Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
Nick Foles on the trade block
Jesus another f**king domino that needs to fall.
Makes no difference really. I don't think Jimmy Is getting traded this season anyway.
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Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
Nick Foles on the trade block
Jesus another f**king domino that needs to fall.
Originally posted by Kolohe:
But that's another reason I call their bluff on keeping Jimmy. They paid $2 mil guaranteed to Sudfeld, you don't pay that kind of money to a third string QB. Jimmy will most likely be on another team and my guess is it will be on the second day of the draft.
Originally posted by Bay2Bay9erAllday:
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Originally posted by JTB1974:
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And how do you know that? And being a Jimmy fan doesn't count as a reason.
Joe Montana said so.
Steve young, agrees.
"Now Trey Lance, we don't know, and Trey doesn't know. If Trey was ready, Trey would have played," said Young. "Trey needs to get ready this offseason. This needs to be the biggest boot camp ever in history, to get him ready to be expansive. I told you when I said we'd have to watch him go from two to 10, this Fall is not going to go from 6-10, it's going to be a process, it's going to be a patient process, but we cannot wait for that. We've got to get him ready, and we've got six months to do it."
Lance has been working with some QB gurus. So hopefully, once the season starts, he'll be more ready than he was last year.
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Originally posted by random49er:
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
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Joe Montana said so.
Joe Montana saying something and you knowing something are 2 completely different things.
We are back to Joe Montana doesn't know NFL, football and the QB position. It's a strange hill to die on.
Originally posted by random49er:
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Originally posted by random49er:
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Joe Montana saying something and you knowing something are 2 completely different things.
We are back to Joe Montana doesn't know NFL, football and the QB position. It's a strange hill to die on.
We were discussing what you know, not whether or not Joe Montana knows NFL, football and the QB position.
Joe Montana's opinion (because that's what it is) doesn't = you being able to factually foretell the future.
Logic just doesn't work that way,....and throwing big names at horribly faulty logic doesn't make it any better.
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by Giedi:it's not vacant now and will they wait 4 months for jimmy ? Doubt it
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
+ Show all quotes there aren't any starting spots now and there won't be any later. Who's going to trade for jimmy to be a back up ?
Browns?![]()
Originally posted by Tigerlaw:
Originally posted by Giedi:
Originally posted by JTB1974:
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I just don't see a team for him. The Panthers are now looking into bringing back Cam. And in late July and August what team is going to have $27 Million in cap space laying around? Saints just signed Dalton to a 1 year deal worth $6 Million. So Jimmy can prove to be 100% healthy but there is still the $27 Million he is due and he still needs a team who is interested. Those latter two is more of an issue than his health IMO. Atleast at that time of the year. I think the best chance to get any value for him is to give him like a 3 year extension but make it much lower than the $27 Million.Something like 3 years worth $30 Million. And take about $15 Million he is due this year and add it to those future years making the extension 3 years worth $45 Million. Now he would have trade value.But I don't think Jimmy would ever agree to that. Especially to be a backup until a trade happens.
Well, take 27 divide by 3 and you get 9 million. Conceivably, a team with a cap space of 9 million can sign him, if they are willing to trade for him and value him at 9 million per year for three years. In other words, all he needs is a team that thinks he's a viable starting QB. Why not the Panthers? Why not the Browns? Again, a team has to find value in him to sign him. Right now, due to his injury, he's not worth much, but again, he will be healthy soon, and it's at that point in time, that teams will start getting interested him. That's what's holding up any trades, that darn shoulder operation of his.
As of now JG has no starting job available this year and will likely have to "prove it" next year
Teams have used most of their cap space so his potential earnings are looking bad.
i can imagine a scenario where it would make sense for JG to do a 2 year deal to guarantee his current money by splitting it over 2 years but making it guaranteed.
10 mil or less for this year and then set up the remaining guaranteed money as the 1st calendar day again to force an early trade next year and then JG can renegotiate a long term deal with his new team.
Originally posted by 9ersLiferInChicago:
Originally posted by Kolohe:
But that's another reason I call their bluff on keeping Jimmy. They paid $2 mil guaranteed to Sudfeld, you don't pay that kind of money to a third string QB. Jimmy will most likely be on another team and my guess is it will be on the second day of the draft.
Thus far Shanny and Lynch have indicated that they won't release Jimmy, and they won't give him away for less than what they see as fair compensation. Given that, do you really think Shanny and Lynch will let him go for a day-2 draft pick, or less than a 2nd?
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Originally posted by random49er:
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
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Joe Montana said so.
Joe Montana saying something and you knowing something are 2 completely different things.
We are back to Joe Montana doesn't know NFL, football and the QB position. It's a strange hill to die on.
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:.
Originally posted by random49er:
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
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Joe Montana said so.
Joe Montana saying something and you knowing something are 2 completely different things.
We are back to Joe Montana doesn't know NFL, football and the QB position. It's a strange hill to die on.
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Yes I agree they both said it. So far he's not ready. He can still grow. Hopefully he does.
Originally posted by JTB1974:Originally posted by SanDiego49er:Yes I agree they both said it. So far he's not ready. He can still grow. Hopefully he does.
How can anybody say he is not ready when OTA's Haven't even begun yet? Let's say for argument sake that he wasn't ready last season, How can anybody say he won't be ready this season? Shouldn't that be determined through the entire offseason and especially training camp?
Imagine not seing a single pass in the offseason and telling him he isn't ready because he wasn't ready last season. And you don't trade 3 1st RD picks to draft a guy and have him sit two straight years. That's malpractice.
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Originally posted by random49er:
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
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We are back to Joe Montana doesn't know NFL, football and the QB position. It's a strange hill to die on.
We were discussing what you know, not whether or not Joe Montana knows NFL, football and the QB position.
Joe Montana's opinion (because that's what it is) doesn't = you being able to factually foretell the future.
Logic just doesn't work that way,....and throwing big names at horribly faulty logic doesn't make it any better.
Wow.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Originally posted by random49er:
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We were discussing what you know, not whether or not Joe Montana knows NFL, football and the QB position.
Joe Montana's opinion (because that's what it is) doesn't = you being able to factually foretell the future.
Logic just doesn't work that way,....and throwing big names at horribly faulty logic doesn't make it any better.
Wow.
it's true and if Joe said he was ready we wouldn't hear his name coming out of your month for the past couple months. You'd try to find some other former player or makeup something else.
Also if Trey goes out and plays better football then Jimmy this yr, then what? Does that mean Joe clearly didn't know or probably care about the whole situation? Will you say Joe was wrong or find some weird way to move the goalposts about something you've used as the cornerstone of your "he's not ready" debate? Which is weak at best to begin with.