RB Elijah Mitchell Thread

Originally posted by billbird2111:

Originally posted by dj43:
Jordan Mason becomes a must sign now.

He does? Spend FA money for someone to sit behind McCaffrey and Guerendo? I don't see it. Especially with the youth movement.

correct.

Love mason but you could pick up a late rounder/UDFA that may punch up.

Originally posted by Crown:

Originally posted by billbird2111:

Originally posted by dj43:
Jordan Mason becomes a must sign now.

He does? Spend FA money for someone to sit behind McCaffrey and Guerendo? I don't see it. Especially with the youth movement.

correct.

Love mason but you could pick up a late rounder/UDFA that may punch up.

Ya especially with Taylor back. We did tender Mason tho, so if a team does want him, we get another comp pick

Got out before Kyle figured out a way to run him into the ground.

Was a legit RB. I bet he thrives in KC

Originally posted by jcs:
Got out before Kyle figured out a way to run him into the ground.

I love Eli Mitchell, but he can't even stay healthy long enough to get run into the ground.

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

Originally posted by jcs:
Got out before Kyle figured out a way to run him into the ground.

I love Eli Mitchell, but he can't even stay healthy long enough to get run into the ground.

Not a single RB on this team can stay healthy

Originally posted by jcs:
Got out before Kyle figured out a way to run him into the ground.

He might get over used with 6 Carry's

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

Originally posted by jcs:
Got out before Kyle figured out a way to run him into the ground.

I love Eli Mitchell, but he can't even stay healthy long enough to get run into the ground.

I feel badly for Eli. Getting cut by the Patriots may be his final shot as a pro. He never could return from that knee injury. He just could not stay healthy. He reminds me somewhat of a 49er from long ago. Paul Hofer was the best thing going for the 49ers in the horrible years of 1977-1978. But he suffered a horrible knee injury against the Cowboys in 1980 and was never the same when he returned. The year that the 49ers won their first of five rings, Hofer would be placed on IR. He never got to carry the ball in a playoff game, or set foot on the field during the Super Bowl. He retired not long after. He reportedly does not have fond memories of Bill Walsh.