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Fangio believes in a 3-4 defense, with outside linebackers as primary pass rushers and frequent blitzes. He has apparently not been impressed by the play of Manny Lawson, now a free agent, so it’s unlikely the 49ers will try to persuade Lawson to return.
Originally posted by 9erfanAUS:
I'm not quite sure how much stake I want to put into that little tidbit.
-9fA
Originally posted by DaveWilcox:
Nowhere in the article does Fangio say anything about Lawson. Fangio doesn't imply it and isn't even quoted.
The Fangio not impressed with Lawson part of the article is what Dickey inferred and assumes.
There are no quotes in this article, no new news or scoops.
Dickey is just expressing his opinion. It's a pretty lame article IMO.
Originally posted by DaveWilcox:
Nowhere in the article does Fangio say anything about Lawson. Fangio doesn't imply it and isn't even quoted.
The Fangio not impressed with Lawson part of the article is what Dickey inferred and assumes.
There are no quotes in this article, no new news or scoops. Everyone knows that in a 3-4, the pass rush comes from the OLBs.. Duh!!
Dickey is just expressing his opinion. It's a pretty lame article IMO.
Originally posted by 49erThrowback:
Lawson is likely to make some tree very happy.
Originally posted by TheChozen:
Well if it is true, it sucks he's not under contract so we could trade him and get something for him instead of just letting him walk.
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On Alex Smith
“I would send him on his way,” Razzano finally managed to enunciate. “He may not find any suitors. Teams aren’t going to line up to sign him unless as a backup.”
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“I know,” Razzano said. “Harbaugh is starting to be enamored of him. I understand that. Coaches are positive guys and they always think they can improve players. Harbaugh has been looking at cut-ups of Smith’s best plays — he won’t see him fumbling in the fourth quarter. And he’s thinking, ‘I can work with this guy.’ Harbaugh is thinking he wants to start with a clean slate (with Smith). But Smith already has gotten two coaches fired.”
On using their first round pick on a QB
“Cam Newton is the only quarterback with potential they can use that pick on,” Razzano continued. “Not Blaine Gabbert (Missouri), not in the first round. He’s Andrew Walter (who played, not so well, for the Raiders). He’s a fringe guy. Gabbert should go in the third or fourth round. He will get way over-drafted.”
On Jake Locker
“I love Locker,” Razzano said. “People are concerned about his accuracy. I’m not. He’s going to be good in the NFL when he’s surrounded by talent. At Washington he had no offensive line and only one receiver. But there’s only one top-10 quarterback and that’s Newton.”
On Harbaugh's Power vs. Baalke's
“Harbaugh is an opinionated guy,” Razzano said. “His opinion could be more of a determining factor than the GM’s (Trent Baalke). They’re paying him $25 million. I always say, ‘follow the money.’”