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Either way, those two Seattle games are going to be huge.
I see this trade as Baltimore's thank you note for giving them the Super Bowl.
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Originally posted by SnakePlissken:
We're getting Randy Moss again, but without the 'cracks', and extended ability to reach out an educate teammates. -We seem to be stocking up on 1st round has-beens who won Superbowls a season previous.

meh. Boldin is a warrior. Moss never was.
BOOM BABY! BOOM!
Niners hit a home run!
TorreySmithRT @RavensInsider: Anquan Boldin traded to 49ers for a sixth-round pick....WHAT!!!
[ Edited by OregonNiner87 on Mar 11, 2013 at 2:08 PM ]
Originally posted by sdcindy:
Yeah he was a 49er killer. Worth a 6th round draft pick IMO.

He is definitely worth a 6th. But I've been saying this, and I'll say it again, he is just an older version of Michael Crabtree. However, it's better to have two Michael Crabtrees than one Crabtree and nothing else.
Originally posted by boast:
According to @PFF Boldin had the lowest drop rate in the NFL at 2.99%. Next closest? Roddy White at 4.17% #Hands #Value #49ers

BOOM! Great Stat!

+ Mr. Hands (i.e. Crabtree)
even for one or two years this is a great 6th round draft pick!!
Great Blocker also.......
Originally posted by slowriot:
"What once was a not-so-friendly rivalry between San Francisco and Seattle has turned into something more like an arms race, with the Seahawks making the first bold move by adding wide receiver Percy Harvin.

Now it's up to San Francisco to counter, and this just in: The 49ers on Monday acquired wide receiver Anquan Boldin from Baltimore, a guy who helped beat them in Super Bowl XLVII. What's more, they have five of the first 93 choices in this year's draft and 14 overall, including three expected compensatory choices. That gives them the freedom to respond to Seattle, with speculation centered on New York Jets' cornerback Darrelle Revis.

All I know is that Seattle and San Francisco seem to be positioning themselves for a two-team race ... and I'm not talking about the NFC West. I'm talking about the NFC, period."

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/blog/clark-judge/21854205/seattle-49ers-turning-nfc-west-into-an-arms-race

Probably what it would have been even without these two trades.

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Originally posted by BadgerHawk:
Didn't I catch somewhere that Boldin agreed to restructure. Even still for a 6th that probably would have been cut? Great deal! And we still have 13-14 picks to boot!


Where did you hear he was willing to restructure? Man, the news keeps getting better and better.
Does this mean Kaepernick can toss up rainbow floaters now?
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
If there's a reason not to like the trade it's because there went our cap room. No better way to start FA than with no cap room amirite?

I doubt they were going to make any big signings in the first place. With the Alex trade, the release of Akers, and whoever else they let go, they'll have plenty of cap space to add in a couple lower-mid tier free agents that are left after the vultures raid the market.

Plus, you can make any signing work if you want it to. Not that they're going to make a big splash in free agency, but if they wanted to, they can be pretty creative nowadays on how to assign a low first-year cap # to a big contract.
Originally posted by boast:
meh. Boldin is a warrior. Moss never was.

Exactly. Boldin is a beast who gives everything he has every second he's on the field. He fights for every reception. We've seen enough of that throughout his years with Arizona.
haha seemed like every week we were playing in primetime last year, im sure it will be much of the same again, i can see niners vs seahawks SNF for sure on the schedule
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