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2nd round head scratchers
May 8, 2015 at 2:18 PM
- FL9er
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SoCold
May 8, 2015 at 2:44 PM
- philosoraptor
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Originally posted by SoCold:
Originally posted by Jesu80ncleats:
Originally posted by natrone06:
Originally posted by SoCold:
Originally posted by natrone06:
Originally posted by SoCold:
Originally posted by OKC49erFan:
Originally posted by crake49:
I can't lay Taylor Mays on Baalke. I've read a number of accounts of that draft that said Baalke was mainly interested in Kam Chancellor, but Singletary was adamant that he wanted Mays.
Singletary was yelling in the war room. Looked belligerent, as he often did. Baalke gave in, which I'm sure he always regretted.
Mike was telling Trent to take Bowman in the 2nd and Trent picked Mays, lucky for us Bowman was still there in the 3rd
Oh you were there lol?
if you haven't noticed Trent is in love with drafting Safeties
2010
2nd Rnd - Taylor Mays
2011
3rd Rnd - Chris Culliver
6th Rnd - Colin Jones
2012
6th Rnd - Trenton Robinson
2013
1st Rnd - Eric Reid
3rd Rnd - Corey Lemonier
2014
1st Rnd - Jimmie Ward
2015
2nd Rnd - Jaquiski Tartt
He also loves turning those Safeties into CBs and LBs
THAT IS YOUR EVIDENCE FOR YOUR CLAIM?(and you do know Corey Lemonier is not a safety right?)
yeah you like that
and according to NT Nick Moody is a much better ILB than Perryman will ever be
I guess because Moody used to play Safety
in fact I've heard Moody can play ILB and Safety at the same time
You mean Nick Moody the future HoF ILb, OLB, Safety, CB combo?
May 8, 2015 at 2:45 PM
- DonnieDarko
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Carlos Hyde will be the best pick
May 8, 2015 at 3:19 PM
- 4ML
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Baalke is an above average GM but he is not great as people here will have you believe.
The 2015 draft made no sense. I'm glad we did address speed on offense in the off-season though. Wished we had done so earlier and maybe 2014 wouldn't have been such a disaster.
The 2015 draft made no sense. I'm glad we did address speed on offense in the off-season though. Wished we had done so earlier and maybe 2014 wouldn't have been such a disaster.
May 10, 2015 at 4:10 PM
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Baalke loves to take risks. Every gm hits and misses but his misses are unnecessary. He gambles on guys in the early rounds when there's better prospects available at the position.
May 10, 2015 at 4:48 PM
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Originally posted by 4ML:Baalke is an above average GM but he is not great as people here will have you believe.
The 2015 draft made no sense. I'm glad we did address speed on offense in the off-season though. Wished we had done so earlier and maybe 2014 wouldn't have been such a disaster.
The 2015 seemed like an absolute home run then. Borland tainted the draft, but there's a lot to like with that draft.
May 10, 2015 at 5:00 PM
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Originally posted by VoiceofReason:
Long time reader but first time poster. I usually give Trent B. the benefit of the doubt when it comes to decisions on who the 49ers keep or don't keep, sign or don't sign. But there is very specific area that he has always confused me...2nd round picks!!! This isn't crying over spilled milk because I never liked or understood several of his 2nd round picks. Trent drafted Taylor Mays, LaMichael James, Carlos Hyde and now Tartt in the 2nd round. I didn't like any of the picks when they were made. Don't get me wrong, I like Carlos Hyde and have high hopes for him this year. But when we drafted him I thought there were more pressing needs than a RB. The other three picks just infuriated me and in my opinion were wasted picks from the start. How do you build a winning team when you keep wasting second round picks? Does anyone else feel the same way?
yea the james pick i was hoping for Lamar Miller. I thought he was a more of a 3 down back.
the vance mcdonald pick i was SCREAMING for Keenan Allen
Hyde pick i was ok with.
But yea Baalke has done a better job signing guys and trading for guys and knowing when not to pay guys. drafting isnt his strong suit.
May 10, 2015 at 5:20 PM
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Originally posted by krizay:
But yea Baalke has done a better job signing guys and trading for guys and knowing when not to pay guys. drafting isnt his strong suit.
Can you name a GM better at drafting?
May 10, 2015 at 5:26 PM
- bors
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Originally posted by natrone06:
Originally posted by krizay:
But yea Baalke has done a better job signing guys and trading for guys and knowing when not to pay guys. drafting isnt his strong suit.
Can you name a GM better at drafting?
Ozzie Newsome
May 10, 2015 at 5:35 PM
- natrone06
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Originally posted by bors:
Originally posted by natrone06:
Originally posted by krizay:
But yea Baalke has done a better job signing guys and trading for guys and knowing when not to pay guys. drafting isnt his strong suit.
Can you name a GM better at drafting?
Ozzie Newsome
Ok thats probably a pretty common answer. Now lets compare drafts from 2010 - 2014 and see which look better
http://www.nfl.com/draft/history/fulldraft?teamId=4500&type=team
http://www.nfl.com/draft/history/fulldraft?teamId=0325&type=team
MY biggest issue is vey few people can see the forrest through the trees. GMs must be graded on a curve vs their counterparts. All GMs have a huge percentage of busts. Baalke is one of the best in terms of being a talent evaluator. His inability to coincide with the best coach we have had since Walsh and hiring a yes man is a different story...... (yet to be determined)
[ Edited by natrone06 on May 10, 2015 at 6:03 PM ]
May 10, 2015 at 6:12 PM
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This draft
1986 - San Francisco 49ers
39 - Larry Roberts DEAlabama
56 - Tom Rathman RBNebraska
64 - Tim McKyer DBTexas-Arlington
76 - John Taylor WRDelaware State
96 - Charles Haley DEJames Madison
101 - Steve Wallace TAuburn
102 - Kevin f*gan DEMiami (Fla.)
131 - Pat Miller LBFlorida
162 - Don Griffin DBMiddle Tennessee State
203 - Jim Popp --Vanderbilt
240 - Tony Cherry RBOregon
267 - Elliston Stinson --Rice
270 - Harold Hallman --Auburn
1986 - San Francisco 49ers
39 - Larry Roberts DEAlabama
56 - Tom Rathman RBNebraska
64 - Tim McKyer DBTexas-Arlington
76 - John Taylor WRDelaware State
96 - Charles Haley DEJames Madison
101 - Steve Wallace TAuburn
102 - Kevin f*gan DEMiami (Fla.)
131 - Pat Miller LBFlorida
162 - Don Griffin DBMiddle Tennessee State
203 - Jim Popp --Vanderbilt
240 - Tony Cherry RBOregon
267 - Elliston Stinson --Rice
270 - Harold Hallman --Auburn
May 10, 2015 at 6:33 PM
- bors
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Originally posted by natrone06:
Originally posted by bors:
Originally posted by natrone06:
Originally posted by krizay:
But yea Baalke has done a better job signing guys and trading for guys and knowing when not to pay guys. drafting isnt his strong suit.
Can you name a GM better at drafting?
Ozzie Newsome
Ok thats probably a pretty common answer. Now lets compare drafts from 2010 - 2014 and see which look better
http://www.nfl.com/draft/history/fulldraft?teamId=4500&type=team
http://www.nfl.com/draft/history/fulldraft?teamId=0325&type=team
MY biggest issue is vey few people can see the forrest through the trees. GMs must be graded on a curve vs their counterparts. All GMs have a huge percentage of busts. Baalke is one of the best in terms of being a talent evaluator. His inability to coincide with the best coach we have had since Walsh and hiring a yes man is a different story...... (yet to be determined)
That was just the first name to pop up.I don't follow other teams gms as much.I know mcdrinkycrow is in Washington.Schneider I n Seattle..etc..I am on the ballke wagon till the wheels fall off.just like I am all in with tomsula.I even quote him in our work pre shift meeting...go miners.I am hoping this and last year's draft.really carry us forward over the next few years
May 10, 2015 at 6:55 PM
- natrone06
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Originally posted by bors:
Originally posted by natrone06:
Originally posted by bors:
Originally posted by natrone06:
Originally posted by krizay:
But yea Baalke has done a better job signing guys and trading for guys and knowing when not to pay guys. drafting isnt his strong suit.
Can you name a GM better at drafting?
Ozzie Newsome
Ok thats probably a pretty common answer. Now lets compare drafts from 2010 - 2014 and see which look better
http://www.nfl.com/draft/history/fulldraft?teamId=4500&type=team
http://www.nfl.com/draft/history/fulldraft?teamId=0325&type=team
MY biggest issue is vey few people can see the forrest through the trees. GMs must be graded on a curve vs their counterparts. All GMs have a huge percentage of busts. Baalke is one of the best in terms of being a talent evaluator. His inability to coincide with the best coach we have had since Walsh and hiring a yes man is a different story...... (yet to be determined)
That was just the first name to pop up.I don't follow other teams gms as much.I know mcdrinkycrow is in Washington.Schneider I n Seattle..etc..I am on the ballke wagon till the wheels fall off.just like I am all in with tomsula.I even quote him in our work pre shift meeting...go miners.I am hoping this and last year's draft.really carry us forward over the next few years
Ozzie was a great answer. Most people consider him one of the best and when you compare him and Baalkes draft record since 2010 Baalke matches up favorably.
May 10, 2015 at 8:35 PM
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I actually think LaMichael James may have been a sore point with TB vs JH. It did seem the LMJ pick was JH, but then JH and Roman never used him to his strength a la Reggie Bush - swing passes, screens, etc. to get him in space. I'd be pretty irritated too if guys like Singletary and Harbaugh demanded players and then failed to use and develop them. Wish we could really know what went on inside the building. Astounding that in all these years there haven't been better tell-all books from inside NFL teams.
May 10, 2015 at 8:45 PM
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Originally posted by crake49:
I can't lay Taylor Mays on Baalke. I've read a number of accounts of that draft that said Baalke was mainly interested in Kam Chancellor, but Singletary was adamant that he wanted Mays.
Originally posted by OKC49erFan:
Singletary was yelling in the war room. Looked belligerent, as he often did. Baalke gave in, which I'm sure he always regretted.
Let's not start making excuses for him. He wants to claim all the success here, then ALL the blame lays on him too. There's no Scot M. influence like there was in 2010, no Singletary or Harbaugh to blame on this one. This is ALL on him now. And the pattern on overreaches continues. Unfortunately for Tomsula (and the fans), he'll get fired before Baalke does.
(and you do know Corey Lemonier is not a safety right?)