John Lynch - 49ers GM

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by susweel:

Originally posted by thl408:
This Peters guy hasn't done much from what I'm reading. 2016 was his first season as Director of college scouting and we have not seen the results of his work since it's this upcoming 2017 draft where the results will be seen. Before that he was an area scout. Which area?

just great another rookie

Thanks thl...I was about to put in some time on another spreadsheet. LOL

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Originally posted by Afrikan:

One of the first things Lynch should do is stop this lawsuit against Aldon for f**kin 300k.

We don't need this hanging over our heads if we are trying change our image as a an organization..especially to attract players.

Lynch would come off as Good Cop, and should help his image even more for potential free agents.

Absolutely correct. It is petty.

Just curious, but what would you guys do if someone owed you $300k and didn't give a s**t the advice you gave him?

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Afrikan:

One of the first things Lynch should do is stop this lawsuit against Aldon for f**kin 300k.

Assuming that Lynch isn't in favor of it. It fits with his theme about accountability. You f**k up(over and over and over and over and over), you get held accountable.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Afrikan:

One of the first things Lynch should do is stop this lawsuit against Aldon for f**kin 300k.

We don't need this hanging over our heads if we are trying change our image as a an organization..especially to attract players.

Lynch would come off as Good Cop, and should help his image even more for potential free agents.

edit- even if this has nothing to do with GM Duties... Jed should make it seem like it was Lynch who ask this lawsuit to be thrown out.

that 300k would go to a player on our team who really deserves it

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by TheXFactor:
probably I would say. Peters is more impressive anyway.

I don't know about that, Peters is a promising scout but he has relatively little experience. I wouldn't be shocked to see a former GM like Dominik or Hickey wind up joining the front office as well.

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by susweel:

Originally posted by thl408:
This Peters guy hasn't done much from what I'm reading. 2016 was his first season as Director of college scouting and we have not seen the results of his work since it's this upcoming 2017 draft where the results will be seen. Before that he was an area scout. Which area?

just great another rookie

Thanks thl...I was about to put in some time on another spreadsheet. LOL

Some guys just have the ability to recognize talent when they see it. They don't have to have years and years of experience. It is just in their nature.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by TheXFactor:
probably I would say. Peters is more impressive anyway.

I don't know about that, Peters is a promising scout but he has relatively little experience. I wouldn't be shocked to see a former GM like Dominik or Hickey wind up joining the front office as well.

the impression i got from Lynch is he wants to surround himself with knowledgeable people. I see more hires coming

Lynch is 1 for 1 in getting his guys

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by TheXFactor:

probably I would say. Peters is more impressive anyway.

I don't know about that, Peters is a promising scout but he has relatively little experience. I wouldn't be shocked to see a former GM like Dominik or Hickey wind up joining the front office as well.

the impression i got from Lynch is he wants to surround himself with knowledgeable people. I see more hires coming

Lynch is 1 for 1 in getting his guys

I'd be all for that move...just as long as it's not too many cooks in the kitchen.

Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by sdaddy101269:

Here a story that you guys may find interesting. What is says or doesn't say about his upbringing is up to you. John has a younger brother Ryan. Around '92 Ryan was in high school here in San Diego. during a football game he kicked an opposing teams player in the stomach and was tossed from the game. Playoffs were starting the following week and by rule he was to be suspended for the game. John Lynch Sr their father, Is a very wealthy man. own a bunch of radio stations and other media outlets. He decides, instead of his son serving his suspension, to get his lawyers involved and get an injunction on the suspension knowing that by the time it was adjudicated playoffs would be over. Which is exactly what happened. This allowed the brother Ryan to play the next weeks game which they eventually lost.

Lol I'm sorry what does this have to do with anything regarding John lynch

That kicking someone in the stomach still leads to losing in the playoffs or something.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by sdaddy101269:

Here a story that you guys may find interesting. What is says or doesn't say about his upbringing is up to you. John has a younger brother Ryan. Around '92 Ryan was in high school here in San Diego. during a football game he kicked an opposing teams player in the stomach and was tossed from the game. Playoffs were starting the following week and by rule he was to be suspended for the game. John Lynch Sr their father, Is a very wealthy man. own a bunch of radio stations and other media outlets. He decides, instead of his son serving his suspension, to get his lawyers involved and get an injunction on the suspension knowing that by the time it was adjudicated playoffs would be over. Which is exactly what happened. This allowed the brother Ryan to play the next weeks game which they eventually lost.

Lol I'm sorry what does this have to do with anything regarding John lynch

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by TheXFactor:
probably I would say. Peters is more impressive anyway.

I don't know about that, Peters is a promising scout but he has relatively little experience. I wouldn't be shocked to see a former GM like Dominik or Hickey wind up joining the front office as well.

the impression i got from Lynch is he wants to surround himself with knowledgeable people. I see more hires coming

Lynch is 1 for 1 in getting his guys

I'd be all for that move...just as long as it's not too many cooks in the kitchen.

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Afrikan:

One of the first things Lynch should do is stop this lawsuit against Aldon for f**kin 300k.

Assuming that Lynch isn't in favor of it. It fits with his theme about accountability. You f**k up(over and over and over and over and over), you get held accountable.

Yes i understand that, but Aldon wasn't under his watch. Should not attach himself to someone's else's f**kup. Mainly if that player hasn't been on the team for a while now. Or is going to be on the team going forward.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Afrikan:

One of the first things Lynch should do is stop this lawsuit against Aldon for f**kin 300k.

We don't need this hanging over our heads if we are trying change our image as a an organization..especially to attract players.

Lynch would come off as Good Cop, and should help his image even more for potential free agents.

edit- even if this has nothing to do with GM Duties... Jed should make it seem like it was Lynch who ask this lawsuit to be thrown out.

that 300k would go to a player on our team who really deserves it

Usually I'd agree with this.... but with our Cap room... I feel it is not worth the bad press.

It's like breaking up with your crazy Girlfriend...and just leave some of your stuff with her...Especially if you have a good income... just so you don't have to deal with her anymore... move on.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by TheXFactor:
probably I would say. Peters is more impressive anyway.

I don't know about that, Peters is a promising scout but he has relatively little experience. I wouldn't be shocked to see a former GM like Dominik or Hickey wind up joining the front office as well.

the impression i got from Lynch is he wants to surround himself with knowledgeable people. I see more hires coming

Lynch is 1 for 1 in getting his guys

I'd be all for that move...just as long as it's not too many cooks in the kitchen.

cooks kitchen ?

how about a Conductor and his Orchestra ?

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by TheXFactor:

probably I would say. Peters is more impressive anyway.

I don't know about that, Peters is a promising scout but he has relatively little experience. I wouldn't be shocked to see a former GM like Dominik or Hickey wind up joining the front office as well.

the impression i got from Lynch is he wants to surround himself with knowledgeable people. I see more hires coming

Lynch is 1 for 1 in getting his guys

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by susweel:

Originally posted by thl408:

This Peters guy hasn't done much from what I'm reading. 2016 was his first season as Director of college scouting and we have not seen the results of his work since it's this upcoming 2017 draft where the results will be seen. Before that he was an area scout. Which area?

just great another rookie

Thanks thl...I was about to put in some time on another spreadsheet. LOL

Some guys just have the ability to recognize talent when they see it. They don't have to have years and years of experience. It is just in their nature.

It is certainly more of an art, than science. And like you said, you either have it or you don't (like speed in the NFL).