Originally posted by JamesGatz83:
Originally posted by CWin4949:
What did they get from their FA signings??
I know our FA additions this year are much less than what Seattle added last year.
Foreseeable future....??? Lol, not very solid when you're talking about an All Pro LB. That just got his knee shredded and no one even knows what level he will return to, a WR that unless is franchised, is most likely gone, a franchise pass rusher who is one mental mishap from being off the team and though a stud player, a S that has shown an ability to attract concussions....
Yes, a very stable future indeed, by this logic, why worry about anything at all???
I didn't say last chance ever, I said with this group of talent that will undoubtedly be much different next season than what it has the past three seasons....
Again, by your logic, every single team in the NFL is on the brink of falling off a cliff--and that is true to an extent. Any star player can suffer a major injury at any point. Any star player can have legal troubles at any point. That said, the following points remain...
1. We have a relatively young, extremely talented roster that will remain intact for the foreseeable future. We are in a better position than virtually every other team in the league to win in 2014 and beyond.
2. Seattle's FA signings did help, but the idea that they were that much better because of them is foolish. They weren't really that much better or worse than they were in 2012. We almost (and should've) beat them in their building in the NFCCG. They undressed us in their building in 2012. The breaks just went their way last year, and didn't the previous year. We've been inches from a title 3 times in 3 years. It wasn't a lack of talent that cost us.
3. Stop being a desperate, panicky Chicken Little. I guarantee you Baalke isn't panicking. He will make measured moves with the knowledge that we are set up for years to come. Do you think he would've taken Carradine or Lattimore last year otherwise? And those moves will likely pay off this year. There's no reason for us to mortgage the future because of some imagined "closing window". The Pats have been at the top of the league for over a decade, and they didn't do it by panicking and going all in for one year.
Lol, sorry but I can't draw illustrations for you Bro...
It's simple....
Would you rather try to win a SB with or without Crabtree?
Would you rather try to win a SB with or without Aldon Smith?
Would you rather try to win a SB with a younger or older Justin Smith, Anquan Boldin and Frank Gore?
Would you rather try to win a SB with the same coaching staff that's been in place for the past 3 years, or a staff that may have new coaches?
Would you rather try to win a SB with Iupati in the line, or without Iupati on the team?
Sorry you don't get it, but no one ever said anything about panicking, that's something you pulled out of no where.
Its really quite simple, we have a much better chance, or a higher percentage, to win a SB with fore mentioned players and an influx of quality rookies, compared to the alternative.
I know it seems hard for you to understand, but no one is saying this is the final time the 49ers have a chance to win the SB, just that this is going to be the best chance with the current roster at its best.
