Carmen Policy on TV tonight

Thanks for putting us into salary cap hell Mr Policy. Not interested in your opinions of your previous team.

Originally posted by andrew1cohen:
Hi: Did anyone watch Carmen Policy on TV tonight? Great interview. He's pretty down on York re: Harbaugh (Keep him almost at any cost, Bill Walsh was a pain too), need an elder for York, not too optimistic re: 49ers for the next few years ...

Regardless if you believe him, anyone have any thoughts on the guy with 5 rings?

5 rings. Nuff said!

Down on york?!?!?

No way!!!

Originally posted by andrew1cohen:
Hi: Did anyone watch Carmen Policy on TV tonight? Great interview. He's pretty down on York re: Harbaugh (Keep him almost at any cost, Bill Walsh was a pain too), need an elder for York, not too optimistic re: 49ers for the next few years ...

Regardless if you believe him, anyone have any thoughts on the guy with 5 rings?

There's a reason he's not in the 49er Museum

Originally posted by andrew1cohen:
Hi: Did anyone watch Carmen Policy on TV tonight? Great interview. He's pretty down on York re: Harbaugh (Keep him almost at any cost, Bill Walsh was a pain too), need an elder for York, not too optimistic re: 49ers for the next few years ...

Regardless if you believe him, anyone have any thoughts on the guy with 5 rings?

I wonder about Carmen ,DID he see the Offense declining EACH year?yeah right Carmen and the rest of the TALKING HEADS need to shut the F*** Up.

Originally posted by English:
Thanks for putting us into salary cap hell Mr Policy. Not interested in your opinions of your previous team.

Exactly. The man who caused us to have the shortest CB pair in NFL history (not confirmed) with McMillan and Walker.

Sorry...I don't give 2 sh*ts what Carmen says.

Dude kept pushing the cap implications into future years for the entirety of his stay and as soon as the bill came due he cut and ran. He made the mess but refused top stay and clean it up.

Screw him. I'm done with that guy.

He's a lawyer. Say no more!

Maybe the Browns would be interested in his opinion.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by andrew1cohen:
Hi: Did anyone watch Carmen Policy on TV tonight? Great interview. He's pretty down on York re: Harbaugh (Keep him almost at any cost, Bill Walsh was a pain too), need an elder for York, not too optimistic re: 49ers for the next few years ...

Regardless if you believe him, anyone have any thoughts on the guy with 5 rings?

There's a reason he's not in the 49er Museum

That is what I was thinking too. He has an ax to grind.

He's just another lawyer turned wine maker.

Originally posted by Marvin49:

Sorry...I don't give 2 sh*ts what Carmen says.

Dude kept pushing the cap implications into future years for the entirety of his stay and as soon as the bill came due he cut and ran. He made the mess but refused top stay and clean it up.

Screw him. I'm done with that guy.

Very well put.

It's pretty obvious to almost everyone that niners are on a downward spiral. Carmen only speaks the truth, and the reason they kept pushing contacts forward is because Eddie had a HOF qb and wr and went all in trying get super bowls every year.

Originally posted by English:

Thanks for putting us into salary cap hell Mr Policy. Not interested in your opinions of your previous team.

Terry Donahue put us in salary cap hell.

Originally posted by Niners99:

Originally posted by English:

Thanks for putting us into salary cap hell Mr Policy. Not interested in your opinions of your previous team.

Terry Donahue put us in salary cap hell.

No. He didn't. Policy was the one who agreed and signed the contracts which, in effect, borrowed money from the future to pay for the present. The 49ers were the first NFL team to experience salary cap hell, and it was Policy's doing. Way before TDon.

TDon will always be remembered for completely dismantling the team and giving Erickson a roster of players most thought would be unable to beat a good college side. But salary cap hell was uniquely Policy's legacy to the team.