Originally posted by Arson:
Ricky Waters had better hands then Jerry Rice.
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Originally posted by Arson:
Ricky Waters had better hands then Jerry Rice.
Originally posted by mr49er:
Is Crabtree better than these WRs?
Calvin Johnson
Larry Fitzgerald
Julio Jones
A.J.Green
Demayrius Thomas
Jordy Nelson
Brandon Marshall
Andre Johnson
Antonio Brown
Desean Jackson
Victor Cruz
Alshon Jeffery
Wes Welker
He's maybe in the top 20 WR. We should take a WR in this draft, maybe even select two WRs. Boldin is gone in 2016, Crabtree a FA and Lloyd a one year rental but who might not make the roster. That leaves us with Patton.
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Originally posted by mr49er:
Is Crabtree better than these WRs?
Calvin Johnson
Larry Fitzgerald
Julio Jones
A.J.Green
Demayrius Thomas
Jordy Nelson
Brandon Marshall
Andre Johnson
Antonio Brown
Desean Jackson
Victor Cruz
Alshon Jeffery
Wes Welker
He's maybe in the top 20 WR. We should take a WR in this draft, maybe even select two WRs. Boldin is gone in 2016, Crabtree a FA and Lloyd a one year rental but who might not make the roster. That leaves us with Patton.
I would take most of those guys before Crabtree.
Originally posted by CWin4949:
His great hands can't be denied and he's proven to bail Kap out on less than perfect throws, but I wouldn't give him crazy money.
It would probably help Kaps development if he didn't have Crabtree to over focus on.
Originally posted by zaghawk:
Harbaugh said it himself, "Crabtree has the best hands of all time", pay Crab $16M/yr.
Originally posted by WINiner:
Means not in long term future and talking him up guaranteeing the 3rd round comp pick, because someone will pay him 16m, it just won't be the 49ers.
Originally posted by BleedsRedNGold:
Originally posted by CWin4949:
His great hands can't be denied and he's proven to bail Kap out on less than perfect throws, but I wouldn't give him crazy money.
It would probably help Kaps development if he didn't have Crabtree to over focus on.
B.S.
He only had Crabs for half a season and just moved to Boldin as his go to man.
Originally posted by niner4life21:
In about 8 games last year (including playoffs), Crabtree put up 34 catches for 487 yards. You extrapolate that figure to a full 16-game season, and he has 68 catches for 974 yards.
I don't know about you guys, but that is incredible for someone coming off of a torn achilles injury. He would probably have gotten better and more involved as the season went along, easily being able to put up 1,000+ yards.
Just something to think about.
Originally posted by Constantine:
Originally posted by niner4life21:
In about 8 games last year (including playoffs), Crabtree put up 34 catches for 487 yards. You extrapolate that figure to a full 16-game season, and he has 68 catches for 974 yards.
I don't know about you guys, but that is incredible for someone coming off of a torn achilles injury. He would probably have gotten better and more involved as the season went along, easily being able to put up 1,000+ yards.
Just something to think about.
Definitely thought about it, but is it worth the top 10 pay?
Originally posted by BleedsRedNGold:Originally posted by CWin4949:His great hands can't be denied and he's proven to bail Kap out on less than perfect throws, but I wouldn't give him crazy money.
It would probably help Kaps development if he didn't have Crabtree to over focus on.
B.S.
He only had Crabs for half a season and just moved to Boldin as his go to man.
Originally posted by CWin4949:Originally posted by BleedsRedNGold:Originally posted by CWin4949:His great hands can't be denied and he's proven to bail Kap out on less than perfect throws, but I wouldn't give him crazy money.
It would probably help Kaps development if he didn't have Crabtree to over focus on.
B.S.
He only had Crabs for half a season and just moved to Boldin as his go to man.
What's BS is forcing throws that ended both of the last two seasons and cost us a 6th Super Bowl ......