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Who threw the pick so we can say how much they suck?
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Jul 28, 2017 at 1:06 PM
- smithgdwg
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Who threw the pick so we can say how much they suck?
Jul 28, 2017 at 1:06 PM
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Originally posted by lamontb:
Jed gotta go bald ASAP. How can he walk around like that
I would gladly give up a yarmulke's worth of hair to own the 49ers.
He could have crapped his pants a quarter of the way up that hill, slipped on his own feces and then rolled through it with an open mouth all the way back down and he'd still be having a better day than every single one of us.
Jul 28, 2017 at 1:08 PM
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I dig his beard.
Good to hear Reuben is already showing up. That's my boy.
Good to hear Reuben is already showing up. That's my boy.
Jul 28, 2017 at 1:09 PM
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Originally posted by smithgdwg:Originally posted by defenderDX:Reuben foster with a pick 6
Who threw the pick so we can say how much they suck?
BeatHard
Jul 28, 2017 at 1:22 PM
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Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Originally posted by smithgdwg:
Originally posted by defenderDX:
Reuben foster with a pick 6
Who threw the pick so we can say how much they suck?
BeatHard
0-16 here we come
Jul 28, 2017 at 1:35 PM
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Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by braap49er:
Originally posted by D0PEMAN:
WHOOOOO'S GOT IT BETTER THAN US?!?!?!?!!?!
NOOOOOOOBODDDDYYYYY
speaking of juvenile things that made the vets roll their eyes when we started to lose games in the last year of his career here
You mean when over a third of the team was on ir?
Funny how many of these vets decided to quit after the Yorks bungled his firing
Jul 28, 2017 at 2:00 PM
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2017-07-28 1:34 PM | Joe Fann
14 Observations from 49ers Training Camp: July 28
2017 49ers Training Camp Arrival Day
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The San Francisco 49ers opened training camp on Friday with their first practice, a non-padded session from the SAP Performance Facility. Reuben Foster, Marquise Goodwin and others provided the initial highlights of what will be an entertaining month in Santa Clara.
Here are the top observations from Friday.
1. During the first 20 minutes of practice, breaking news came through that Solomon Thomas had signed his contract. The third-overall pick went straight to the locker room to get dressed before heading out to the practice field. He did a light warmup with strength and conditioning coach Ray Wright but did not do any work with the full team. Kyle Shanahan told reporters on Friday that Thomas is expected to be a full participant on Saturday.
2. Speaking of rookies, Foster provided the first turnover of camp when he intercepted C.J. Beathard on a tipped pass over the middle during a 7-on-7 period. Foster returned it for what could have been a pick-six. The linebacker spent most of practice running with the threes.
"It was good to get him out there," Shanahan said after practice.
Friday was Foster's first full-team work since San Francisco drafted the linebacker.
3. Some lineup notes:
- Dontae Johnson and Rashard Robinson got first-team reps at corner. Ahkello Witherspoon and Keith Reaser were up next.
- Jaquiski Tartt started at free safety in place of the injured Jimmie Ward, who was out with a minor hamstring injury.
- The 49ers starting offensive line, from left to right, was Joe Staley, Joshua Garnett, Daniel Kilgore, Brandon Fusco and Trent Brown. Jeremy Zuttah later in the afternoon got time at center and guard with the first unit.
- The starting defensive line went as follows from left to right: Tank Carradine, Earl Mitchell, DeForest Buckner and Arik Armstead. Eli Harold and Elvis Dumervil were quick to sub in for Carradine and Armstead.
4. Carlos Hyde started practice with a few sizeable runs. The offensive line created a hole, and Hyde showed good burst.
5. Aaron Lynch, Armstead and Buckner all made plays in the backfied on Friday.
6. Brian Hoyer to Pierre Garçon for a 15-yard gain was the first notable offensive highlight. Hoyer threaded a pass to Garçon's back shoulder through tight coverage for the completion.
7. It was the same names getting punt return reps as the offseason program: Jeremy Kerley, Bruce Ellington, Trent Taylor, DeAndre Carter and Victor Bolden Jr.
8. Hoyer lofted a pass over the coverage to Aldrick Robinson for a medium gain down the right sideline during full-team work.
9. Hoyer also had two nice completions to Goodwin. One came on a crossing route from left to right and the next on a 10-yard stopping route.
10. Ray-Ray Armstrong nearly had the play of the day. He kept up with Joe Williams stride-for-stride down the right sideline and nearly came down with an over-the-shoulder interception.
11. DeAndre Smelter came down with a contested 25-yard reception down the right sideline on a throw from Nick Mullens. Smelter fought through contact and made an adjustment on the ball before going up and making the grab.
12. Eric Reid made a diving interception on a pass towards the left sideline. Chanceller James nearly did the same but settled for the impressive PBU.
13. Williams found a nice hole up the middle towards the end of practice and showed off his wheels for what may have been a long touchdown run.
14. One more defensive highlight came from Harold and Ronald Blair III. Harold tipped the ball at the line of scrimmage, Blair came down with the ball and took off for a would-be pick-six.
You can start to read into b these lineups. The OL, DL and CB
starting lineups is exactly as I expected. Now, can they keep It?
PS: Zuttah will hopefully beat out Kilgore.
14 Observations from 49ers Training Camp: July 28
2017 49ers Training Camp Arrival Day
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The San Francisco 49ers opened training camp on Friday with their first practice, a non-padded session from the SAP Performance Facility. Reuben Foster, Marquise Goodwin and others provided the initial highlights of what will be an entertaining month in Santa Clara.
Here are the top observations from Friday.
1. During the first 20 minutes of practice, breaking news came through that Solomon Thomas had signed his contract. The third-overall pick went straight to the locker room to get dressed before heading out to the practice field. He did a light warmup with strength and conditioning coach Ray Wright but did not do any work with the full team. Kyle Shanahan told reporters on Friday that Thomas is expected to be a full participant on Saturday.
2. Speaking of rookies, Foster provided the first turnover of camp when he intercepted C.J. Beathard on a tipped pass over the middle during a 7-on-7 period. Foster returned it for what could have been a pick-six. The linebacker spent most of practice running with the threes.
"It was good to get him out there," Shanahan said after practice.
Friday was Foster's first full-team work since San Francisco drafted the linebacker.
3. Some lineup notes:
- Dontae Johnson and Rashard Robinson got first-team reps at corner. Ahkello Witherspoon and Keith Reaser were up next.
- Jaquiski Tartt started at free safety in place of the injured Jimmie Ward, who was out with a minor hamstring injury.
- The 49ers starting offensive line, from left to right, was Joe Staley, Joshua Garnett, Daniel Kilgore, Brandon Fusco and Trent Brown. Jeremy Zuttah later in the afternoon got time at center and guard with the first unit.
- The starting defensive line went as follows from left to right: Tank Carradine, Earl Mitchell, DeForest Buckner and Arik Armstead. Eli Harold and Elvis Dumervil were quick to sub in for Carradine and Armstead.
4. Carlos Hyde started practice with a few sizeable runs. The offensive line created a hole, and Hyde showed good burst.
5. Aaron Lynch, Armstead and Buckner all made plays in the backfied on Friday.
6. Brian Hoyer to Pierre Garçon for a 15-yard gain was the first notable offensive highlight. Hoyer threaded a pass to Garçon's back shoulder through tight coverage for the completion.
7. It was the same names getting punt return reps as the offseason program: Jeremy Kerley, Bruce Ellington, Trent Taylor, DeAndre Carter and Victor Bolden Jr.
8. Hoyer lofted a pass over the coverage to Aldrick Robinson for a medium gain down the right sideline during full-team work.
9. Hoyer also had two nice completions to Goodwin. One came on a crossing route from left to right and the next on a 10-yard stopping route.
10. Ray-Ray Armstrong nearly had the play of the day. He kept up with Joe Williams stride-for-stride down the right sideline and nearly came down with an over-the-shoulder interception.
11. DeAndre Smelter came down with a contested 25-yard reception down the right sideline on a throw from Nick Mullens. Smelter fought through contact and made an adjustment on the ball before going up and making the grab.
12. Eric Reid made a diving interception on a pass towards the left sideline. Chanceller James nearly did the same but settled for the impressive PBU.
13. Williams found a nice hole up the middle towards the end of practice and showed off his wheels for what may have been a long touchdown run.
14. One more defensive highlight came from Harold and Ronald Blair III. Harold tipped the ball at the line of scrimmage, Blair came down with the ball and took off for a would-be pick-six.
You can start to read into b these lineups. The OL, DL and CB
starting lineups is exactly as I expected. Now, can they keep It?PS: Zuttah will hopefully beat out Kilgore.
[ Edited by NCommand on Jul 28, 2017 at 2:19 PM ]
Jul 28, 2017 at 2:02 PM
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Originally posted by ninerville:MAN I HOPE DEANDRE CAN BE SOMETHING FOR US.. PULLIN FOR U HOMIE
That would be huge for us!
Jul 28, 2017 at 2:09 PM
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Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by ninerville:
MAN I HOPE DEANDRE CAN BE SOMETHING FOR US.. PULLIN FOR U HOMIE
That would be huge for us!
DeAndre Smelter is the only fringe WR they'll keep on the roster as #6. Otherwise, they'll just roll with five WRs. He brings a different skill set than the other guys, and can play special teams.
Jul 28, 2017 at 2:12 PM
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Originally posted by okdkid:Originally posted by NCommand:Originally posted by ninerville:MAN I HOPE DEANDRE CAN BE SOMETHING FOR US.. PULLIN FOR U HOMIE
That would be huge for us!
DeAndre Smelter is the only fringe WR they'll keep on the roster as #6. Otherwise, they'll just roll with five WRs. He brings a different skill set than the other guys, and can play special teams.
Yup... the only #6 that could challenge him would be Bolden but that's because he can return kicks.
Jul 28, 2017 at 2:13 PM
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Garcon/Goodwin/Kerley/Taylor/Robinson
Smelter only guy left who brings something different to the table. We'll see.
Smelter only guy left who brings something different to the table. We'll see.
Jul 28, 2017 at 2:14 PM
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If Smelter kills it on ST in the preseason I think he'll make the team.
Jul 28, 2017 at 2:18 PM
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Originally posted by NCommand:
2017-07-28 1:34 PM | Joe Fann
14 Observations from 49ers Training Camp: July 28
- The 49ers starting offensive line, from left to right, was Joe Staley, Joshua Garnett, Daniel Kilgore, Brandon Fusco and Trent Brown. Jeremy Zuttah later in the afternoon got time at center and guard with the first unit[/b].
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This is pretty interesting starting line up. A bit surprised Kilgore came out on the 1st team. I've alwyas been a Kilgore fan but his play last year wasn't that great. Does anybody have any real info on Fusco? I don't have a clue about this guy. Good to see Garnett take over for Beadles. Didn't Beadles struggle in a zone blocking scheme in Jacksonville? Not sure if I'm correct on that or not.
Somebody please beat out Kerley for Punt Returns. We need some speed and big plays out of hte ST
[ Edited by lamontb on Jul 28, 2017 at 2:19 PM ]
Jul 28, 2017 at 2:23 PM
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Originally posted by lamontb:Originally posted by NCommand:2017-07-28 1:34 PM | Joe Fann
14 Observations from 49ers Training Camp: July 28
- The 49ers starting offensive line, from left to right, was Joe Staley, Joshua Garnett, Daniel Kilgore, Brandon Fusco and Trent Brown. Jeremy Zuttah later in the afternoon got time at center and guard with the first unit.[/b]
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This is pretty interesting starting line up. A bit surprised Kilgore came out on the 1st team. I've alwyas been a Kilgore fan but his play last year wasn't that great. Does anybody have any real info on Fusco? I don't have a clue about this guy. Good to see Garnett take over for Beadles. Didn't Beadles struggle in a zone blocking scheme in Jacksonville? Not sure if I'm correct on that or not.
Somebody please beat out Kerley for Punt Returns. We need some speed and big plays out of hte ST
Yeah, I'm sure they'd like Kerley off the return unit for sure.
In the end, I project, Staley - Garnett - Zuttah - Fusco - Brown
It is noteworthy that Kilgore is only working at C. Typically the coaches want you to learn two positions, like Zuttah who's at C and RG.
Jul 28, 2017 at 2:25 PM
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football is back