John Lynch - 49ers GM

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First of all, that doesn't have anything to do with John Lynch so I don't know why you're bringing them up yet again.

Second of all, this is a weak QB draft class.

Third of all, nobody is trading their franchise QB for #10 overall in a weak QB draft class.

Even the Bengals are going to want a proven QB with at least 5 good years left coming back in any deal for Burrow.

Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:
First of all, that doesn't have anything to do with John Lynch so I don't know why you're bringing them up yet again.

Second of all, this is a weak QB draft class.

Third of all, nobody is trading their franchise QB for #10 overall in a weak QB draft class.

Even the Bengals are going to want a proven QB with at least 5 good years left coming back in any deal for Burrow.

It won't matter where Cincy wants to trade Burrow. He will decide where he wants to go.

Do you think Burrow will want to go to terrible teams like Cleveland or the Jets or powerhouses like the Rams?

yesterdays news. Any info if we are kicking the tires?

Originally posted by mitpdub:

The Dolphins are releasing Matthew Judon

Should the 49ers sign the pass rusher? pic.twitter.com/1OjBhxFUXE

— Coach Yac 🗣 (@Coach_Yac) December 17, 2025

yesterdays news. Any info if we are kicking the tires?

zero sacks
minimal pressures
pff pass rush ranked #111 out of #112

I didnt think you could get worse then what we currently have but somehow this dude has. He'd fit right in here!!!

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:
Rank 4

Los Angeles Rams
2025 record: 11-3

• Cap space ranking: No. 7 | Draft capital ranking: No. 4 | Average: 5.5
• Team needs: CB, QB, OT, S, LB

The Rams' appearance this list should bring nightmares to the rest of the NFL. Not only are they 11-3 and in possession of the No. 1 seed in the NFC, but they also rank in the top seven in both projected cap space and draft capital for 2026. Crucial to their good fortune is the extra first-round pick they snagged from the Falcons as part of Atlanta's trade up to take James Pearce Jr. last April. It's an unfamiliar situation for the Rams to be in, given they've only made one first-round selection in the last nine drafts. That pick is currently sitting 10th overall, with the Falcons carrying a 5-9 record -- and regardless of what happens the rest of the way, Sean McVay's crew will be well-positioned to ensure Atlanta finishes no better than 7-10, given that the two teams play each other in Week 17.

Making this opportunity even sweeter for the Rams is that almost all of their key offensive and defensive pieces are already locked up for 2026 and beyond. Many of them are on affordable rookie contracts, which is a reflection of how well the organization has drafted over the past few years -- and also explains how a team that's so good right now has such flexibility in the near future. Right tackle Rob Havenstein and starting DBs Cobie Durant, Kamren Curl and Quentin Lake will be free agents, but otherwise, L.A. can use its cap space (projected to be over $92 million) to upgrade an already loaded roster.

The wild card is the possibility that 37-year-old Matthew Stafford might decide to call it quits following this season. Even so, the Rams' two first-round picks would give them enough ammo to target a quarterback via trade, and their cap space (which would increase if he retired) would allow them to entice a veteran quarterback with a new top-of-the-market contract. Most teams fall off after a star quarterback moves on, but the Rams are set up well to be the exception. Watch out for them in March

go post this in a rams forum and stop this BS

thanks

Originally posted by RonMexico:

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:
Rank 4

Los Angeles Rams
2025 record: 11-3

• Cap space ranking: No. 7 | Draft capital ranking: No. 4 | Average: 5.5
• Team needs: CB, QB, OT, S, LB

The Rams' appearance this list should bring nightmares to the rest of the NFL. Not only are they 11-3 and in possession of the No. 1 seed in the NFC, but they also rank in the top seven in both projected cap space and draft capital for 2026. Crucial to their good fortune is the extra first-round pick they snagged from the Falcons as part of Atlanta's trade up to take James Pearce Jr. last April. It's an unfamiliar situation for the Rams to be in, given they've only made one first-round selection in the last nine drafts. That pick is currently sitting 10th overall, with the Falcons carrying a 5-9 record -- and regardless of what happens the rest of the way, Sean McVay's crew will be well-positioned to ensure Atlanta finishes no better than 7-10, given that the two teams play each other in Week 17.

Making this opportunity even sweeter for the Rams is that almost all of their key offensive and defensive pieces are already locked up for 2026 and beyond. Many of them are on affordable rookie contracts, which is a reflection of how well the organization has drafted over the past few years -- and also explains how a team that's so good right now has such flexibility in the near future. Right tackle Rob Havenstein and starting DBs Cobie Durant, Kamren Curl and Quentin Lake will be free agents, but otherwise, L.A. can use its cap space (projected to be over $92 million) to upgrade an already loaded roster.

The wild card is the possibility that 37-year-old Matthew Stafford might decide to call it quits following this season. Even so, the Rams' two first-round picks would give them enough ammo to target a quarterback via trade, and their cap space (which would increase if he retired) would allow them to entice a veteran quarterback with a new top-of-the-market contract. Most teams fall off after a star quarterback moves on, but the Rams are set up well to be the exception. Watch out for them in March

go post this in a rams forum and stop this BS

thanks

Some of these "fans" going to be super sad if the Hawks win tonight. Didn't hear a word from them when the Panthers beat the Rams a few weeks back.

Originally posted by niner4life21:

Originally posted by RonMexico:

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:
Rank 4

Los Angeles Rams
2025 record: 11-3

• Cap space ranking: No. 7 | Draft capital ranking: No. 4 | Average: 5.5
• Team needs: CB, QB, OT, S, LB

The Rams' appearance this list should bring nightmares to the rest of the NFL. Not only are they 11-3 and in possession of the No. 1 seed in the NFC, but they also rank in the top seven in both projected cap space and draft capital for 2026. Crucial to their good fortune is the extra first-round pick they snagged from the Falcons as part of Atlanta's trade up to take James Pearce Jr. last April. It's an unfamiliar situation for the Rams to be in, given they've only made one first-round selection in the last nine drafts. That pick is currently sitting 10th overall, with the Falcons carrying a 5-9 record -- and regardless of what happens the rest of the way, Sean McVay's crew will be well-positioned to ensure Atlanta finishes no better than 7-10, given that the two teams play each other in Week 17.

Making this opportunity even sweeter for the Rams is that almost all of their key offensive and defensive pieces are already locked up for 2026 and beyond. Many of them are on affordable rookie contracts, which is a reflection of how well the organization has drafted over the past few years -- and also explains how a team that's so good right now has such flexibility in the near future. Right tackle Rob Havenstein and starting DBs Cobie Durant, Kamren Curl and Quentin Lake will be free agents, but otherwise, L.A. can use its cap space (projected to be over $92 million) to upgrade an already loaded roster.

The wild card is the possibility that 37-year-old Matthew Stafford might decide to call it quits following this season. Even so, the Rams' two first-round picks would give them enough ammo to target a quarterback via trade, and their cap space (which would increase if he retired) would allow them to entice a veteran quarterback with a new top-of-the-market contract. Most teams fall off after a star quarterback moves on, but the Rams are set up well to be the exception. Watch out for them in March

go post this in a rams forum and stop this BS

thanks

Some of these "fans" going to be super sad if the Hawks win tonight. Didn't hear a word from them when the Panthers beat the Rams a few weeks back.

They won't be super sad at all. They'll be able to be happy and ecstatic for their new team — the Seahawks!

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:

Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:
First of all, that doesn't have anything to do with John Lynch so I don't know why you're bringing them up yet again.

Second of all, this is a weak QB draft class.

Third of all, nobody is trading their franchise QB for #10 overall in a weak QB draft class.

Even the Bengals are going to want a proven QB with at least 5 good years left coming back in any deal for Burrow.

It won't matter where Cincy wants to trade Burrow. He will decide where he wants to go.

Do you think Burrow will want to go to terrible teams like Cleveland or the Jets or powerhouses like the Rams?

This is absolutely the worst counter argument you could've come up with.

The Bengals are still going to want the sun, moon and stars for Burrow. It doesn't matter if Burrow insists he will only play for one team. The Bengals will say "okay. So what do you got, Rams?"

#10 overall and #29-32 overall is not going to be enough for the Bengals. They are going to want the Rams' entire future. Period. Four 1st round picks including both 2026 1sts minimum. They would rather Burrow retire for nothing than trade him for peanuts. The Carson Palmer fiasco proved this.

The Bengals would much, much rather get two future 1sts and a proven quarterback with some years still left, then #10 overall and another late 1st. Kind of like what the Rams had to trade for Stafford. Lions said "give us Goff AND your 1sts."

IF they trade Burrow - and I doubt it - the asking price will be astronomical.

It will not go to an AFC team.

Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
IF they trade Burrow - and I doubt it - the asking price will be astronomical.

It will not go to an AFC team.

Les Snead won't care

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
IF they trade Burrow - and I doubt it - the asking price will be astronomical.

It will not go to an AFC team.

Les Snead won't care

And they have the ammo and cap space to do it. Disgusting

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
IF they trade Burrow - and I doubt it - the asking price will be astronomical.

It will not go to an AFC team.

Les Snead won't care

And they have the ammo and cap space to do it. Disgusting

They have an aggressive GM who makes moves to put them over the top. Unlike ours.

Imagine if the Rams had the easiest schedule in the league and the SB in their barn. How many moves would they make? The only moves we made were releasing guys who would have helped us this year and letting guys leave to go on and be stud players on other teams.

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
IF they trade Burrow - and I doubt it - the asking price will be astronomical.

It will not go to an AFC team.

Les Snead won't care

And they have the ammo and cap space to do it. Disgusting

They have an aggressive GM who makes moves to put them over the top. Unlike ours.

Imagine if the Rams had the easiest schedule in the league and the SB in their barn. How many moves would they make? The only moves we made were releasing guys who would have helped us this year and letting guys leave to go on and be stud players on other teams.

Eh don't agree with that. But each his own

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:
They have an aggressive GM who makes moves to put them over the top. Unlike ours.

Imagine if the Rams had the easiest schedule in the league and the SB in their barn. How many moves would they make? The only moves we made were releasing guys who would have helped us this year and letting guys leave to go on and be stud players on other teams.

This in not only lacking context, it is something that has been thoroughly discussed and debunked months ago.

Perhaps you would be happier posting only in the LA Rams thread and leaving Niner Talk altogether since all you seem interested in is ragging on the team you claim to support.