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Originally posted by picklejuice:
when do we ever draft properly in the early rounds jeez its so sad
Originally posted by the_dynasty:
This is like the Ambry Thomas situation again, except a hundred times worse. At least Ambry stunk as an outside corner, an important position.
Holding on to a kicker who missed like half of his 18 40+ kicks, makes zero sense. Yet here we are. Why-I have no idea.
Forget the kicker situation actually, just how scary it is for the rest of the team with the way they cling to bad players. Are we sure Brendel still isn't the starting center next year? Would Puni sniff the field this year if Burford and Feliciano were fully healthy?
And this contrasts with the WR doghouse so much. How you want perfection in execution when you hang on to bad players who can't execute?
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Originally posted by picklejuice:
when do we ever draft properly in the early rounds jeez its so sad
They have a lot of misses in the first 3 rounds. I'm fine with them picking well middle and later rounds. But they got to hit on some of these early ones if you want to build a real championship team.
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
I like the kid and it's weird because he kicked the longest field goals in sb history no? I mean that's as high pressure as it gets so in his own mind he should KNOW he can do it in the toughest situations. He simply thinks too much and needs to friggin clear his head.
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
I like the kid and it's weird because he kicked the longest field goals in sb history no? I mean that's as high pressure as it gets so in his own mind he should KNOW he can do it in the toughest situations. He simply thinks too much and needs to friggin clear his head.
Originally posted by 49ers808:
It's 100% due to where he was drafted and them not wanting to be wrong about a pick that everyone except them thought was a stupid one
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:Yes the Lance pick was obviously bad but I would also consider the Kinlaw pick a major mistake.
Their success rate is about average. When you consider that they've been picking near the end of every round for most of the years it's actually remarkable that they've done as well as they have. Their one major mistake was moving u to tke Lance. I understand why they did it but it wasn't a good year to be doing that. Bad QB class . Unfortunately they happened to have a rare opportumity to move up since they had a bad year following JGs injury. Too bad it didn't happen in a year when there were some really tlented players like last year.
Originally posted by 49ers808:Originally posted by the_dynasty:This is like the Ambry Thomas situation again, except a hundred times worse. At least Ambry stunk as an outside corner, an important position.
Holding on to a kicker who missed like half of his 18 40+ kicks, makes zero sense. Yet here we are. Why-I have no idea.
Forget the kicker situation actually, just how scary it is for the rest of the team with the way they cling to bad players. Are we sure Brendel still isn't the starting center next year? Would Puni sniff the field this year if Burford and Feliciano were fully healthy?
And this contrasts with the WR doghouse so much. How you want perfection in execution when you hang on to bad players who can't execute?
It's 100% due to where he was drafted and them not wanting to be wrong about a pick that everyone except them thought was a stupid one
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Originally posted by 49ers808:
Originally posted by the_dynasty:
This is like the Ambry Thomas situation again, except a hundred times worse. At least Ambry stunk as an outside corner, an important position.
Holding on to a kicker who missed like half of his 18 40+ kicks, makes zero sense. Yet here we are. Why-I have no idea.
Forget the kicker situation actually, just how scary it is for the rest of the team with the way they cling to bad players. Are we sure Brendel still isn't the starting center next year? Would Puni sniff the field this year if Burford and Feliciano were fully healthy?
And this contrasts with the WR doghouse so much. How you want perfection in execution when you hang on to bad players who can't execute?
It's 100% due to where he was drafted and them not wanting to be wrong about a pick that everyone except them thought was a stupid one
People say this stuff a lot but I kinda doubt this. We only gave one game left, only reason he's not cut is because we have nothing to play for. They'll likely sign a guy to a futures deal and cut Moody before the new league year
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
