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Originally posted by fan49:
randle for sure. proven to be productive no need to trade either, just sign

f**k no! Lazy and doesn't run routes at all...he's a waste of space.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by LeProfessionnel:
I'm not really expecting them to go after Gordon which is why I said any average WR would do.

Which at that point you might as well see what the guys you already have can do and if any of them can be better than average.

Well, we've deopped the ball at the WR position. I think we will be drafting one in the first 2 rounds next year.
Originally posted by fan49:
randle for sure. proven to be productive no need to trade either, just sign

So proven that the Giants made zero effort to resign him and the Eagles booted him in their first round of cuts.


He racked up some yards in a pass happy offense that was playing from behind a lot but was also the cause of a lot of interceptions due to him either running the wrong routes or just stopping prematurely. He has openly admitted to not trying hard at times.


He might be done in the NFL period. Not because of lack of talent but because he just doesnt care and leaves his QBs out to dry.
Originally posted by SofaKing:
I really don't know. At this point probably the only type of WRs that would be available are a) troublemakers or b) underachievers

With everybody at 0-0 record and a chance to compete, can't see us getting a productive receiver from any team.

You're probably right - just wishful thinking. And the other thing is would they really want to go all-in for a big time receiver now when they don't really have a great plan at QB for the future. I'd like to think Gabbert could reach down and find something great, but that's just more wishful thinking. To me, it looks like they can do better than expected this year based on much better O-line play, a much better scheme and defense which looks better than i expected and do it with Gabbert. Maybe next year is the one where they go back to the well on QB in the draft.
Originally posted by RidetheHyde:
With Ellington down once again we are seriously lacking talent at the receiver position. Personally I would give up a 2nd round pick for Gordon. Are there any other options out there? We need to do something other then kerley.


Originally posted by RidetheHyde:
With Ellington down once again we are seriously lacking talent at the receiver position. Personally I would give up a 2nd round pick for Gordon. Are there any other options out there? We need to do something other then kerley.
well how much I'd like to see Gordon here, not at our 2nd round draft... if we can find Bowman in the 3rd (I believe) from Penn state then 2nd round is way to high for Gordon resume. I mean crap look what we got for Alton Smith and V. Davis. I'd trade CK thou
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by Hysterikal:
Stephon Hill was cut by the Panthers we can just get him if we want a big tall fast player that doesn't know what he is doing.

Pretty much. Who cares if he can't catch or run routes, he is big and fast.


That is like bringing in a QB that is big and fast, can throw it a mile but lacks accuracy and can't read defenses...oh damn......

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Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
So proven that the Giants made zero effort to resign him and the Eagles booted him in their first round of cuts.


He racked up some yards in a pass happy offense that was playing from behind a lot but was also the cause of a lot of interceptions due to him either running the wrong routes or just stopping prematurely. He has openly admitted to not trying hard at times.


He might be done in the NFL period. Not because of lack of talent but because he just doesnt care and leaves his QBs out to dry.

didnt he out produce every reciever we had last year???
[ Edited by fan49 on Aug 30, 2016 at 1:55 PM ]
Originally posted by LeProfessionnel:
Well, we've deopped the ball at the WR position. I think we will be drafting one in the first 2 rounds next year.

QB,WR...this is a rebuilding team. Nothing they can do at this present moment gets them to the playoffs or close.
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Patton should've had 2 td's last week but Gabbert missed him on the 2nd play of the game.
Originally posted by fan49:
didnt he out produce every reciever we had last year???

Go look at how many pass attempts the Giants had last year and compare that to how many the 49ers had last year.

Stats are meaningless without context. Two teams in a span of a few months have told him "no thanks bro."


Kelly got rid of good players who were halfassing it. I doubt he has much patience for mediocre ones.
[ Edited by Phoenix49ers on Aug 30, 2016 at 1:59 PM ]
I'm glad Baalke made WR a priority in the offseason by spending our ample amount of cap space.....
Screw it, I'd kick Randles tires. With Rogers and Ellington down we should keep an open mind.

Our WR group, as of now, is one of the major weak points on this team.
Originally posted by ChazBoner:
Patton should've had 2 td's last week but Gabbert missed him on the 2nd play of the game.

Patton had more than a step on the guy too. Gabbert had a lot more room for error than he seemed to think. But if Gabbert starts hitting plays like that, people are going to have an entirely different feeling about him.
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Originally posted by pdizo916:
I'm glad Baalke made WR a priority in the offseason by spending our ample amount of cap space.....

I believe next year he has to or donate lol. and with how cheap they are theyll pay guys
Originally posted by ChazBoner:
Patton should've had 2 td's last week but Gabbert missed him on the 2nd play of the game.

True true.
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