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Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by Kolohe:
WTF NOW WHAT!!!
Rely on the WRs you drafted in the 1st and 4th rounds? Look to add someone like Dionte Johnson or DeAndre Hopkins, both who are on teams that are going absolutely nowhere. They have some options.
Best case scenario is that Pearsall and Cowing both step up and become reliable playmakers.
Originally posted by gored49:
Did Chubb just come back from potentially worse? Or the year before?
🚨🚨CAUTION: leg break🚨🚨
— Cor⚡️BOLTgang SZN (@cory_the_casual) September 19, 2023
Replay of the Nick Chubb injury at .25 speed
One of the funnest RBs to watch in the league goes down.
Hoping for a full recovery for this man pic.twitter.com/bs1OCWRWMF
I just remembered that Nick Chubb had the same injury to the same knee back in in college. pic.twitter.com/PYelv58heb
— Football Dude (@Football_Dude84) September 19, 2023
Originally posted by SFrush:
Originally posted by DrEll:
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by Kolohe:
WTF NOW WHAT!!!
Rely on the WRs you drafted in the 1st and 4th rounds? Look to add someone like Dionte Johnson or DeAndre Hopkins, both who are on teams that are going absolutely nowhere. They have some options.
Best case scenario is that Pearsall and Cowing both step up and become reliable playmakers.
Jennings was contributing more than BA anyways. Move him to number one, move Deebo to number two, and round it out with Pearsall and Cowing. Trade Bell for a bag of peanuts or appoint him as designated waterboy so he's forced to remain inactive on game days.
No one is trading for Bell.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
It's WAYYYY too soon to think his career is over or whatever some folks are putting out there.
my god I just saw Nick Chubb play yesterday after having some of the most gruesome knee injuries I've ever seen. Dude almost lost his leg last time.
overall it sucks and I feel for him as a human. Never want that s**t to happen to anyone.
Originally posted by niners94:
Originally posted by Heroism:
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Bowman was an All Pro after his knee injury. He was still one of the best LBs in football after coming back from it. It was the torn Achilles in 2016 that ended his career really.
The achilles finished him off, but he was already falling off a cliff in 2015 defending the pass. I remember thinking that he basically earned that all-pro based on his name and collecting a ton of tackles on an awful defense with no talent.
"The 49er was actually still very good against the run in 2015; he led all linebackers in both tackles and stops by a significant margin, but his play fell away in coverage, where he allowed 90.3 percent of passes thrown his way to be caught and a passer rating of 110.9 when targeted. Bowman at his best was a complete linebacker, but the player of 2015 was far more one-dimensional. If he rediscovers the rest of his play this year, he will jump back onto the list."
That what i remembered. Having a ton of tackles on a depleted defense gave him that all-pro nod.
Originally posted by PRIMETIME21:
Dude is really done for 2 years, you know he won't be back to 100 percent even if he is back next year. We got royally screwed in this deal
Originally posted by Team49ers:
Appreciate his skills, but with him out. Now brock won't feel the need to force feed him anymore.
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:Yeah, and I would argue Aiyuks leg are more important to his success. Bowman was arguably the best LB at the time of his injury. And his drop was significant. Aiyuks on his best days is what near top 10. We'll see what type of drop he has.
Originally posted by Heroism:
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Bowman was an All Pro after his knee injury. He was still one of the best LBs in football after coming back from it. It was the torn Achilles in 2016 that ended his career really.
The achilles finished him off, but he was already falling off a cliff in 2015. I remember thinking that he basically earned that all-pro based on his name and collecting a ton of tackles on an awful defense.
"The 49er was actually still very good against the run in 2015; he led all linebackers in both tackles and stops by a significant margin, but his play fell away in coverage, where he allowed 90.3 percent of passes thrown his way to be caught and a passer rating of 110.9 when targeted. Bowman at his best was a complete linebacker, but the player of 2015 was far more one-dimensional. If he rediscovers the rest of his play this year, he will jump back onto the list."
yeah and this is Bowman. he was built like a truck and was slamming into ppl all game. meanwhile BA is 26 and a WR. i don't think we can just assume the same outcome on two different guys.
