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Originally posted by ChazBoner:
@mattbarrows Harbaugh said that Kaepernick has started to emerge as the No 2 QB. Said Johnson will enter third, Tolzien fourth v. Texans.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by ChazBoner:
@mattbarrows Harbaugh said that Kaepernick has started to emerge as the No 2 QB. Said Johnson will enter third, Tolzien fourth v. Texans.
Its b/c Harbaugh has already seen enough to make Tolzien #2. He needs to see more of Kaep/Johnson for #3.
Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by ChazBoner:
@mattbarrows Harbaugh said that Kaepernick has started to emerge as the No 2 QB. Said Johnson will enter third, Tolzien fourth v. Texans.
Its b/c Harbaugh has already seen enough to make Tolzien #2. He needs to see more of Kaep/Johnson for #3.
At first I laughed. Then I was like hmmmmm.....
Originally posted by NCommand:
Its b/c Harbaugh has already seen enough to make Tolzien #2. He needs to see more of Kaep/Johnson for #3.
Originally posted by CornellU49er:Originally posted by NCommand:Its b/c Harbaugh has already seen enough to make Tolzien #2. He needs to see more of Kaep/Johnson for #3.
I think this is classic Harbaugh player management. Tolzien has been really played up by the media, fans, and his teammates (Whitner, eg.) this week. Harbaugh wants to keep him hungry, focused and not let him, or the media, get ahead of himself. Meanwhile, he wants to continue to encourage CK or JJ before a final decision has been made. If I had to guess, other than Smith at #1, Harbaugh's comments and the order the QBs will play is not indicative of how they stack up on the final depth chart. Should be fun to watch this play out.
I, for one, will be very disappointed if ST does not make this team.
Originally posted by monsterzero789:
Originally posted by CornellU49er:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Its b/c Harbaugh has already seen enough to make Tolzien #2. He needs to see more of Kaep/Johnson for #3.
I think this is classic Harbaugh player management. Tolzien has been really played up by the media, fans, and his teammates (Whitner, eg.) this week. Harbaugh wants to keep him hungry, focused and not let him, or the media, get ahead of himself. Meanwhile, he wants to continue to encourage CK or JJ before a final decision has been made. If I had to guess, other than Smith at #1, Harbaugh's comments and the order the QBs will play is not indicative of how they stack up on the final depth chart. Should be fun to watch this play out.
I, for one, will be very disappointed if ST does not make this team.
I agree on your idea of Harbs not wanting to let tolziens ego blow up. He kind of did it last year with Aldon Smith. Smith was a half sack away from the rookie record and he was on the bench a lot more than normal in the season finale. It was wierd but maybe he was keeping him youngry too
Originally posted by oldman9er:
Brooks was quick running the arc, but he always seemed to run himself just beyond the QB. He needs to learn to sharpen his route inside. He has the power to engage a blocker and push through him if need be. Too often, he tries to use speed to get around the block.
Originally posted by Gore_21:
Originally posted by oldman9er:
Brooks was quick running the arc, but he always seemed to run himself just beyond the QB. He needs to learn to sharpen his route inside. He has the power to engage a blocker and push through him if need be. Too often, he tries to use speed to get around the block.
Agreed, the guy is 270 yet seems like most of the time he uses speed to try and get around and ends up running himself out of the play/qb. I'd like to see him work on his moves, bull rush more... trying going in side more...
Originally posted by Gore_21:
UPDATE BEFORE GAME 2:
Nate Byham - STOCK TERMINATED
I was going to say if he didn't play this game at Hou he is in big trouble. He has been missing a lot of practice and didn't appear to have recovered from his ACL injury. He was just so far behind and odds were against him with Reuland playing well and possibly not keeping 3 TEs with Dobbs playing both ways. I think he would have had a shot if he was 100% but he hasn't played or practiced since August 1, 2011.
Cam Johnson - STOCK DOWN
Hasn't practiced much and I think the team knew they got him so late because of an injury issue. His stock is going down but they might see enough potential to put him on PUP or IR or keep him around. If he doesn't play in this game odds are against him making the team on something besides an injury list. Now with us adding Rowe and if Bakhtiari has another game odds would be against him.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Stock down:
1. OL, Again against a team that can pass rush. I still have NO idea how Alex Smith didn't get seriously hurt. Seriously.
2. We missed our OLB's badly. Eric Bakhtiari is going to make this team as the #4 but he's more of a SAM than a WILL. We still need a pass rusher badly.
3. Secondary, constantly playing 40 yards off WR's. Brock looked pretty bad mostly. We missed Cox. He will be #3 or #4. And we are VERY poor against tall receivers including TE's. This worries me long term as does 3rd and 10 and playing 15 yards off the LOS when we bring a blitz.
4. Rock Cartwright may be a key backup running back.
Stock up:
5. Injuries. Really pushing hard to make this team...fall.![]()