QB Sam Darnold is a Viking

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Furlow:
I'm honestly trying to figure out what this logic about "it's going to take time to fix negative habits" argument is all about. Let's say Darnold starts week 1. Your argument is that he's going to have all of these weapons to throw to, a genius play caller, and a very good run game - and NONE of that is going to make a difference? How would you explain his jump in production and reduction in mistakes going from the Jets to the Panthers (who are no where near as good as SF offensively)? Why can't he have a similar or even greater leap from the Panthers to the Niners?

Exactly what "bad habits" have you guys observed of his playing time in NY? Are you just referring to his stats/turnovers? Or have you guys actually watched film and seen bad footwork, mechanics, etc? Serious questions.

Sees ghosts, bad footwork, bad decision making. Lil of everything.

Never said it won't make a difference. Obviously the team is good enough to win with him. They are good enough to win with Trey too. Faithful said there is no reason to think he won't perform on par with Jimmy. That's the crux of the disagreement.

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by Furlow:
I'm honestly trying to figure out what this logic about "it's going to take time to fix negative habits" argument is all about. Let's say Darnold starts week 1. Your argument is that he's going to have all of these weapons to throw to, a genius play caller, and a very good run game - and NONE of that is going to make a difference? How would you explain his jump in production and reduction in mistakes going from the Jets to the Panthers (who are no where near as good as SF offensively)? Why can't he have a similar or even greater leap from the Panthers to the Niners?

Exactly what "bad habits" have you guys observed of his playing time in NY? Are you just referring to his stats/turnovers? Or have you guys actually watched film and seen bad footwork, mechanics, etc? Serious questions.

Sees ghosts, bad footwork, bad decision making. Lil of everything. Watch the Saints game. Wasn't pretty.

Never said it won't make a difference. Obviously the team is good enough to win with him. They are good enough to win with Trey too. Faithful said there is no reason to think he won't perform on par with Jimmy. That's the crux of the disagreement.

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
let's see the quote then we can discuss

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
let's see the quote then we can discuss

Denying you said it?

Feel free to walk it back.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
let's see the quote then we can discuss

Denying you said it?

Feel free to walk it back.

very NC like.. maybe a burner acct ?

Originally posted by 49ers808:
Hey 6, George Kittle chose Trey over Darnold to QB at TEU. Am I doing this right?

Originally posted by 49ers808:
Hey 6, George Kittle chose Trey over Darnold to QB at TEU. Am I doing this right?

Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
Will anyone here really complain if he just lights it up and plays top level football.

I won't - I want another Super Bowl and if he's driving, I'll get on the bus.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by 49ers808:
Hey 6, George Kittle chose Trey over Darnold to QB at TEU. Am I doing this right?

Trey needs the work

Darnold with Kyle drawing up plays at HQ

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by 49ers808:
Hey 6, George Kittle chose Trey over Darnold to QB at TEU. Am I doing this right?

TEU honestly sounds pretty cool
I'm just glad I don't have to choose here
it's a make or break possibly for KS, how he handles the QB situation here
I trust he will look em all up and down and pick the best guy

Originally posted by 49ers808:
Nope. The problem I see is that some people can see him being able to improve after 50+ games in the league sucking but can't seem to use the same logic for a guy with 4 games.

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

it was year 1 in SF, just cuz he didn't start week 1 (over Joe freakin Montana) doesn't mean he wasn't much better in SF than he was in TB, and right away. He was, clearly, and as soon as he got out on the field, he crushed it.

Because he worked with Holmgren. Steve has talked about how when he got with the 9ers he didn't even know how to throw a football properly.

I don't think one Training camp is enough to fix all Sam's ills. It's gonna take multiple months. Might even take a year.

I'm honestly trying to figure out what this logic about "it's going to take time to fix negative habits" argument is all about. Let's say Darnold starts week 1. Your argument is that he's going to have all of these weapons to throw to, a genius play caller, and a very good run game - and NONE of that is going to make a difference? How would you explain his jump in production and reduction in mistakes going from the Jets to the Panthers (who are no where near as good as SF offensively)? Why can't he have a similar or even greater leap from the Panthers to the Niners?

Exactly what "bad habits" have you guys observed of his playing time in NY? Are you just referring to his stats/turnovers? Or have you guys actually watched film and seen bad footwork, mechanics, etc? Serious questions.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by 49ers808:
Hey 6, George Kittle chose Trey over Darnold to QB at TEU. Am I doing this right?

Trey needs the work

Darnold with Kyle drawing up plays at HQ