Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
gonna have a huge year
1300 yds 12 tds
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Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
gonna have a huge year
1300 yds 12 tds
Originally posted by 91til:I don't think ppl want him to go. Rather the majority are assuming that re signing him will be a major headache based off how hard it was to get him signed on his rookie deal. Which was a slotted salary.
Originally posted by Pillbusta:
Originally posted by lamontb:This tells me that Harbaugh knows exactly how important Crabtree is to this team. If Crabtree plays well this season we just might ... might be apt to retain his services after all. It must have been a real wye opener last year with Crabtree out more than half the season
Originally posted by pwillis52beasty:
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Crabtree is on the field for Organzied Team Activities, but the veteran receiver is taking a careful approach after tearing his Achilles a year ago during the voluntary workouts. "Michael practiced a good portion of the workout," Jim Harbaugh said on Wednesday. "There's a plan in place for him."Crabtree didn't take part in 7-on-7 or team periods that were open to the media.Not to worry, says the 49ers head coach. It's all by design.
"(He was) more limited than some of the other receivers that we have, but I think our medical staff and Michael and we as coaches, are taking a smart approach."
I really can't believe how resigned people are here to the supposed "fact" that "we're going to lose Crabs" after this year... I understand its a very real possibility, I just think after what we went through with WRs for the last TEN YEARS(!!!) people seem a little too eager to see Crabtree go... In my opinion its classic Whiner behavior.... people whine about him holding out his rookie year, whine about him being "slow," whine about the times he's been injured. And act like he's NOT a baller or something when he's out there. The guy is a baller. The guy makes it happen on the field. I can't wait to see him go off this year! And really hope we can get him signed. Cause him and Kap for the next 5-6 years? Are you serious?! How could you NOT want to see that if you're a Niner fan, lol.
Originally posted by lamontb:
Originally posted by 91til:I don't think ppl want him to go. Rather the majority are assuming that re signing him will be a major headache based off how hard it was to get him signed on his rookie deal. Which was a slotted salary.
Originally posted by Pillbusta:
Originally posted by lamontb:This tells me that Harbaugh knows exactly how important Crabtree is to this team. If Crabtree plays well this season we just might ... might be apt to retain his services after all. It must have been a real wye opener last year with Crabtree out more than half the season
Originally posted by pwillis52beasty:
double post
Crabtree is on the field for Organzied Team Activities, but the veteran receiver is taking a careful approach after tearing his Achilles a year ago during the voluntary workouts. "Michael practiced a good portion of the workout," Jim Harbaugh said on Wednesday. "There's a plan in place for him."Crabtree didn't take part in 7-on-7 or team periods that were open to the media.Not to worry, says the 49ers head coach. It's all by design.
"(He was) more limited than some of the other receivers that we have, but I think our medical staff and Michael and we as coaches, are taking a smart approach."
I really can't believe how resigned people are here to the supposed "fact" that "we're going to lose Crabs" after this year... I understand its a very real possibility, I just think after what we went through with WRs for the last TEN YEARS(!!!) people seem a little too eager to see Crabtree go... In my opinion its classic Whiner behavior.... people whine about him holding out his rookie year, whine about him being "slow," whine about the times he's been injured. And act like he's NOT a baller or something when he's out there. The guy is a baller. The guy makes it happen on the field. I can't wait to see him go off this year! And really hope we can get him signed. Cause him and Kap for the next 5-6 years? Are you serious?! How could you NOT want to see that if you're a Niner fan, lol.
Originally posted by pwillis52beasty:
Does anyone else wish that he actually stayed away from OTAs? lol. I don't want him getting injured in voluntary practices, especially with his history. I know anyone can get a freak unfortunate injury and it really worries me. Hope everyone stays healthy. I just wish we could turn injuries off like in Madden.
Originally posted by 91til:
I really can't believe how resigned people are here to the supposed "fact" that "we're going to lose Crabs" after this year... I understand its a very real possibility, I just think after what we went through with WRs for the last TEN YEARS(!!!) people seem a little too eager to see Crabtree go... In my opinion its classic Whiner behavior.... people whine about him holding out his rookie year, whine about him being "slow," whine about the times he's been injured. And act like he's NOT a baller or something when he's out there. The guy is a baller. The guy makes it happen on the field. I can't wait to see him go off this year! And really hope we can get him signed. Cause him and Kap for the next 5-6 years? Are you serious?! How could you NOT want to see that if you're a Niner fan, lol.
Originally posted by Mertonschickendance:True but I think teams are only gonna throw so much money at him. Looking at Brandon Marshall;s deal makes Crabtree seem more affordable. If you got a good player that is balling out you gotta pay him. Just can't let them all walk. I think Crabtree could get his payday from the Niners. We shall see.
Originally posted by lamontb:
Originally posted by 91til:I don't think ppl want him to go. Rather the majority are assuming that re signing him will be a major headache based off how hard it was to get him signed on his rookie deal. Which was a slotted salary.
Originally posted by Pillbusta:
Originally posted by lamontb:This tells me that Harbaugh knows exactly how important Crabtree is to this team. If Crabtree plays well this season we just might ... might be apt to retain his services after all. It must have been a real wye opener last year with Crabtree out more than half the season
Originally posted by pwillis52beasty:
double post
Crabtree is on the field for Organzied Team Activities, but the veteran receiver is taking a careful approach after tearing his Achilles a year ago during the voluntary workouts. "Michael practiced a good portion of the workout," Jim Harbaugh said on Wednesday. "There's a plan in place for him."Crabtree didn't take part in 7-on-7 or team periods that were open to the media.Not to worry, says the 49ers head coach. It's all by design.
"(He was) more limited than some of the other receivers that we have, but I think our medical staff and Michael and we as coaches, are taking a smart approach."
I really can't believe how resigned people are here to the supposed "fact" that "we're going to lose Crabs" after this year... I understand its a very real possibility, I just think after what we went through with WRs for the last TEN YEARS(!!!) people seem a little too eager to see Crabtree go... In my opinion its classic Whiner behavior.... people whine about him holding out his rookie year, whine about him being "slow," whine about the times he's been injured. And act like he's NOT a baller or something when he's out there. The guy is a baller. The guy makes it happen on the field. I can't wait to see him go off this year! And really hope we can get him signed. Cause him and Kap for the next 5-6 years? Are you serious?! How could you NOT want to see that if you're a Niner fan, lol.
If he has a great year, which I really believe he will, it will be that more difficult to afford him. If other teams threw money at our players like Goldson and RJF, then you know they'll for sure be standing there for Crabs. And I think Crabs would love to test the market.
Originally posted by JimHarbaugh:
Right now. There is no way Crab should get a deal close to B. Marshall. Look at Marshal's body of work compared to Crabs. Unless he blows up this year he should get around 6 million a year
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by JimHarbaugh:
Right now. There is no way Crab should get a deal close to B. Marshall. Look at Marshal's body of work compared to Crabs. Unless he blows up this year he should get around 6 million a year
Right I think that's what everyone is saying...Marshall is getting $10 million a year and Crabs shouldn't get anywhere near that. I think somewhere in the $7 million range would be fair. Seattle screwed us paying Harvin $12 million and Miami paying Wallace making $15 million a year.
Originally posted by Pillbusta:
$8million annual for Crabtree is the floor but more realistic is $9-9.5 million for four or five years and $25 million guaranteed! We don't want to hear this but I am expecting something like this from Eugene Parker. Heck, we just might pay it to because it looks like Iupati is a gone after this year. He is getting paid and we will take that third round comp pick
Originally posted by hondakillerzx:yup iupati will probably walk because we drafted some high quality linemen this year to replace him with and we'll get an extra third for sure. i dont know if they want to pay crabs but id rather we keep him over iupati if we can only keep one
Originally posted by Pillbusta:
$8million annual for Crabtree is the floor but more realistic is $9-9.5 million for four or five years and $25 million guaranteed! We don't want to hear this but I am expecting something like this from Eugene Parker. Heck, we just might pay it to because it looks like Iupati is a gone after this year. He is getting paid and we will take that third round comp pick