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Crabtree Discussion Thread
Sep 8, 2009 at 10:57 AM
- BigMar
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Hi there, I'm #15, Michael "Cashtree".... Deion wants me to have this nickname.
Sep 8, 2009 at 11:04 AM
- Youngone
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Why do the football gods hate us?
Sep 8, 2009 at 11:07 AM
- valrod33
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Originally posted by Youngone:
Why do the football gods hate us?
Do they hate us? Or do they love us so much that they are keeping this guy off the team because he will ruin our next run of Dominance?
JK I like Crabtree I want him on our team, wait do i defy the football gods? damnit i dont know what to think anymore
Sep 8, 2009 at 11:08 AM
- BigMar
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Originally posted by Youngone:
Why do the football gods hate us?
Don't think Deion and Craptree are in the football gods catagory....they simply are two crazy fruitloops in their own little thinking mode.
Sep 8, 2009 at 11:08 AM
- frenchmov
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Originally posted by Youngone:
Why do the football gods hate us?
because of our 5 rings! Haters gonna hate bro!
Sep 8, 2009 at 11:10 AM
- evil
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Originally posted by darkknight49:Originally posted by 9inermaniac:
Who was the last rookie WR to make a team credible? All sports analyst say the 49ers are going to suck because we dont have Crabtree. How big of a difference would he really make to the team?
Does anyone know if they are still negotiating or is he waiting for the 49ers to contact him with a new offer?
very true. Calvin Johnson didn't make the Lions any better immediately. The only position that can turn a franchise around with a rook is QB, maybe RB.
He suffered a lower back injury in week 2 or 3 of his rookie season, he would take Vicodin 2x a game to be able to get though the game. He was on a team that could not run the ball and whose QB was sacked 50+ times. It's possible he would have had a greater impact had they had an OL who could run and pass block.
Sep 8, 2009 at 11:11 AM
- BobS
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Originally posted by valrod33:Originally posted by Youngone:
Why do the football gods hate us?
Do they hate us? Or do they love us so much that they are keeping this guy off the team because he will ruin our next run of Dominance?
JK I like Crabtree I want him on our team, wait do i defy the football gods? damnit i dont know what to think anymore
I think the football gods are evening the score we had back to back HOF QBs who were throwing to an HOF receiver, now the football Gods are making us take our lumps.
Sep 8, 2009 at 11:19 AM
- westcoastchamps
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Originally posted by ads_2006:
If he doesnt sign by saturday
I wont care if the niners sign him or not.
I’m with you I’m waiting till Saturday if he doesn’t sign by then I’m done with him he is dead to me. And when we see him next year I hope P Willie takes his head off. But I hope he is just doing what his agent says and come Saturday he says screw this I’m signing
Sep 8, 2009 at 11:24 AM
- battletowin
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jon clayton reported on espn this morning that there has been very little to no talks between crabtree agent and the 9ers.
Sep 8, 2009 at 11:28 AM
- ssahnan
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Originally posted by westcoastchamps:Originally posted by ads_2006:
If he doesnt sign by saturday
I wont care if the niners sign him or not.
I’m with you I’m waiting till Saturday if he doesn’t sign by then I’m done with him he is dead to me. And when we see him next year I hope P Willie takes his head off. But I hope he is just doing what his agent says and come Saturday he says screw this I’m signing
i think if he doesnt sign by saturday or the few days after, i dont think it will be about caring if we sign him or not. I think by then, there's enuf writing on the wall to see we just plainly aren't signing him unless we offer more then the slot, which i dont think we are going to do. if not signed by next week, its pretty evident he does infact truly intend to hold out till the draft unless niners give him what he wants.
for all the leverage we had, its down to a matter of days in my opinion to where leverage will now be his. from his standpoint, if we want him, we know the price tag to get him. otherwise, we'll see him on a opposing team next season.
Sep 8, 2009 at 11:28 AM
- 415fan
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Originally posted by westcoastchamps:Originally posted by ads_2006:
If he doesnt sign by saturday
I wont care if the niners sign him or not.
I’m with you I’m waiting till Saturday if he doesn’t sign by then I’m done with him he is dead to me. And when we see him next year I hope P Willie takes his head off. But I hope he is just doing what his agent says and come Saturday he says screw this I’m signing
BINGO
Sep 8, 2009 at 11:31 AM
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Originally posted by dirtysouthniner:Originally posted by Mookster:Originally posted by sincalniner:
Just seen that Goodell will be doing a live chat tomorrow @ 2pm eastern on NFL.com. We need to get as many zoners on as possable and hound his ass about this Sanders crap.
Agreed. I already sent in my question:
In a recent NFL Network interview Deion Sanders claimed that two teams had attempted to trade for Michael Crabtree and were willing to meet his contract demands. The 49ers have stated no such talks occurred. Essentially, if Deion is speaking the truth then this is an obvious case of tampering. If not then Deion is inappropriately using his position on the NFL Network to attempt to push the 49ers into meeting Crabtree's contract demand.
Given the public nature of the revelation does the league require the 49ers to lodge an investigation and if not will the league be investigating under its own initiative?
Bumping a good question
Halfway through and Goodell hasn't dealt with a sensitive quesiton yet. All publicly available statements (Time Warner network issue and rookie salary cap) he's made elsewhere. I doubt he'll deal with any contentious issues here.
Sep 8, 2009 at 11:32 AM
- 9erfanAUS
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Originally posted by battletowin:
jon clayton reported on espn this morning that there has been very little to no talks between crabtree agent and the 9ers.
I have a feeling that if Crabtree does sign, we're not going to get any forewarning of any negotiations.
I don't see the 49ers caving. The contract is there Crabtree just needs to sign on the dotted line and the deal needs to be processed which supposedly doesn't take more than 30 mins.
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Sep 8, 2009 at 11:33 AM
- glorydayz
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Crabtree is a wash this year anyway, funny how we were all pumped on him being picked a few months ago. The Raiders front office looks a lot smarter than us now at least there guy is in camp to drop all of those passes.
I think he is really going to hold out until next years draft!
I think he is really going to hold out until next years draft!
Sep 8, 2009 at 11:33 AM
- 9erfanAUS
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Originally posted by Mookster:Originally posted by dirtysouthniner:Originally posted by Mookster:Originally posted by sincalniner:
Just seen that Goodell will be doing a live chat tomorrow @ 2pm eastern on NFL.com. We need to get as many zoners on as possable and hound his ass about this Sanders crap.
Agreed. I already sent in my question:
In a recent NFL Network interview Deion Sanders claimed that two teams had attempted to trade for Michael Crabtree and were willing to meet his contract demands. The 49ers have stated no such talks occurred. Essentially, if Deion is speaking the truth then this is an obvious case of tampering. If not then Deion is inappropriately using his position on the NFL Network to attempt to push the 49ers into meeting Crabtree's contract demand.
Given the public nature of the revelation does the league require the 49ers to lodge an investigation and if not will the league be investigating under its own initiative?
Bumping a good question
Halfway through and Goodell hasn't dealt with a sensitive quesiton yet. All publicly available statements (Time Warner network issue and rookie salary cap) he's made elsewhere. I doubt he'll deal with any contentious issues here.
Goodell isn't ballsy enough to take any tough questions...
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