Deebo Samuel-WR-South Carolina

Originally posted by Sickaa:
Doubt he'll be traded until next year anyway. They'll see how It plays out... who knows, Deebo could change his mind by then.

Originally posted by NotAFinga42:

Originally posted by Silky:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:

Really over this dude now

I'm not. He's arguably the best football player in the NFL. And he's on our team. And we may let him walk

Nowhere near the best player in the league. Also, if he doesn't want to be used the way we have been, which I what made him this good, we lose that production anyway.

Originally posted by JTB1974:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:
What if our best offer is a 2nd rounder?

He had 1700 yards last season in total with 14 TD's, is 26 years old and who will still be cheap for 1 more year after an extension. We are getting much better offers than just a 2nd.

Originally posted by Izyniner:

Originally posted by crabman82:

Originally posted by Andra:
Dude is about to come tumbling back down to earth. If we send him to a situation where he does not thrive he could be ass out. The team we trade him to does not have to give him a new contract and if he does not have a good year he will have to sign for a lot less then we are offering. Dude just bet on himself. Good luck

The team trading for him would be doing so knowing theyre paying him before he plays a game for them. Thats how these disgruntled player trades go down. The extension is a part of the trade

That's only if the player has a no trade clause. He can and will be traded with his rookie contract if the new team decides to pay him that is up to them. They could trade him and he could be in the same situation. He has no leverage were he goes

Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:

Originally posted by DaBeegDeek:

Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:

Originally posted by DaBeegDeek:

ShanaLynch with another drop. These two bozo's are absolutely terrible in the offseason. Good for Deebo, obviously he felt disrespected by the front office and decided to take his talents elsewhere. Maybe these two pompous jagoffs will learn their lesson... but I doubt it.

Oh well, hopefully we get some good picks.

Those two made him a superstar and they are the bad ones from this?

lmao

What did Lynch do to make him a Superstar? Deebo has worked his ass off his whole life. Shanahan drew up some plays to get him in space and he did the rest. They aren't the bad ones, but they tried to play hard ball with Deebo... he balked at their bs and now he wants out.

I'm glad athletes are seeing the business end of it and understanding the leverage they have.

Lol this is definitely the hot take of the year.

Originally posted by crabman82:

Originally posted by Andra:
Dude is about to come tumbling back down to earth. If we send him to a situation where he does not thrive he could be ass out. The team we trade him to does not have to give him a new contract and if he does not have a good year he will have to sign for a lot less then we are offering. Dude just bet on himself. Good luck

The team trading for him would be doing so knowing theyre paying him before he plays a game for them. Thats how these disgruntled player trades go down. The extension is a part of the trade

Originally posted by Waterbear:
I really don't think trading Deebo is the problem.

The problem is… can we truly maximize this draft capital we obtain for him?

I know I keep saying this but we could potentially get an all pro center and SS/corner.

But we might also draft a bust WR with our first rounder.

That's what I'm worried about.

Originally posted by InfernoDaLuz:

Originally posted by 808niner4lyphe:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Notable differences between Deebo Samuel and the other WRs who cashed out this offseason: those guys are on their third contracts and had multiple big years before even getting their second. Samuel has an injury history going back to college with one season of elite production.

— Chris Biderman (@ChrisBiderman) April 20, 2022

I think it's fair to say since Shanahan/Lynch took over the 49ers have become a pretty desirable destination. Richard Sherman/Trent Williams, two HOFers, are good examples. Even Jimmy Garoppolo didn't force his way out. This situation with Samuel is an outlier.

— Chris Biderman (@ChrisBiderman) April 20, 2022

His fame got to his head, the only thing I can think off. Oh well, moving on.

...the 49ers have become a pretty desirable destination. Richard Sherman/Trent Williams, two HOFers, are good examples

Originally posted by Waterbear:
I really don't think trading Deebo is the problem.

The problem is… can we truly maximize this draft capital we obtain for him?

I know I keep saying this but we could potentially get an all pro center and SS/corner.

But we might also draft a bust WR with our first rounder.

That's what I'm worried about.

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Originally posted by NotAFinga42:

Originally posted by Silky:

Originally posted by Young2Owens:
Really over this dude now

I'm not. He's arguably the best football player in the NFL. And he's on our team. And we may let him walk

Nowhere near the best player in the league. Also, if he doesn't want to be used the way we have been, which I what made him this good, we lose that production anyway.

What?
He led the league in receiving yards before he was moved to the slash role.