The 2021 49ers Training Camp Thread

Chargers are a good team to scrimmage with. Good offensive players and a defensive scheme that will resemble what the Rams do since their 2020 DC is now the Chargers head coach (Brandon Staley). I read about what the Rams are doing this year for defense with their new DC (Raheem Morris) and it will be very similar to what they did in 2020.

Originally posted by thl408:
Chargers are a good team to scrimmage with. Good offensive players and a defensive scheme that will resemble what the Rams do since their 2020 DC is now the Chargers head coach (Brandon Staley). I read about what the Rams are doing this year for defense with their new DC (Raheem Morris) and it will be very similar to what they did in 2020.

We don't need much help to beat the Rams.

I need some goddamn 49ers preseason action.

Originally posted by a49erfan77:

Originally posted by thl408:
Chargers are a good team to scrimmage with. Good offensive players and a defensive scheme that will resemble what the Rams do since their 2020 DC is now the Chargers head coach (Brandon Staley). I read about what the Rams are doing this year for defense with their new DC (Raheem Morris) and it will be very similar to what they did in 2020.

We don't need much help to beat the Rams.

Truth.

Originally posted by thl408:

Originally posted by a49erfan77:

Originally posted by thl408:
Chargers are a good team to scrimmage with. Good offensive players and a defensive scheme that will resemble what the Rams do since their 2020 DC is now the Chargers head coach (Brandon Staley). I read about what the Rams are doing this year for defense with their new DC (Raheem Morris) and it will be very similar to what they did in 2020.

We don't need much help to beat the Rams.

Truth.

They don't have Goff to help us out anymore. Our offense has not been great against them since Shanahan has been here. In the last 4 games, we've averaged about 5 yards a play. That likely won't fly with Stafford there.

I think a lot of fans are going to be impressed with JG this season. I really think he's going to have a really good season, if he can stay healthy. I don't see Trey beating him out this year, based on how JG is looking - which is great for us fans. As long as we are winning and competing for a chip.

I think we will trade JG and recoup some of our draft capital. If he has a really good season and stays healthy - he has a team friendly contract for a starting QB, relative to what everyone is getting now.

im super excited for this season. I hope our team comes out ready and fierce, not how we did against the cards last season.

Originally posted by boast:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by 49er-from-Yavin-IV:
I still believe in Trey as the long term solution, but it's clear the plan for Jimmy to start this season was the correct route to go.

That can't be assessed until after the season. If we start Jimmy and win the Super Bowl, then it was the right decision. If we don't, then it was the wrong decision, because we will have nothing to show for stunting Trey's development in favor of playing someone that won't be here. Jimmy's injury history is going to prevent us from getting a lot in trade assuming he plays at a similar level as 2019.

Man remember how stunted Rodgers and Mahomes were for having had to sit behind a vet and learn? Oh wait that never happened.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by NCommand:
That was for you on fair and balanced reporting.

But he was talking about the film prep...not the 30 minutes they stand around listening to a D.J. before shutting it down after 20 minutes.

Wait so Lombardi thinks they're soft or no? Have no idea what this statement has to do with bias reporting and your "theory"?

Huh? Lombardi? He just posted a quote.

I meant I was providing you some content that stated the opposite of the 49ers practices being soft.

You even debate when I throw you a bone.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by NCommand:
That was for you on fair and balanced reporting.

But he was talking about the film prep...not the 30 minutes they stand around listening to a D.J. before shutting it down after 20 minutes.

Wait so Lombardi thinks they're soft or no? Have no idea what this statement has to do with bias reporting and your "theory"?

Huh? Lombardi? He just posted a quote.

I meant I was providing you some content that stated the opposite of the 49ers practices being soft.

You even debate when I throw you a bone.

Master debater?

Originally posted by evil:

Originally posted by boast:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by 49er-from-Yavin-IV:
I still believe in Trey as the long term solution, but it's clear the plan for Jimmy to start this season was the correct route to go.

That can't be assessed until after the season. If we start Jimmy and win the Super Bowl, then it was the right decision. If we don't, then it was the wrong decision, because we will have nothing to show for stunting Trey's development in favor of playing someone that won't be here. Jimmy's injury history is going to prevent us from getting a lot in trade assuming he plays at a similar level as 2019.

Man remember how stunted Rodgers and Mahomes were for having had to sit behind a vet and learn? Oh wait that never happened.

i maintain that had we kept garcia and let alex set for a year or two.. he would have been much better early in his career. . we did a poor job handling alex early in my opinion and while we were doing that.. we also wasted the prime years of gore willis and justin smith in my opinion

Originally posted by cciowa:

Originally posted by evil:

Originally posted by boast:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by 49er-from-Yavin-IV:
I still believe in Trey as the long term solution, but it's clear the plan for Jimmy to start this season was the correct route to go.

That can't be assessed until after the season. If we start Jimmy and win the Super Bowl, then it was the right decision. If we don't, then it was the wrong decision, because we will have nothing to show for stunting Trey's development in favor of playing someone that won't be here. Jimmy's injury history is going to prevent us from getting a lot in trade assuming he plays at a similar level as 2019.

Man remember how stunted Rodgers and Mahomes were for having had to sit behind a vet and learn? Oh wait that never happened.

i maintain that had we kept garcia and let alex set for a year or two.. he would have been much better early in his career. . we did a poor job handling alex early in my opinion and while we were doing that.. we also wasted the prime years of gore willis and justin smith in my opinion

Most definitely

Originally posted by evil:

Originally posted by boast:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by 49er-from-Yavin-IV:
I still believe in Trey as the long term solution, but it's clear the plan for Jimmy to start this season was the correct route to go.

That can't be assessed until after the season. If we start Jimmy and win the Super Bowl, then it was the right decision. If we don't, then it was the wrong decision, because we will have nothing to show for stunting Trey's development in favor of playing someone that won't be here. Jimmy's injury history is going to prevent us from getting a lot in trade assuming he plays at a similar level as 2019.

Man remember how stunted Rodgers and Mahomes were for having had to sit behind a vet and learn? Oh wait that never happened.

Zing lol.

Originally posted by goldlame2013:

Originally posted by evil:

Originally posted by boast:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by 49er-from-Yavin-IV:
I still believe in Trey as the long term solution, but it's clear the plan for Jimmy to start this season was the correct route to go.

That can't be assessed until after the season. If we start Jimmy and win the Super Bowl, then it was the right decision. If we don't, then it was the wrong decision, because we will have nothing to show for stunting Trey's development in favor of playing someone that won't be here. Jimmy's injury history is going to prevent us from getting a lot in trade assuming he plays at a similar level as 2019.

Man remember how stunted Rodgers and Mahomes were for having had to sit behind a vet and learn? Oh wait that never happened.

Zing lol.

Don't forget Tom Brady

Originally posted by lamontb:

Originally posted by goldlame2013:

Originally posted by evil:

Originally posted by boast:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by 49er-from-Yavin-IV:
I still believe in Trey as the long term solution, but it's clear the plan for Jimmy to start this season was the correct route to go.

That can't be assessed until after the season. If we start Jimmy and win the Super Bowl, then it was the right decision. If we don't, then it was the wrong decision, because we will have nothing to show for stunting Trey's development in favor of playing someone that won't be here. Jimmy's injury history is going to prevent us from getting a lot in trade assuming he plays at a similar level as 2019.

Man remember how stunted Rodgers and Mahomes were for having had to sit behind a vet and learn? Oh wait that never happened.

Zing lol.

Don't forget Tom Brady

And Jake Locker and Johnny Manziel.

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by lamontb:

Originally posted by goldlame2013:

Originally posted by evil:

Originally posted by boast:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by 49er-from-Yavin-IV:
I still believe in Trey as the long term solution, but it's clear the plan for Jimmy to start this season was the correct route to go.

That can't be assessed until after the season. If we start Jimmy and win the Super Bowl, then it was the right decision. If we don't, then it was the wrong decision, because we will have nothing to show for stunting Trey's development in favor of playing someone that won't be here. Jimmy's injury history is going to prevent us from getting a lot in trade assuming he plays at a similar level as 2019.

Man remember how stunted Rodgers and Mahomes were for having had to sit behind a vet and learn? Oh wait that never happened.

Zing lol.

Don't forget Tom Brady

And Jake Locker and Johnny Manziel.

Positive vibes only