Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by oldninerdude:
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by RogerCraig:
We land a dude who might not be eligible to play 1-3 games? Not great, not horrific player. But, what about the guys we just cut? The dude from Hawaii is a big OLB, but has great speed for his size. Front office knows what it is doing, but this has me wondering.
carefull, i have already been called hysterical for raising these same concerns about the front office, as you know you can not question the front office and still be a fan of the team. they knew about having to put him on injured reserve before they made the cuts so that makes it double dumb.
No, you have been challenged because you referred to the front office as "idiotic" and because you have mocked the coaching staff for "their little blue shirts."
Its one thing to raise issues and be critical; its something else to sarcastically and viciously mock the front office and coaching staff based only on the incomplete information to which we, as fans, are limited.
they also due to thier arrogance bungled the manning smith thing and almost cost us two good quarterbacks in my opinion. yes in those two cases they have been idiotic in my opinion.
So you know all about what occurred in the Manning, Smith "thing." Please fill us in.
Was it Manning who initiated the contact, invited Harbaugh to a workout, wanted to see if the Niners were interested enough to pony up the fortune he was asking for, and had nothing to lose by making Denver think he had other options?
Your source for all this info is whom? Peyton hisself? Or maybe Archie? Or some beat writer in Denver? Who?
And you would have recommended what, that the Niners not even consider the possibility that a future HOF QB might want to play for SF? That he might be more interested in getting a SB ring than in the money? (Wrong.)
So it was idiotic that the Niners let themselves be used by Manning? Or would it have been more idiotic to completely ignore him?
An just how is it "arrogance" to consider Manning? They thought they were too good to sign him? They why'd they go to his workout?
How does the Manning/Smith QB situation count as "two cases?" Wasn't it a single episode?
You don't appear know all the details of what actually occurred, or why, yet you're condemning the Niners.
SMH.
Feel free to criticize the Niners all you want, but please provide us with some evidence to back up what you say.
Otherwise some of us will question your posts.