2020 49ers Training Camp Thread

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Was just watching the Nathans hot dog contest and Mike Golic gave Kyle a cheap shot. With Chestnut leading by about 25 hot dogs with 2 minutes to go Golic said he would need a Shanahan collapse to lose now.

So dumb he gets the hate tho cause everyone knows he's great and he doesn't have the trophies yet

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Was just watching the Nathans hot dog contest and Mike Golic gave Kyle a cheap shot. With Chestnut leading by about 25 hot dogs with 2 minutes to go Golic said he would need a Shanahan collapse to lose now.

Or the coach of the Falcons. That was truly heart breaking

Originally posted by 91til:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Was just watching the Nathans hot dog contest and Mike Golic gave Kyle a cheap shot. With Chestnut leading by about 25 hot dogs with 2 minutes to go Golic said he would need a Shanahan collapse to lose now.

So dumb he gets the hate tho cause everyone knows he's great and he doesn't have the trophies yet

Not really dumb as it is warranted as of now. Get those rings first baby!!!

Originally posted by 91til:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
Was just watching the Nathans hot dog contest and Mike Golic gave Kyle a cheap shot. With Chestnut leading by about 25 hot dogs with 2 minutes to go Golic said he would need a Shanahan collapse to lose now.

So dumb he gets the hate tho cause everyone knows he's great and he doesn't have the trophies yet

lol that made me laugh.

I was looking forward to this season until I saw this.

If they want to limit 11 on 11 activities in training camp, just end it.

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
I was looking forward to this season until I saw this.

If they want to limit 11 on 11 activities in training camp, just end it.

23 days

Originally posted by mayo49:

23 days

Until virtual training again

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
I was looking forward to this season until I saw this.

If they want to limit 11 on 11 activities in training camp, just end it.

That doesn't sound good. Already they're changing normal routines and cutting back. The players want zero pre season games. Throw in interruptions for players that are going to test positive and you have to wonder what kind of season they expect to have.

Originally posted by mayo49:
23 days

woooooooooooooooo

I have to say that it is getting harder and harder to envision how the league will be able to have a season this year. It seems as though everyday there is some new set of restrictions being discussed about how to limit the player's interactions. No preseason, no 11 on 11's only 75 or 80 players allowed in camp. Not sure how they expect any team could be ready to play under those conditions. There is a lot of chatter in the forum about how this rookie will do or that rookie. Seems to me under the current situation they will have an uphill battle to be able to contribute at all. Its too bad so many people out there refused to take this virus seriously. It might have been easier to get under control. Now there is no way of knowing how long it will go on for. I was really looking forward to this season too. Such a drag.

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

I was looking forward to this season until I saw this.

If they want to limit 11 on 11 activities in training camp, just end it.

How does limiting 11 on 11 really prevent the spread? And if you don't want to even hold practice, how are you really going to play games?

Originally posted by 49ers81:

I have to say that it is getting harder and harder to envision how the league will be able to have a season this year. It seems as though everyday there is some new set of restrictions being discussed about how to limit the player's interactions. No preseason, no 11 on 11's only 75 or 80 players allowed in camp. Not sure how they expect any team could be ready to play under those conditions. There is a lot of chatter in the forum about how this rookie will do or that rookie. Seems to me under the current situation they will have an uphill battle to be able to contribute at all. Its too bad so many people out there refused to take this virus seriously. It might have been easier to get under control. Now there is no way of knowing how long it will go on for. I was really looking forward to this season too. Such a drag.

Originally posted by JimmyWhy:

How does limiting 11 on 11 really prevent the spread? And if you don't want to even hold practice, how are you really going to play games?

Two very depressing posts on the 4th of july weekend. I'm gearing myself up for a possible cancellation of the season, but still hopeful the games can continue. But Doc has a point, what the virus does is going to be the deciding point unfortunately. It's not totally in the NFLs hands. Until this particular virus has a vaccine- nothing can go back to normal. There is huge liability for the NFL if fans and players (coaches and front office personnel more likely) start getting terribly sick or dying.

I think we know enough about the virus to have games, its whether or not the NFL is willing to take risks or not. Businesses, in general, are very risk averse.

Outside of New England, there is not a team in the NFL that wouldn't trade head coaches with us. That includes the Chiefs. They are all Patrick Mahomes.

That dude took a trash roster and turned it into the league's best in ~3 years. Literally every team would sign up for that kind of turnaround.

People will hate because he's now a household name and regularly playing in contests most of their teams can only dream of.

Originally posted by JimmyWhy:
How does limiting 11 on 11 really prevent the spread? And if you don't want to even hold practice, how are you really going to play games?

I guess they're trying to keep groups of players down to smaller sizes. I agree that i don't see the point. If they can't do 11 on 11 then how can they have games?