Kinda cool...Barrows answered one of my questions.

People are never gonna get tired of talking about Alex Smith, amazing.

Originally posted by binary2nd:
People are never gonna get tired of talking about Alex Smith, amazing.

Well...I dunno if you read the link, but I didn't ask about Alex Smith.

Originally posted by Marvin49:

Originally posted by binary2nd:
People are never gonna get tired of talking about Alex Smith, amazing.

Well...I dunno if you read the link, but I didn't ask about Alex Smith.

yeah, not you specifically, the first two questions though.

Miller and Asomugha would be an amazing offseason.

Our Defense would potentially have 4 pro-bowlers

Willis, Smith, Miller, Asomugha .

My question is, what do you think the chances we land both of them?

The Miller pick IMO has ~25% and Asomugha signing would probably be

Originally posted by NinerBuff:
Miller and Asomugha would be an amazing offseason.

Our Defense would potentially have 4 pro-bowlers

Willis, Smith, Miller, Asomugha .

My question is, what do you think the chances we land both of them?

The Miller pick IMO has ~25% and Asomugha signing would probably be

I think Miller WILL be the pick (so I'd say 50% to 75%) and that the chances at Nnamdi are about 10%-15%. I only put it that high because he played his College ball at Cal and his Pro Ball in Oakland, so he hasn't played outside the Bay Area in 12 or 13 years. The Niners would give him a shot to get out of the Al Davis mess, make good money, and stay in the Bay Area.

No offense I believe Miller is a little overated. He over pursues and takes him self out on alot of plays. I was really high on him at first but the more I watched the guy the more I did not like. Sure the draft experts and dont blame them but I dont see him as the pass rusher that we are looking for. I would rather have Robert Quinn or trade back and get Cameron Jordan on defense other than a corner (Peterson/Amukamara).

Originally posted by Marvin49:

Originally posted by NinerBuff:
Miller and Asomugha would be an amazing offseason.

Our Defense would potentially have 4 pro-bowlers

Willis, Smith, Miller, Asomugha .

My question is, what do you think the chances we land both of them?

The Miller pick IMO has ~25% and Asomugha signing would probably be

I think Miller WILL be the pick (so I'd say 50% to 75%) and that the chances at Nnamdi are about 10%-15%. I only put it that high because he played his College ball at Cal and his Pro Ball in Oakland, so he hasn't played outside the Bay Area in 12 or 13 years. The Niners would give him a shot to get out of the Al Davis mess, make good money, and stay in the Bay Area.

Ok, so you may be right and my numbers are too pessimistic, but the even with your numbers, the chance of landing both guys is ~8%

Originally posted by NC49erfan82:
No offense I believe Miller is a little overated. He over pursues and takes him self out on alot of plays. I was really high on him at first but the more I watched the guy the more I did not like. Sure the draft experts and dont blame them but I dont see him as the pass rusher that we are looking for. I would rather have Robert Quinn or trade back and get Cameron Jordan on defense other than a corner (Peterson/Amukamara).

None taken. ;-)

I kinda think he's overrated as well...right now. Alot of mocks have him going as high as #3 when I think he should go between 7 and 11.

I think tho that when it all shakes out he'll be available at #7 and that the choices for the Niners will be him or Prince Amakumara. I don't really like Prince that much.

As for Miller, he is surely a one-dimensional player right now. That one dimension tho just happens to be the one we are missing. It's also somethihg ALL teams are are looking for.

I think Quinn will be gone and I don't thing the niners need a 3-4 end bad enough to expend a 7th overall pick on one (Cameron Jordan).

[ Edited by Marvin49 on Feb 15, 2011 at 16:24:45 ]

Did this really need to be a thread? In the age of Twitter they answer lots of fans questions.

Originally posted by Jcool:
Did this really need to be a thread? In the age of Twitter they answer lots of fans questions.

Did YOU really need to respond? I thought it was pretty cool and I thought his response was funny.

Sue me.

Originally posted by Marvin49:
http://blogs.sacbee.com/49ers/archives/2011/02/qa-the-alex-smi.html#

No Biggy, just thought it was kinda cool.

The first line of his response made me laugh tho. ;-)

What was the question??

Originally posted by Jcool:
Did this really need to be a thread? In the age of Twitter they answer lots of fans questions.

#1 Its the offseason what else is there to talk about
#2 Who cares? I thought it was preety neat.

I swear I named his twitter tuesdays for him. He started answering questions from twitter and then I messaged him the next week on Tuesday, and I said "hey that was cool having a Twitter Tuesday last week" and he has called it that ever since.

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