MASSIVE cap space.

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by walker807:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by RDB4216:
I wish I could see this as a bright spot, but I just can't. We have become that team that players don't want to come to, unless they are overpaid to do so. The 49ers won't overpay. So the money goes unspent, and makes the York's pockets fatter. That is not going to be an incentive for them to change things, so we will continue to miss out on impact free agents next season. And the next. So basically, we are screwed until we can hit on a couple of really quality drafts, and completely turn the team around that way.

Yup. 2000s all over again.

How does this relate to the 2000's. If anything, they learned that blowing loads of cash on FA's and playing close to the cap doesnt work. Anytime I see somebody say that the money goes back into Jeds pocket shows how little football knowledge is behind the post.

See the bold.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by walker807:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by RDB4216:
I wish I could see this as a bright spot, but I just can't. We have become that team that players don't want to come to, unless they are overpaid to do so. The 49ers won't overpay. So the money goes unspent, and makes the York's pockets fatter. That is not going to be an incentive for them to change things, so we will continue to miss out on impact free agents next season. And the next. So basically, we are screwed until we can hit on a couple of really quality drafts, and completely turn the team around that way.

Yup. 2000s all over again.

How does this relate to the 2000's. If anything, they learned that blowing loads of cash on FA's and playing close to the cap doesnt work. Anytime I see somebody say that the money goes back into Jeds pocket shows how little football knowledge is behind the post.

See the bold.

we already hit on some, and now we just added more this year,

We are building a great foundation.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by walker807:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by RDB4216:
I wish I could see this as a bright spot, but I just can't. We have become that team that players don't want to come to, unless they are overpaid to do so. The 49ers won't overpay. So the money goes unspent, and makes the York's pockets fatter. That is not going to be an incentive for them to change things, so we will continue to miss out on impact free agents next season. And the next. So basically, we are screwed until we can hit on a couple of really quality drafts, and completely turn the team around that way.

Yup. 2000s all over again.

How does this relate to the 2000's. If anything, they learned that blowing loads of cash on FA's and playing close to the cap doesnt work. Anytime I see somebody say that the money goes back into Jeds pocket shows how little football knowledge is behind the post.

See the bold.

we already hit on some, and now we just added more this year,

We are building a great foundation.

Originally posted by Chico:
I'm not sure how having so much cap space is a bright spot. it's nice if there were a FA worth signing but i don't think there's anyone out there that's worth it unless Aaron Rodgers were free or someone like an AJ Green. Even then, i'd hate to see us go out and over pay for someone that is a gamble and may not make an impact.

Originally posted by sdaddy101269:

Originally posted by beatintina49:

I think without question this is our biggest bright spot, 49.5 million in cap space... even more if we end up getting rid of kaep next year. That could fill some major holes in our team with top tier talent. I'm not looking for illegitimate championships, like the saints or broncos, we don't need to BUY our best player. I hope we use this money strictly for both o and d line with consistent, quality players. This season we will see how good our unproven talent is and make up for what is lacking in free agents. 2017 we should be back :-) please hold back your hate for me saying this season is doomed but it is. 7 wins at best. Hope I'm wrong but just don't like the schedule and our unproven young guys... yet.

I would think that you'd want Kaep to return to form instead of 'getting rid of'of him? If he does, along with the defense and cap space we're back in the hunt consistently for the next 4-5 years.

Originally posted by NinerGM:

Panic! Wail! Too much cap space! Everyone complain!!!

Originally posted by Chico:

I'm not sure how having so much cap space is a bright spot. it's nice if there were a FA worth signing but i don't think there's anyone out there that's worth it unless Aaron Rodgers were free or someone like an AJ Green. Even then, i'd hate to see us go out and over pay for someone that is a gamble and may not make an impact.

Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Where will the money go?

Originally posted by beatintina49:
I think without question this is our biggest bright spot, 49.5 million in cap space... even more if we end up getting rid of kaep next year. That could fill some major holes in our team with top tier talent. I'm not looking for illegitimate championships, like the saints or broncos, we don't need to BUY our best player. I hope we use this money strictly for both o and d line with consistent, quality players. This season we will see how good our unproven talent is and make up for what is lacking in free agents. 2017 we should be back :-) please hold back your hate for me saying this season is doomed but it is. 7 wins at best. Hope I'm wrong but just don't like the schedule and our unproven young guys... yet.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by walker807:

Originally posted by Young2Rice:

Originally posted by RDB4216:

I wish I could see this as a bright spot, but I just can't. We have become that team that players don't want to come to, unless they are overpaid to do so. The 49ers won't overpay. So the money goes unspent, and makes the York's pockets fatter. That is not going to be an incentive for them to change things, so we will continue to miss out on impact free agents next season. And the next. So basically, we are screwed until we can hit on a couple of really quality drafts, and completely turn the team around that way.

Yup. 2000s all over again.

How does this relate to the 2000's. If anything, they learned that blowing loads of cash on FA's and playing close to the cap doesnt work. Anytime I see somebody say that the money goes back into Jeds pocket shows how little football knowledge is behind the post.

See the bold.

we already hit on some, and now we just added more this year,

We are building a great foundation.

Originally posted by TheWooLick:
I hope so. How long until the team is a serious contender?

Originally posted by TheWooLick:
I hope so. How long until the team is a serious contender?