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Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:
No. It's where it's is bit more fun and relaxed. Can talk about the other non NFL and niner stuff there.
Direct NFL and niner talk is what I like here and so do the mods.
There are a whole lot of college kids that are better than Hyde right now. He doesn't know the game as well as you would like to believeYeah nah just go back to the other threads. College doesnt count.
Any of the top 5 running backs probably more in this draft can come right in and take his roster spot with ease. Same goes for any of the position players that can return punts and kicks.They should take Hyde out first though, that guy spends most of his time being useless in IR squad. Any able bodied hack would be more useful than someone in IR squad.
Just some observation, not knowing how to be professional isnt restricted to players. Seems that alot of NFL coaches and management have no clue how to be professional. Yeah the money might be there but the professionalism is nowhere near that of the big leagues in other football codes.
Alot if players in the NFL right now don't know how to be professional. It doesn't make Hayne better than them
Originally posted by J_Train:Those 2nd 3rd and 4th stringers playing for the 49ers were much better than the 1st stringers they had all year. The coaches coaching the team resulted in a worse team also.
FOOTBALL!!! We love it.
Looking at Hayne dominating the entire NFL pre-season against 2nd, 3rd and 4th stringers, a question is raised.
What is astringer? And who decided what one is? And how ar they ranked from 1-4?
Everybody says Hayne was dominating 2-4 stingers so nothing special. But considering his lack of NFL experience - basically zero - what does that make Hayne? 5th or 6th stringer? 7th stinger?
So, you see, Hayne has been playing above his weight and performing quite well. So, a 7th stringer beating 2nd stringers. That's a 5 string jump. Is that a stat? String jump percentage? So Haynes SJP is around 3.5 which puts him in the top 10 of the entire NFL. no matter how you look it, that's impressive.
Is. Vodka and orange a girls drink? That's what I've been having.
Originally posted by monaroCountry:Remember lets all get our pad levels low and learn 21 years of forum etiquette in a week.
People round here dont have enough concrete in their diet and are easily offended.
Originally posted by JoNeo:Greg Inglis comments on Hayne planes NFL aspirations
https://youtu.be/J73Fw-Ba6xQ
Originally posted by monaroCountry:There are a whole lot of college kids that are better than Hyde right now. He doesn't know the game as well as you would like to believeYeah nah just go back to the other threads. College doesnt count.
Any of the top 5 running backs probably more in this draft can come right in and take his roster spot with ease. Same goes for any of the position players that can return punts and kicks.They should take Hyde out first though, that guy spends most of his time being useless in IR squad. Any able bodied hack would be more useful than someone in IR squad.
Just some observation, not knowing how to be professional isnt restricted to players. Seems that alot of NFL coaches and management have no clue how to be professional. Yeah the money might be there but the professionalism is nowhere near that of the big leagues in other football codes.
Alot if players in the NFL right now don't know how to be professional. It doesn't make Hayne better than them
Believe it or not there is also a grace period for NFL and the 49ers in gaining new international fans, fans that they seem intent on pissing on. Some of these bad American attitude is really a major reason why American Football, the NFL and AF players aren't very popular or making head ways internationally. I guess they can just stay as a backwater sport big in America and nowhere else.
Originally posted by JoNeo:Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:The unvarnished, unhyped, off-the-air insight I got in SF last week tells me #JarrydHayne has a huge, uphill climb to hold a job in the NFL. - Ron Flatter CBS Sports
Ron any insight to his biggest hurdle from what you heard? - 49er Aus
@49aus Technique (we knew that), and lack of speed, especially to cover ground backing up to field punts.- Ron Flatter
Was this article prior to last season or more recent ?
Originally posted by ChipDouglas510:
Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:
Convo on Twitter yesterday. Didn't see a retweet in it.
Originally posted by JoNeo:Thanks for the boost Chip
I dont know how to convert link to vid like that

Originally posted by monaroCountry:Maybe that's where the Hayne thread belongs, some of these sheilas are pansies and trigger happy with locking threads. We really shouldnt be surprised with these premature trigger pullers.
Originally posted by ChipDouglas510:
CLick the little green box with what looks like a movie camera in it and post the link