Haralson....

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by btthepunk:
We got to the Superbowl without him last year. We added Lemonier who I think will bring more to the team THIS year (yes as a rookie) than Haralson would have brought last year.
I like Haralson but Lemonier is an upgrade. People shouldn't be looking at What-Ifs like what if Aldon, Brooks, and Lemonier go down!

But that is what happened last year. We only had 2 servicable. OLBs and one was playing with a shoulder injury.

We still have two serviceable OLBs and two question marks. Terrible trade.

Yes, because Haralson coming off an injury that kept him out the whole year isn't a question mark. Dude didn't make it out of training camp last year and before that, wasn't even that productive. SMH

I guess you missed the pre-season games and his career as a niner before the injury.

I guess you missed the fact that the guys who traded him have watched him every day for the last few years, and they watched the other guys who were competing against him every day, day in and day out, while you sit and watch pre-season games and read the internet.

Btw, I've followed Parys since he was a freshman at Tennessee, and have followed this team since the 1960's so you shouldn't make silly assumptions.

OH So these guys are PERFECT evaluators huh? They can't make mistakes huh? they haven't made mistakes huh?

I COULD'VE TOLD YOU IT WAS A f**kIN MISTAKE TO TRADE FOR MCCOY....but no, I don't have that pedigree, that experience.

sometimes I wonder why some of these decision makers don't work for one team their own careers...especially since they watch these players every single day and make perfect decisions.

Not perfect. Just better than me and you.

I heard the same response from the Webzone, when Nolan was here.

Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by btthepunk:
We got to the Superbowl without him last year. We added Lemonier who I think will bring more to the team THIS year (yes as a rookie) than Haralson would have brought last year.
I like Haralson but Lemonier is an upgrade. People shouldn't be looking at What-Ifs like what if Aldon, Brooks, and Lemonier go down!

But that is what happened last year. We only had 2 servicable. OLBs and one was playing with a shoulder injury.

We still have two serviceable OLBs and two question marks. Terrible trade.

Yes, because Haralson coming off an injury that kept him out the whole year isn't a question mark. Dude didn't make it out of training camp last year and before that, wasn't even that productive. SMH

I guess you missed the pre-season games and his career as a niner before the injury.

I guess you missed the fact that the guys who traded him have watched him every day for the last few years, and they watched the other guys who were competing against him every day, day in and day out, while you sit and watch pre-season games and read the internet.

Btw, I've followed Parys since he was a freshman at Tennessee, and have followed this team since the 1960's so you shouldn't make silly assumptions.

OH So these guys are PERFECT evaluators huh? They can't make mistakes huh? they haven't made mistakes huh?

I COULD'VE TOLD YOU IT WAS A f**kIN MISTAKE TO TRADE FOR MCCOY....but no, I don't have that pedigree, that experience.

sometimes I wonder why some of these decision makers don't work for one team their own careers...especially since they watch these players every single day and make perfect decisions.

Not perfect. Just better than me and you.

I heard the same response from the Webzone, when Nolan was here.

Did you just compare Nolan and Harbaugh?

Originally posted by ninerlifer:

Originally posted by LVJay:

Originally posted by ninerlifer:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
if we weren't going to get that much...how come we didn't trade him to Denver? If the Saints were going to give us a 6th...but Denver would've gave us a 7th...I'd send him to Denver to be honest.

With the Saints...forget that he would face us...but he has faced our Offense in practice this season as well as watched and helped our defense in practice last season...i'm sure the defense has chatted up about how to try to slow down Kap and our running backs...little things they have noticed.

then you have him knowing our defense and what we try to do....him going to the Saints, who already have a potent offense...well.

I'm sure it doesn't make THAT much of a difference...but I think what ever little difference it does make might just be enough to f'with us come regular season or the playoffs.

I totally agree here. Ship him to a place that we don't have to contend with

Imagine a healthy Parys teamed up with Broncos... now imagine the Niners facing them in the SB

F**K saints and f**k broncos... Niners are not scurred

We would potentially play the Saints twice...and only the Broncos once. I'd take my chances on the Broncos in the SB...

But your right Fuk the Saints, and Fuk the Broncos

Originally posted by kingairta:

I cant believe all this animosity over a mediocre player. After shopping him all day a 7 rounder is all the interest be garnered. This should tell everyone just what the rest of tbe front offices think of him. Im pretty sure Balke didnt say lets find a team willing to give a 7 for this guy and leave it at that. If he was going to be cut anyways why not get late round draft pick.

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by btthepunk:
We got to the Superbowl without him last year. We added Lemonier who I think will bring more to the team THIS year (yes as a rookie) than Haralson would have brought last year.
I like Haralson but Lemonier is an upgrade. People shouldn't be looking at What-Ifs like what if Aldon, Brooks, and Lemonier go down!

But that is what happened last year. We only had 2 servicable. OLBs and one was playing with a shoulder injury.

We still have two serviceable OLBs and two question marks. Terrible trade.

Yes, because Haralson coming off an injury that kept him out the whole year isn't a question mark. Dude didn't make it out of training camp last year and before that, wasn't even that productive. SMH

I guess you missed the pre-season games and his career as a niner before the injury.

I guess you missed the fact that the guys who traded him have watched him every day for the last few years, and they watched the other guys who were competing against him every day, day in and day out, while you sit and watch pre-season games and read the internet.

Btw, I've followed Parys since he was a freshman at Tennessee, and have followed this team since the 1960's so you shouldn't make silly assumptions.

OH So these guys are PERFECT evaluators huh? They can't make mistakes huh? they haven't made mistakes huh?

I COULD'VE TOLD YOU IT WAS A f**kIN MISTAKE TO TRADE FOR MCCOY....but no, I don't have that pedigree, that experience.

sometimes I wonder why some of these decision makers don't work for one team their own careers...especially since they watch these players every single day and make perfect decisions.

Not perfect. Just better than me and you.

I heard the same response from the Webzone, when Nolan was here.

Did you just compare Nolan and Harbaugh?

well both are stubborn so there are comparisons.

Originally posted by Marvin49:
Beat me to it again. Damnit, get out of my head!!

Originally posted by 5280High:

Originally posted by btthepunk:

Originally posted by boast:

Originally posted by Afrikan:
7th round pick huh? So stupid, and I'd tell that to Baalke in his face.

its not that it was a 7th round pick, more so where we sent him to... I'm sure the f**king Broncos or Raiders would've gave up a 7th round pick.

it seems like it wasn't that the Saints were desperate, more so we were to hurry and make a move. What just so we have one extra roster spot for this week to decide on Travis Johnson or that other unknown Backup Fullback #45..or some other scrubs that were not going to make the team anyway?

Saints aren't even favored to win their own division

I wouldn't be surprised to see them finish last in their division.

Thats a stretch, its hard to think Sean Peyton and Drew Brees are gonna do anything less than 8-8. They arent as complete as Atlanta, but Carolina or Tampa Bay arent world beaters either.

Originally posted by Marvin49:
I think people don't get the concept of a situation dictating compensation just as much as a players talent. We did trade a 6th round pick for Anquan Boldin. Why? BECAUSE HE WAS GOING TO BE RELEASED.

Originally posted by Marvin49:

I think people don't get the concept of a situation dictating compensation just as much as a players talent. We did trade a 6th round pick for Anquan Boldin. Why? BECAUSE HE WAS GOING TO BE RELEASED.