**Released players and who you think might upgrade our roster thread**

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Bobby Carpenter: sign to fill Matt Wilhelm role as #4 ILB.

This.

Originally posted by mayo63:

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Bobby Carpenter: sign to fill Matt Wilhelm role as #4 ILB.

This.

I think he must have really sucked bad to be released from the talent-starved Rams, but Carpenter would be intriguing because he would not have a big learning curve:

He was in Dallas for a few years and learned the 3-4 defense Wade Philipps took with him from San Diego, the same base system our very own Greg Manusky uses. That was the reason Wilhelm was able to adapt quickly last season when signed from the street (he was in San Diego with Manusky before) and why Carpenter could be up to speed pretty fast if we would entertain signing him.

Then again, if he gets cut from the Rams, I think maybe we should better steer clear from him…

Originally posted by NoOffseason:

Originally posted by mayo63:

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Bobby Carpenter: sign to fill Matt Wilhelm role as #4 ILB.

This.

I think he must have really sucked bad to be released from the talent-starved Rams, but Carpenter would be intriguing because he would not have a big learning curve:

He was in Dallas for a few years and learned the 3-4 defense Wade Philipps took with him from San Diego, the same base system our very own Greg Manusky uses. That was the reason Wilhelm was able to adapt quickly last season when signed from the street (he was in San Diego with Manusky before) and why Carpenter could be up to speed pretty fast if we would entertain signing him.

Then again, if he gets cut from the Rams, I think maybe we should better steer clear from him…

If he's better than Wilhelm, why not give him a shot?

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by valrod33:
Here is the complete least of transactions from today

http://espn.go.com/nfl/transactions

Names of players that i wouldnt mind seeing in a niners uni

WR James Hardy
QB Dan LeFevour
WR Dezmon Briscoe
QB Jevan Snead
S Myron Rolle

LOL someone either doesn't like Jarrett Brown or Nate Davis!!!

LeFevor > Nate Davis

Originally posted by TexasNiner84:
I like Troy Smith, we should really consider him

Why?

Originally posted by mayo63:

Originally posted by NoOffseason:

Originally posted by mayo63:

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Bobby Carpenter: sign to fill Matt Wilhelm role as #4 ILB.

This.

I think he must have really sucked bad to be released from the talent-starved Rams, but Carpenter would be intriguing because he would not have a big learning curve:

He was in Dallas for a few years and learned the 3-4 defense Wade Philipps took with him from San Diego, the same base system our very own Greg Manusky uses. That was the reason Wilhelm was able to adapt quickly last season when signed from the street (he was in San Diego with Manusky before) and why Carpenter could be up to speed pretty fast if we would entertain signing him.

Then again, if he gets cut from the Rams, I think maybe we should better steer clear from him…

If he's better than Wilhelm, why not give him a shot?

Problem is, he's not.

I remember watching Hard Knocks when the Cowgirls were in it. Everyone was ragging on Carpenter because he was in the wrong place or doing something else wrong. I'm not sure if he could help our team.

I would like to see Dan Lefevour as our project QB over Nate Davis. Nate Davis has talent, but if he lacks the work ethic then I do not want him on this team. There is nothing to work on if he will not put in the work.

This team seriously needs CB help. I don't know anything about McDonald, but he sounds like he will be an upgrade over Brock.

Originally posted by DynastyPart2:
I would like to see Dan Lefevour as our project QB over Nate Davis. Nate Davis has talent, but if he lacks the work ethic then I do not want him on this team. There is nothing to work on if he will not put in the work.

This team seriously needs CB help. I don't know anything about McDonald, but he sounds like he will be an upgrade over Brock.

I couldn't agree more. From the reports I've read on Davis, I wouldn't want a QB who just relies on physical talent. I remember Bill Walsh once said, The mental aspect is 75% about being a QB.

Originally posted by DarthNiner:

Originally posted by mayo63:

Originally posted by NoOffseason:

Originally posted by mayo63:

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Bobby Carpenter: sign to fill Matt Wilhelm role as #4 ILB.

This.

I think he must have really sucked bad to be released from the talent-starved Rams, but Carpenter would be intriguing because he would not have a big learning curve:

He was in Dallas for a few years and learned the 3-4 defense Wade Philipps took with him from San Diego, the same base system our very own Greg Manusky uses. That was the reason Wilhelm was able to adapt quickly last season when signed from the street (he was in San Diego with Manusky before) and why Carpenter could be up to speed pretty fast if we would entertain signing him.

Then again, if he gets cut from the Rams, I think maybe we should better steer clear from him…

If he's better than Wilhelm, why not give him a shot?

Problem is, he's not.

I remember watching Hard Knocks when the Cowgirls were in it. Everyone was ragging on Carpenter because he was in the wrong place or doing something else wrong. I'm not sure if he could help our team.

"During a shoulder pads-and-shorts practice at Valley Ranch, offensive linemen address third-year linebacker/bust Bobby Carpenter as “Barbie Carpenter” and a “punk ass b***h.” The most damning labels, however, come from coaches and management. Carpenter has been better in this year’s training camp, but it’s confounding how a football player really doesn’t like football. Defensive coordinator Brian Stewart: “I was hoping he’d be more physical, especially at the point of attack. But he wasn’t.” Linebackers coach Reggie Herring: “If he buys into the physical aspect of the game …” And, finally, owner Jerry Jones: “He’s a finesse guy.”

– Dallas Observer: “Hard Knocks Recap, Week 4“"

I think Wilhelm is better. Not physical so no way Sing takes him IMO.

Bring back

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by DynastyPart2:
I would like to see Dan Lefevour as our project QB over Nate Davis. Nate Davis has talent, but if he lacks the work ethic then I do not want him on this team. There is nothing to work on if he will not put in the work.

This team seriously needs CB help. I don't know anything about McDonald, but he sounds like he will be an upgrade over Brock.

I couldn't agree more. From the reports I've read on Davis, I wouldn't want a QB who just relies on physical talent. I remember Bill Walsh once said, The mental aspect is 75% about being a QB.

JasonLaCanfora

Bengals announce they release QB JT O'Sullivan and claim QB Dan LeFevour off waivers from Chicago

Originally posted by Kolohe:

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Saints | 12 players waived
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Sat, 04 Sep 2010 17:10:27 -0400

The New Orleans Saints have waived WR Montez Billings, OL Brandon Carter, Na'Shan Goddard and Jermey Parnell, LB Harry Coleman, CB Reggie Jones, FB Zak Keasey, TE Tyler Lorenzen, FS Chip Vaughn and DL DeMario Pressley and Jay Ross, Al Woods, according to NewOrleansSaints.com.

Wasn't Baalke targeting Woods in the draft, I wonder if we pick him up. RJF's boy could be a solid addition to the PS.

Out of curiosity, where would you come across some information like that?

Originally posted by jrg:
Bring back

the more i look at our jerseys, the more i loveeeeeeee it

How about Coye Francies? He has some man coverage skills and was released by the Brownies.

Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:
How about Coye Francies? He has some man coverage skills and was released by the Brownies.

How about just picking up Brandon McDonald, the other CB who was released by the Browns.