonna look to exploit FA. But who knows what other LBs are gonna be there too.

But Greenlaw is one of those clutch players, wont always have his name mentioned but when someone needs to step up he seems to be one of the guys always in the right place at the right time.

Originally posted by 49ers81:

Originally posted by NinerBuff:
Greenlaw has had a good practice and I expect him to be a solid starter again, an above average LB in the league. This will be his 3rd consecutive starting season, seems like he's going to be a cap casualty because he'll command good money after next year.

I don't know, who do they really need to take care of next year other than Verrett maybe. If Lance develops the way they are hoping they could get out from under Jimmy's contract. Bosa and Samuel will still be on their rookie deals. They have taken care of Trent Williams and Kittle. They picked up McGlinchey's 5th year option but he seems like someone who could be more at risk of being cut than Greenlaw. K'wan Williams is on a one year deal but I think he will be over 30 next year so maybe he will decide to stay where he is or perhaps one of the rookies will step up. I don't remember what they did with Moseley this year, but he's another guy they might have to look at. I suspect Tarrtt is in his last year here if the kid from USC proves he can do the job. Seems to me that Greenlaw is the kind of guy you would want to keep around but if someone else offers him a boatload of money he might opt for that.

There seems to be a lot of moving parts that will decide Greenlaw's future with the team. Trent, Kittle, and Armstead will see their cap hits increase in 2022. Jimmy's contract will most likely be off the books. What to do with McGlinchey and Verrett? If Greenlaw puts up a good season, he may price himself out of the 49ers future plans. I'd really like to keep him past his rookie deal, but there are some tough decisions to make for the front office with some of these tier 2 players.

Originally posted by thl408:

Originally posted by 49ers81:

Originally posted by NinerBuff:
Greenlaw has had a good practice and I expect him to be a solid starter again, an above average LB in the league. This will be his 3rd consecutive starting season, seems like he's going to be a cap casualty because he'll command good money after next year.

I don't know, who do they really need to take care of next year other than Verrett maybe. If Lance develops the way they are hoping they could get out from under Jimmy's contract. Bosa and Samuel will still be on their rookie deals. They have taken care of Trent Williams and Kittle. They picked up McGlinchey's 5th year option but he seems like someone who could be more at risk of being cut than Greenlaw. K'wan Williams is on a one year deal but I think he will be over 30 next year so maybe he will decide to stay where he is or perhaps one of the rookies will step up. I don't remember what they did with Moseley this year, but he's another guy they might have to look at. I suspect Tarrtt is in his last year here if the kid from USC proves he can do the job. Seems to me that Greenlaw is the kind of guy you would want to keep around but if someone else offers him a boatload of money he might opt for that.

There seems to be a lot of moving parts that will decide Greenlaw's future with the team. Trent, Kittle, and Armstead will see their cap hits increase in 2022. Jimmy's contract will most likely be off the books. What to do with McGlinchey and Verrett? If Greenlaw puts up a good season, he may price himself out of the 49ers future plans. I'd really like to keep him past his rookie deal, but there are some tough decisions to make for the front office with some of these tier 2 players.

If Verrett has another good year, or better, he will likely be the one to price himself out of the team's cap structure. He has been hurt so much that he may well be looking for another big payday to secure his future since he is pushing 30 as well. He gave the Niners a discount this year but he won't do it again if he plays well. As much as I like Verrett's ability Greenlaw is younger and pretty darn good. As you said, some tough decisions ahead.

We'll find a way to keep him.

Originally posted by fropwns:
We'll find a way to keep him.

He's the chosen one?!

Originally posted by NinerBuff:
Greenlaw has had a good practice and I expect him to be a solid starter again, an above average LB in the league. This will be his 3rd consecutive starting season, seems like he's going to be a cap casualty because he'll command good money after next year.

Again...meaning that there was a time when he wasn't? When was this?