Snyder at C?

Snyder took some reps at C with the second team? Baas and Wragge also are in the mix. They finally going to admit Wallace was not a good selection? I can't see how he makes the roster.

Snyder? Struth! Wonder how he did. Gotta be better than Snyder at tackle!

Originally posted by English:
Snyder? Struth! Wonder how he did. Gotta be better than Snyder at tackle!

baas is better than both at center... but heitmann is not losing his position

[ Edited by fan49 on Jun 12, 2010 at 10:37:43 ]

Originally posted by fan49:

Originally posted by English:
Snyder? Struth! Wonder how he did. Gotta be better than Snyder at tackle!

baas is better than both at center... but heitmann is not losing his position

Wragge will be backup IMO. And Baas will be history

I think the back ups will be Baas, Wragge, Snyder and Sims.

Wallace is gone and Boone spends another year on the practice squad.

Originally posted by English:

Originally posted by fan49:

Originally posted by English:
Snyder? Struth! Wonder how he did. Gotta be better than Snyder at tackle!

baas is better than both at center... but heitmann is not losing his position

Wragge will be backup IMO. And Baas will be history

Bass will win over Wragge, bank on it.

Originally posted by ninergold:
I think the back ups will be Baas, Wragge, Snyder and Sims.

Wallace is gone and Boone spends another year on the practice squad.

I don't see Boone being placed on the PS after he has displayed his willingness to work to be a legit player. If he does make it to the PS he will get claimed imo. I don't think the team will take that chance as he seems to have a nice upside and the attitude/work ethic to realize that up side.

I hope to god Snyder is off the roster in 2010.

Sims is very good (as a backup) at LT, and decent at RT.

Boone is showing potential at RT and LT.

Baas is a capable situational starter at RG and LG. He's at least improving his ability to play center.

Wragge is not a bad 3 OL positional player as a #9.

Snyder has shown extreme flaws in his craft at LT, LG, RG, and RT. He's statistically one of the worst OL players in the NFL. This is the exact reason why we drafted Davis.

LT: Staley/Sims
LG: Iupati/Baas
OC: Heitmann/(Baas/Wragge)
RG: Rachal/Wragge
RT: Davis/Boone

Originally posted by GEEK:
I hope to god Snyder is off the roster in 2010.

Sims is very good (as a backup) at LT, and decent at RT.

Boone is showing potential at RT and LT.

Baas is a capable situational starter at RG and LG. He's at least improving his ability to play center.

Wragge is not a bad 3 OL positional player as a #9.

Snyder has shown extreme flaws in his craft at LT, LG, RG, and RT. He's statistically one of the worst OL players in the NFL. This is the exact reason why we drafted Davis.

LT: Staley/Sims
LG: Iupati/Baas
OC: Heitmann/(Baas/Wragge)
RG: Rachal/Wragge
RT: Davis/Boone

yeah snyder sucks

Originally posted by English:

Originally posted by fan49:

Originally posted by English:
Snyder? Struth! Wonder how he did. Gotta be better than Snyder at tackle!

baas is better than both at center... but heitmann is not losing his position

Wragge will be backup IMO. And Baas will be history

well he wasnt the nations best center coming out of college for no reason... wragge is career back up imo

Baas played college football as a Michigan Wolverine, where he earned All-Big Ten Conference honors three times. He started at left guard until the middle of his senior season, when he was moved to center. As a senior in 2004, he was the Hugh H. Rader awardee as the Wolverines' best offensive lineman, a finalist for the Outland Trophy, given to college football's best interior lineman, and a co-recipient of the Dave Rimington Trophy, awarded to college football's top center. He was a consensus All-America selection as well.[1] He majored in general studies.

unless the other player of the co-recipient of the dave remington trophy was wragge..... doubt it. structure? oh well

[ Edited by fan49 on Jun 12, 2010 at 12:02:17 ]

We shouldn't read too much into what's happening in non-contact OTAs (particularly for lineman).

This is a battle that will be fought in training camp and the preseason.

So far we know that the coaching staff isn't thinking of Wallace as the incumbent, and that (as it should be) being able to play multiple positions (including center) will be paramount in making the team as a backup.

As for Baas or Wragge, Baas is going to have to do more than simply beat out Wragge, as his contract is up after this year. He'll have to show that he can backup both guard spots and that he has what it takes to be our next center. Heitman is our oldest starting lineman, and center is the only spot that doesn't have a young player with a lot of promise. If Baas can show that he can be the starting center with another year or two of grooming he'll stick with the team. If not, I don't see us keeping him. There's no point in keeping Baas over Wragge if he's gone after this year anyway.

how about Snyder doesnt play at all since he sucks?

Originally posted by fan49:
Baas played college football as a Michigan Wolverine, where he earned All-Big Ten Conference honors three times. He started at left guard until the middle of his senior season, when he was moved to center. As a senior in 2004, he was the Hugh H. Rader awardee as the Wolverines' best offensive lineman, a finalist for the Outland Trophy, given to college football's best interior lineman, and a co-recipient of the Dave Rimington Trophy, awarded to college football's top center. He was a consensus All-America selection as well.[1] He majored in general studies.

unless the other player of the co-recipient of the dave remington trophy was wragge..... doubt it. structure? oh well

Um right. That happened six years ago. We select our backup center based on what happened at college.

So why has Wragge had all the backup duties?

Originally posted by Niners99:
how about Snyder doesnt play at all since he sucks?

He's good off the bench but when he is asked to start he sucks. I dont get it. Must be mental.