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Lets Settle This: Who will be the #2 Receiver?

Originally posted by Kronos2560:
Originally posted by 49erWay:
I'm going with a combination of former and near former Webzone favorites in rotation...

Rashaun Woods
Brandon Lloyd
David Boston

Michael Crabtree *He WAS a bust so he fits too.*

And our all time favorite QB to throw it to them in relief of Kaep.....JT Osullivan baby!


Fixed.
forgot otis amey
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  • cools
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Love Patton, but doubt he's activated much this year, I see his as a future z/flanker,
I think the running routes without being allowed to catch it may turn into a blessing in disguise, bet he's focused on the routes and seperation,
6th on the DC, maybe even hidden on PuP/IR

Moore has been a pleasent surprise, no one even had him in the top 6 before camp, now he's starting at x/se
I think he ends up the #4, active on game days, and fantastic as special teams gunner

I think Collie will emerge as a go to target for Kap, and be the first off the bench

Im going with Williams as the starting x/se, he seems driven to win that job
Though when Manningham returns to 100%, he could take over

Jenkins, 5th on the DC for now, Up to him if he moves up
He wont be cut, but I could see a trade as a possibility

Osgood and Jacobs dont make it, and once Manningham comes back, they will prob cut another, hard to guess who that will be
Kyle Williams will be. His production will go way up this year. He's always been pretty good at least at WR. He is small and has a hard time staying healthy. Not a return man you want to rely on. But at WR he's been pretty good IMO.
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Originally posted by cools:
Love Patton, but doubt he's activated much this year, I see his as a future z/flanker,
I think the running routes without being allowed to catch it may turn into a blessing in disguise, bet he's focused on the routes and seperation,
6th on the DC, maybe even hidden on PuP/IR

Moore has been a pleasent surprise, no one even had him in the top 6 before camp, now he's starting at x/se
I think he ends up the #4, active on game days, and fantastic as special teams gunner

I think Collie will emerge as a go to target for Kap, and be the first off the bench

Im going with Williams as the starting x/se, he seems driven to win that job
Though when Manningham returns to 100%, he could take over

Jenkins, 5th on the DC for now, Up to him if he moves up
He wont be cut, but I could see a trade as a possibility

Osgood and Jacobs dont make it, and once Manningham comes back, they will prob cut another, hard to guess who that will be


Osgood could still make it for special teams, either him or Lockette.
I think Boldin and Davis are going to be the the clear bell cows this year. Beyond that it could be someone different each week based on match ups. I can easily see Collie, Williams and eventually Manningham producing some decent games. Most of us forget that Manningham was producing #2 WR stats when he went down. I do think Collie could be a sleep in the slot. When and I think its more likely an "if" Crabtree comes back and I really hope he does, look out because this offense could easily become the best in the league. There will be so many weapons, it will be insane. I also believe McDonald is gonna catch a bunch of balls as well. Good gravy its gonna be insane!
i think the size of most of these guys is a little concerning. crabs boldin and lockette are the only receivers we have that look like they can take a few hits before getting broken in half and were not even gonna have crabtree til november
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Kyle Williams will be. His production will go way up this year. He's always been pretty good at least at WR. He is small and has a hard time staying healthy. Not a return man you want to rely on. But at WR he's been pretty good IMO.

When they asked Boldin who he thought could stretch the field opposite him in the lineup, he mentioned Williams, Jenkins, Moore and Lockette. Williams has speed. I don't think it's quite as fast a speed as the other three, but he's no slouch.
It's KW, no question. He's much more experienced and was off to a fine start last year when he got hurt. As for the others, I'm pretty confident Collie will be the #3 unless one of the youngsters like Moore steps up. It's looking like Moore will be a fine addition to the receiving corps and he's already a ST star. Jury's still out on Jenkins and Lockette. Hall has a good shot to make the team because as Kap says, he gets open and is sure-handed.
  • MarkD
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There is no #1 or #2 in the 49ers system so I am not sure why this is so important.
Originally posted by MarkD:
There is no #1 or #2 in the 49ers system so I am not sure why this is so important.

maybe true but there are guys you want out there before other guys right? crabs is our number one for sure and boldin wouldve been 2 but now we have to adjust. im betting on marlon moore, i really like this kid
Originally posted by GNielsen:
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Kyle Williams will be. His production will go way up this year. He's always been pretty good at least at WR. He is small and has a hard time staying healthy. Not a return man you want to rely on. But at WR he's been pretty good IMO.

When they asked Boldin who he thought could stretch the field opposite him in the lineup, he mentioned Williams, Jenkins, Moore and Lockette. Williams has speed. I don't think it's quite as fast a speed as the other three, but he's no slouch.

Williams has pretty good speed, good WR hands at least (taking away PR/KR completely), runs good routes, has experience, has always been pretty good for us when healthy, has some time in with Kaepernick. I think he is the logical guy next to Boldin.
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