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Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
I remember how many people were so upset that the 49ers traded up for him. In terms of physical characteristics, he's the ideal safety in every way imaginable. Then you add in that he's obviously a very intelligent, bright guy and it just makes for an outstanding player, can't wait to see what he'll look like with another year or two of experience under his belt.
Originally posted by frankie:
Eric reid is the frickin man! Keep up the great work
Be awesome if he wore 36 tho, since hanks # aint getting retired!
Originally posted by xela510:
Originally posted by frankie:
Eric reid is the frickin man! Keep up the great work
Be awesome if he wore 36 tho, since hanks # aint getting retired!
I like number 35 because it matches with Navorro's 53
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
I remember how many people were so upset that the 49ers traded up for him. In terms of physical characteristics, he's the ideal safety in every way imaginable. Then you add in that he's obviously a very intelligent, bright guy and it just makes for an outstanding player, can't wait to see what he'll look like with another year or two of experience under his belt.
Originally posted by IdahoNiner:
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
I remember how many people were so upset that the 49ers traded up for him. In terms of physical characteristics, he's the ideal safety in every way imaginable. Then you add in that he's obviously a very intelligent, bright guy and it just makes for an outstanding player, can't wait to see what he'll look like with another year or two of experience under his belt.
I wasnt upset we moved up to get him. Im always happy with aggressive moves to get the guy we want, i was however upset with the choice at the time. I wasnt high on him at all. Glad he has proved me 100% wrong thus far.
Originally posted by NinerBuff:
That's how I felt. The Reid pick was the antithesis of what we did in 2012. We identified who we wanted, we had an obvious need at the position, and we had draft capital to justify the move.
So far so good.
Originally posted by swayze:
Originally posted by NinerBuff:
That's how I felt. The Reid pick was the antithesis of what we did in 2012. We identified who we wanted, we had an obvious need at the position, and we had draft capital to justify the move.
So far so good.
Evidence that Baalke can learn from his mistakes?
Originally posted by SofaKing:
This was one hell of a pick. Trading that far up for a safety had me nervous, but we hit the ball out of the park with this one. I can't believe we found an upgrade over Goldson who was 1st-team All-Pro.
Originally posted by buck:
And Reid is probably going to get better as he gains more experience.
Originally posted by buck:
And Reid is probably going to get better as he gains more experience.