Breakout Player 2011?

Originally posted by GoGetit:
Taylor Mays hands down. He has argubly the best DB coach in the league. I hope Nate leaves and Dashon returns. I think Nates attitude is bad for the locker room.

No no no, Dashon NEEDS to go.

Originally posted by SanFranMan:

Originally posted by GoGetit:
Taylor Mays hands down. He has argubly the best DB coach in the league. I hope Nate leaves and Dashon returns. I think Nates attitude is bad for the locker room.

No no no, Dashon NEEDS to go.

i dont like dashon either but we may need him mays isnt ready to start and will need another year that really only leaves reggie smith

Kaepernick is just another Marcus Robinson

Originally posted by DaBallhawk21:
Kaepernick is just another Marcus Robinson

Alex Smith, I think he's going to have an Aaron Rodgers type of year!

Originally posted by JustaFan45:
Alex Smith, I think he's going to have an Aaron Rodgers type of year!

I appreciate the optimism. If that happens, Harbaugh not only gets coach of the year, but coach of the century.

Originally posted by btthepunk:

Originally posted by JustaFan45:
Alex Smith, I think he's going to have an Aaron Rodgers type of year!

I appreciate the optimism. If that happens, Harbaugh not only gets coach of the year, but coach of the century.

if that happens that is proof that all alex needs is a competant coach

Originally posted by btthepunk:

Originally posted by JustaFan45:
Alex Smith, I think he's going to have an Aaron Rodgers type of year!

I appreciate the optimism. If that happens, Harbaugh not only gets coach of the year, but coach of the century.

Ok how about Matt Ryan type of year?

Aldon Smith has the best chance to have a good year.

There are other players I think will have 'bigger' breakout years, at least as far as national or league-wide appreciation are concerned, but I think Ronald Johnson might be a surprise.

He's barely talked about, but I think he's a solid candidate to impress and become an impact player ala Josh Morgan, possibly better eventually. Even though some aren't convinced that Morgan is a good 2nd receiver, don't forget that he was a 6th round pick and that is pretty sweet value for what he seems to be. Johnson was also a 6th rounder, a spot when most fans don't count on the player to even make the active roster, but I think he has a good shot to surprise and contribute.

Again, I don't expect him to go Marques Colston on us, but I think he could become a top 3 receiver on our team this year, which would be impressive.

Originally posted by mug0mug:
There are other players I think will have 'bigger' breakout years, at least as far as national or league-wide appreciation are concerned, but I think Ronald Johnson might be a surprise.

He's barely talked about, but I think he's a solid candidate to impress and become an impact player ala Josh Morgan, possibly better eventually. Even though some aren't convinced that Morgan is a good 2nd receiver, don't forget that he was a 6th round pick and that is pretty sweet value for what he seems to be. Johnson was also a 6th rounder, a spot when most fans don't count on the player to even make the active roster, but I think he has a good shot to surprise and contribute.

Again, I don't expect him to go Marques Colston on us, but I think he could become a top 3 receiver on our team this year, which would be impressive.

Morgan is just not very good. We need to replace him.

Originally posted by DaBallhawk21:
Kaepernick is just another Marcus Robinson

Justification for this ridiculous statement or you are just trolling.

The obvious choice would seem to be the veteran QB and receiver. Usually, year three is the breakout year for wideouts. Smith will work in the WCO for the 2nd time in his career, and for the 1st time ever in his career under an offensive coach that is highly regarded for his QB-molding ability.

I think if you vote Crabs, you probably have to vote Smith first; If Alex breaks out, so will Crabtree, but it's less likely to happen the other way around.

hopefully Anthony Davis

Kentwan Bal....my bad