Javon Kinlaw is a Jet!-Pick #14, 2020 NFL Draft.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

John Lynch adds that the #49ers' medical staff took a look at Javon Kinlaw's knee at the Senior Bowl and cleared him.

Given that he missed one game in college, SF didn't think it was a big issue.

— Akash Anavarathan (@akashanav) April 24, 2020

If only the FO got all their draft picks right 100% of the time. We'd be a dynasty again.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

John Lynch adds that the #49ers' medical staff took a look at Javon Kinlaw's knee at the Senior Bowl and cleared him.

Given that he missed one game in college, SF didn't think it was a big issue.

— Akash Anavarathan (@akashanav) April 24, 2020

We can potentially have this guy here for 3 more years under his current contract but sure, go ahead and pretend like this is the end of the road.

They've done an excellent job. Medicals are hit or miss. They werent supposed to take Jonathan Allen due to medicals (we were pegged to take him),....instead took Solomon Thomas,...and look how that turned out, right? Being conservative due to medicals isin't the answer you guys would like to pretend it is. A wholistic peek into the process is necessary.

I mean,...CMac will eventually get injured and we can make the same kinds of posts as well. And if you doubt every single move we make due to health, then you've surely convinced yourself that you're always right and you were all along,...lol. But that's only because you draw attention to when things aren't that great ATM.

Lynch & Kyle,...these guys make aggressive trades and swing for the fences,....the end results from 1-85 is an extremely talented team.

They're going to make some (Hufanga) and miss some (Foster). That's inherent in their strategy though, if you're actually paying attention to it.

Personally,....I'll take it over where a number of the armchair GMs here would have this team right now (which is nowhere).

JMO.

Originally posted by YACBros85:
If only the FO got all their draft picks right 100% of the time. We'd be a dynasty again.

We have to have the worst medical staff ever for the past 20 years.

From Alex Smith to Reuben Foster to Javon Kinlaw. Horrendous. I'm so glad Bosa went outside for his surgery and recovery.

No fault to the FO. They've gotta trust their medical staff. Hope They've learned though. You might want another independent look if you're going to risk another 1st rounder on an injured player for value-purposes.

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by random49er:

LOL

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by YACBros85:
If only the FO got all their draft picks right 100% of the time. We'd be a dynasty again.

We have to have the worst medical staff ever for the past 20 years.

We've told the Yorks you're located in South Fla now. It's their move next.

#BeAggressive

Guys being injured ATM doesn't equate to anyone on this forum having any idea what they're talking about. That goes for everyone.

Would be great if this could be tacked @ the top.

Originally posted by random49er:
We can potentially have this guy here for 3 more years under his current contract but sure, go ahead and pretend like this is the end of the road.

They've done an excellent job. Medicals are hit or miss. They werent supposed to take Jonathan Allen due to medicals (we were pegged to take him),....instead took Solomon Thomas,...and look how that turned out, right? Being conservative due to medicals isin't the answer you guys would like to pretend it is. A wholistic peek into the process is necessary.

I mean,...CMac will eventually get injured and we can make the same kinds of posts as well. And if you doubt every single move we make due to health, then you've surely convinced yourself that you're always right and you were all along,...lol. But that's only because you draw attention to when things aren't that great ATM.

Lynch & Kyle,...these guys make aggressive trades and swing for the fences,....the end results from 1-85 is an extremely talented team.

They're going to make some (Hufanga) and miss some (Foster). That's inherent in their strategy though, if you're actually paying attention to it.

Personally,....I'll take it over where a number of the armchair GMs here would have this team right now (which is nowhere).

JMO.

I agree that you can't always ignore players because of a medical issue. If you avoided drafting players or signing free agents that had an injury history the pool of players would be pretty small. The best you can do is have your medical staff look at the records and make a decision on how serious the injury is and if the player will ever be able to recover. That's always a question mark so you're going to win some and lose some.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by BP22:
Hopefully he comes back and we don't have to play anyone above sea level, since his knee melts in high altitude, I guess

It's actually pretty common, flying in general, with knee injuries. No reason at all at this moment to let him fly to not only Colorado, but then Mexico .

Flightexcuses?

No, just common sense

Only if he's still seriously injured after sitting out since week 3. Sounds like it.

lol why are you so obsessed with Kinlaw? I think you enjoy his failures.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by susweel:
Bad knees

The #49ers stick and take stud DT from South Carolina Javon Kinlaw. His knees caused a slide out of the Top 10, but SF grabs the player with endless potential. SF turned down trade inquiries to stick here.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) April 24, 2020

Welp. LOL

So sick of drafting players with "endless potential".

How kneelesslaw doing

Originally posted by Niners99:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by BP22:
Hopefully he comes back and we don't have to play anyone above sea level, since his knee melts in high altitude, I guess

It's actually pretty common, flying in general, with knee injuries. No reason at all at this moment to let him fly to not only Colorado, but then Mexico .

Flightexcuses?

No, just common sense

Only if he's still seriously injured after sitting out since week 3. Sounds like it.

lol why are you so obsessed with Kinlaw? I think you enjoy his failures.

Slow day in the WZ. We're still #1 in run defense without he and AA though. That's great...as long as we don't have to play Atlanta, we'll be fine.

Also, my point was never about Kinlaw himself. Not his fault.

"I mean, why would you take a running back with two horrible knee injuries?" Marcus Lattimore told SB Nation. "I did pretty good, I played good in college, but if I'm a GM I don't think I would do it."

ShanaLynch after getting clearance from their medical staff: "Hold my beer!"

^ Lynch didn't draft Lattimore.
And Lattimore and Kinlaws knee issues were not even in the sane stratosphere

Originally posted by PRIMETIME21:
How kneelesslaw doing

Lol you have to be Grant Kohn's webzone account.

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
^ Lynch didn't draft Lattimore.
man's Lattimore and Kinlaws knee issues were not even in the sane stratosphere

We have to have the worst medical staff ever for the past 20 years.