So we got Tank anyway at #40 for a third rounder next year and an extra seventh rounder this year.
Baalke gets some props...he's drafting like a boss.
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Apr 26, 2013 at 4:45 PM
- kray28
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Apr 26, 2013 at 4:46 PM
- tohara3
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Originally posted by 5280High:Great Value!
Agreed. Welcome to the 49ers Tank!
Apr 26, 2013 at 4:47 PM
- Travisty13
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Originally posted by kray28:So we got Tank anyway at #40 for a third rounder next year and an extra seventh rounder this year.
Baalke gets some props...he's drafting like a boss.
He did the same for Looney last year. Knew who he wanted, still moved back, and got his guy. Baalke is slick.
Apr 26, 2013 at 4:48 PM
- tohara3
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Welcome to the 49ers Tank!!
Apr 26, 2013 at 4:49 PM
- niners9
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Great pick!!!
Apr 26, 2013 at 4:49 PM
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Horribly inconsistent in my opinion. All the negatives I saw:
- Often times the last person off the snap of the ball
- Got a LOT of help on plays he made, with a lot of stats compiled through the assistance of scheme. Not as much through individual effort.
- Struggled to disengage offensive linemen and relied too much on running around them
- Lacks a variety of pass rush moves, relying too much on athleticism instead of technique
- Coming off a season-ending injury
- Extremely raw and no experience dropping into coverage if they plan on moving him to OLB
- Good straight line speed, but mediocre change of direction.
- Often pushed back by running backs, far too often gaining extra yardage after contact
They selected him in the 2nd based ENTIRELY on potential and the hope they can convert an athlete into a football player. I pray they can do so, because if not, he will be a complete bust.
- Often times the last person off the snap of the ball
- Got a LOT of help on plays he made, with a lot of stats compiled through the assistance of scheme. Not as much through individual effort.
- Struggled to disengage offensive linemen and relied too much on running around them
- Lacks a variety of pass rush moves, relying too much on athleticism instead of technique
- Coming off a season-ending injury
- Extremely raw and no experience dropping into coverage if they plan on moving him to OLB
- Good straight line speed, but mediocre change of direction.
- Often pushed back by running backs, far too often gaining extra yardage after contact
They selected him in the 2nd based ENTIRELY on potential and the hope they can convert an athlete into a football player. I pray they can do so, because if not, he will be a complete bust.
Apr 26, 2013 at 4:51 PM
- socalniner
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good pick Baalke
Apr 26, 2013 at 4:52 PM
- captveg
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W00t!
[ Edited by captveg on Apr 26, 2013 at 4:52 PM ]
Apr 26, 2013 at 4:54 PM
- kray28
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I like this guy a lot...DL is a huge concern right now. Glad to see them addressing needs.
Apr 26, 2013 at 4:56 PM
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Originally posted by 4everfaithful24:
Originally posted by Garcia:
Originally posted by Envy:
Originally posted by Garcia:
wtf you talking about?
No idea who this guy is.
is that the guy from parks and rec.?
Ron Swanson is way bigger and far tougher than Justin Smith
Apr 26, 2013 at 4:56 PM
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Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Horribly inconsistent in my opinion. All the negatives I saw:
- Often times the last person off the snap of the ball
- Got a LOT of help on plays he made, with a lot of stats compiled through the assistance of scheme. Not as much through individual effort.
- Struggled to disengage offensive linemen and relied too much on running around them
- Lacks a variety of pass rush moves, relying too much on athleticism instead of technique
- Coming off a season-ending injury
- Extremely raw and no experience dropping into coverage if they plan on moving him to OLB
- Good straight line speed, but mediocre change of direction.
- Often pushed back by running backs, far too often gaining extra yardage after contact
They selected him in the 2nd based ENTIRELY on potential and the hope they can convert an athlete into a football player. I pray they can do so, because if not, he will be a complete bust.
Tomsula. We got Tomsula
Apr 26, 2013 at 4:57 PM
- socalniner
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perfect. we can ease him into the rotation. awesome.
Apr 26, 2013 at 5:02 PM
- TheGoldDiggerrrr
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Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Horribly inconsistent in my opinion. All the negatives I saw:
- Often times the last person off the snap of the ball
- Got a LOT of help on plays he made, with a lot of stats compiled through the assistance of scheme. Not as much through individual effort.
- Struggled to disengage offensive linemen and relied too much on running around them
- Lacks a variety of pass rush moves, relying too much on athleticism instead of technique
- Coming off a season-ending injury
- Extremely raw and no experience dropping into coverage if they plan on moving him to OLB
- Good straight line speed, but mediocre change of direction.
- Often pushed back by running backs, far too often gaining extra yardage after contact
They selected him in the 2nd based ENTIRELY on potential and the hope they can convert an athlete into a football player. I pray they can do so, because if not, he will be a complete bust.
Tomsula. We got Tomsula
I know dude has all the tools, he just needs coaching. That's why you higher the coachs, Rookie are far from finished products, He will come in get a few snaps here and there, but mainly will sit learn from Justin Smith and Tomsula on how to tap into all that talent.
Apr 26, 2013 at 5:04 PM
- baltien
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Originally posted by qnnhan7:Originally posted by OnTheClock:Horribly inconsistent in my opinion. All the negatives I saw:
- Often times the last person off the snap of the ball
- Got a LOT of help on plays he made, with a lot of stats compiled through the assistance of scheme. Not as much through individual effort.
- Struggled to disengage offensive linemen and relied too much on running around them
- Lacks a variety of pass rush moves, relying too much on athleticism instead of technique
- Coming off a season-ending injury
- Extremely raw and no experience dropping into coverage if they plan on moving him to OLB
- Good straight line speed, but mediocre change of direction.
- Often pushed back by running backs, far too often gaining extra yardage after contact
They selected him in the 2nd based ENTIRELY on potential and the hope they can convert an athlete into a football player. I pray they can do so, because if not, he will be a complete bust.
Tomsula. We got Tomsula
And Justin Smith, Aldon Smith, and Ahmad Brooks to help mentor him.
He'll be fine.
Apr 26, 2013 at 5:08 PM
- BrianGO
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Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Horribly inconsistent in my opinion. All the negatives I saw:
- Often times the last person off the snap of the ball
- Got a LOT of help on plays he made, with a lot of stats compiled through the assistance of scheme. Not as much through individual effort.
- Struggled to disengage offensive linemen and relied too much on running around them
- Lacks a variety of pass rush moves, relying too much on athleticism instead of technique
- Coming off a season-ending injury
- Extremely raw and no experience dropping into coverage if they plan on moving him to OLB
- Good straight line speed, but mediocre change of direction.
- Often pushed back by running backs, far too often gaining extra yardage after contact
They selected him in the 2nd based ENTIRELY on potential and the hope they can convert an athlete into a football player. I pray they can do so, because if not, he will be a complete bust.
I have the polar opposite opinion on everything you said, except for the knee injury.