John Lynch - 49ers GM

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.

That's cool you just started following the team this year. Maybe research how CMC got here.

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Originally posted by dj43:
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Originally posted by Hysterikal:

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.

That's cool you just started following the team this year. Maybe research how CMC got here.

Was it last offseason when York handcuffed Lynch and Shanahan and forced them to cut payroll? Or is it because of the 95 million dollars of dead money that we didn't add anyone to improve the roster?

What's cool is I've been a fan of this football team longer than you have been alive

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

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

What's not to agree with? please explain to me how Lynch has made our team better than the team we had last year? If it isn't for a league easiest schedule, CMC playing out of his mind and great coaching we wouldn't have won a game.

But how about some reference:

-Not re-signing Hufunga who is on his way to a Pro Bowl and replacing him with Jason Pinnock.

-Cutting Maliek Collins (74.5 PFF, 28 pressures and 8 sacks) and replacing him with Alfred Collins.

-letting Greenlaw leave (74.4 PFF) and replacing him with Luke Gifford.

-cutting Javon Hargrave (67.5 PFF, 28 pressures, 4 sacks) and replacing him with CJ West.

-Trading Deebo who has 604 yards and 5 TD's and replacing him with Demarcus Robinson.

-giving 16.8 million dollars to Luke Farrell for 15 snaps a game and letting a better TE walk in Charlie Woerner a year before for 12 mil

-Trading Jordan Mason (659 rushing yards, 4.7 YPC, 6 TDs and replacing him with Brian Robinson

-Drafting a DE 11th overall who isn't a great pass rusher.

-Drafting a LB with a 5th round grade in round 3 who can't see the field over guys like Luke Gifford, Curtis Robinson and former 7th round pick Tatum Bethune. Why even take him if all he can play is WILL and we already had Winters?

That's just brilliant GM'ing there and excellent roster decisions. Literally every player we let leave was replaced with a replacement level quality player.

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

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

What's not to agree with? please explain to me how Lynch has made our team better than the team we had last year? If it isn't for a league easiest schedule, CMC playing out of his mind and great coaching we wouldn't have won a game.

But how about some reference:

-Not re-signing Hufunga who is on his way to a Pro Bowl and replacing him with Jason Pinnock.

-Cutting Maliek Collins (74.5 PFF, 28 pressures and 8 sacks) and replacing him with Alfred Collins.

-letting Greenlaw leave (74.4 PFF) and replacing him with Luke Gifford.

-cutting Javon Hargrave (67.5 PFF, 28 pressures, 4 sacks) and replacing him with CJ West.

-Trading Deebo who has 604 yards and 5 TD's and replacing him with Demarcus Robinson.

-giving 16.8 million dollars to Luke Farrell for 15 snaps a game and letting a better TE walk in Charlie Woerner a year before for 12 mil

-Trading Jordan Mason (659 rushing yards, 4.7 YPC, 6 TDs and replacing him with Brian Robinson

-Drafting a DE 11th overall who isn't a great pass rusher.

-Drafting a LB with a 5th round grade in round 3 who can't see the field over guys like Luke Gifford, Curtis Robinson and former 7th round pick Tatum Bethune. Why even take him if all he can play is WILL and we already had Winters?

That's just brilliant GM'ing there and excellent roster decisions. Literally every player we let leave was replaced with a replacement level quality player.

Our depth is so bad right now. right????

10-4

LOL at you. Most of those moves were the right moves. You fail to mention anything about being up against the salary cap. Niners had to reset their roster and they've done just that. Your team, the Rams, had to reset a few years ago and they are just fine now.

Originally posted by miked1978:

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

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

What's not to agree with? please explain to me how Lynch has made our team better than the team we had last year? If it isn't for a league easiest schedule, CMC playing out of his mind and great coaching we wouldn't have won a game.

But how about some reference:

-Not re-signing Hufunga who is on his way to a Pro Bowl and replacing him with Jason Pinnock.

-Cutting Maliek Collins (74.5 PFF, 28 pressures and 8 sacks) and replacing him with Alfred Collins.

-letting Greenlaw leave (74.4 PFF) and replacing him with Luke Gifford.

-cutting Javon Hargrave (67.5 PFF, 28 pressures, 4 sacks) and replacing him with CJ West.

-Trading Deebo who has 604 yards and 5 TD's and replacing him with Demarcus Robinson.

-giving 16.8 million dollars to Luke Farrell for 15 snaps a game and letting a better TE walk in Charlie Woerner a year before for 12 mil

-Trading Jordan Mason (659 rushing yards, 4.7 YPC, 6 TDs and replacing him with Brian Robinson

-Drafting a DE 11th overall who isn't a great pass rusher.

-Drafting a LB with a 5th round grade in round 3 who can't see the field over guys like Luke Gifford, Curtis Robinson and former 7th round pick Tatum Bethune. Why even take him if all he can play is WILL and we already had Winters?

That's just brilliant GM'ing there and excellent roster decisions. Literally every player we let leave was replaced with a replacement level quality player.

Our depth is so bad right now. right????

10-4

LOL at you. Most of those moves were the right moves. You fail to mention anything about being up against the salary cap. Niners had to reset their roster and they've done just that. Your team, the Rams, had to reset a few years ago and they are just fine now.

The salary cap is the point. Several posters seem to ignore it. Fans of the team would say, well why did Lynch do these things? And those who aren't, tut and say well there you are, not much of a GM is he? And before he did these things those same people would say, the team is getting old and injury-prone. It's Lynch's fault.

And signings this year include Clelin Ferrell, Keith White, Mac Jones, and Skyy Moore. So yes, brilliant GMing. Unless you are a closet Rams fan of course.

So let's be serious for a moment. There is no NFL team that you can't pull the front office moves to pieces and never has been. It's called hindsight.

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

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

What's not to agree with? please explain to me how Lynch has made our team better than the team we had last year? If it isn't for a league easiest schedule, CMC playing out of his mind and great coaching we wouldn't have won a game.

But how about some reference:

-Not re-signing Hufunga who is on his way to a Pro Bowl and replacing him with Jason Pinnock.

-Cutting Maliek Collins (74.5 PFF, 28 pressures and 8 sacks) and replacing him with Alfred Collins.

-letting Greenlaw leave (74.4 PFF) and replacing him with Luke Gifford.

-cutting Javon Hargrave (67.5 PFF, 28 pressures, 4 sacks) and replacing him with CJ West.

-Trading Deebo who has 604 yards and 5 TD's and replacing him with Demarcus Robinson.

-giving 16.8 million dollars to Luke Farrell for 15 snaps a game and letting a better TE walk in Charlie Woerner a year before for 12 mil

-Trading Jordan Mason (659 rushing yards, 4.7 YPC, 6 TDs and replacing him with Brian Robinson

-Drafting a DE 11th overall who isn't a great pass rusher.

-Drafting a LB with a 5th round grade in round 3 who can't see the field over guys like Luke Gifford, Curtis Robinson and former 7th round pick Tatum Bethune. Why even take him if all he can play is WILL and we already had Winters?

That's just brilliant GM'ing there and excellent roster decisions. Literally every player we let leave was replaced with a replacement level quality player.

They keep shooting themselves in the foot. Huff playing like one of the best safeties in the game😆

Originally posted by miked1978:

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

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

What's not to agree with? please explain to me how Lynch has made our team better than the team we had last year? If it isn't for a league easiest schedule, CMC playing out of his mind and great coaching we wouldn't have won a game.

But how about some reference:

-Not re-signing Hufunga who is on his way to a Pro Bowl and replacing him with Jason Pinnock.

-Cutting Maliek Collins (74.5 PFF, 28 pressures and 8 sacks) and replacing him with Alfred Collins.

-letting Greenlaw leave (74.4 PFF) and replacing him with Luke Gifford.

-cutting Javon Hargrave (67.5 PFF, 28 pressures, 4 sacks) and replacing him with CJ West.

-Trading Deebo who has 604 yards and 5 TD's and replacing him with Demarcus Robinson.

-giving 16.8 million dollars to Luke Farrell for 15 snaps a game and letting a better TE walk in Charlie Woerner a year before for 12 mil

-Trading Jordan Mason (659 rushing yards, 4.7 YPC, 6 TDs and replacing him with Brian Robinson

-Drafting a DE 11th overall who isn't a great pass rusher.

-Drafting a LB with a 5th round grade in round 3 who can't see the field over guys like Luke Gifford, Curtis Robinson and former 7th round pick Tatum Bethune. Why even take him if all he can play is WILL and we already had Winters?

That's just brilliant GM'ing there and excellent roster decisions. Literally every player we let leave was replaced with a replacement level quality player.

Our depth is so bad right now. right????

10-4

LOL at you. Most of those moves were the right moves. You fail to mention anything about being up against the salary cap. Niners had to reset their roster and they've done just that. Your team, the Rams, had to reset a few years ago and they are just fine now.

Who's fault was it that we were tight against the cap and have 95 mil in dead money?

As for 10-4, look at our opponents. We'd be 14-0 if Lynch actually made some moves in the offseason.

This roster is not good. We are ageing and all our star players are injury prone. If they don't start hitting on some draft picks the future will not be bright. Especially with a much harder schedule next year.

9ers don't have the leagues easiest schedule. Perhaps research things before speaking.

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
9ers don't have the leagues easiest schedule. Perhaps research things before speaking.

Thank you!

By the time we finish playing the Colts, Bears and Seahawks, our SOS is going to come out about .485. Is that an easIER schedule? Sure. But this constantly repeated take that we have the easiest schedule in football is just not true. .485 would mean the typical opponent on our schedule finished better than 8-9. And that's also a very typical SOS for a playoff team—since you're giving your opponents L's more often than not.

The Broncos/Patriots schedules look like cakewalks compared to ours.

Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:
Thank you!

By the time we finish playing the Colts, Bears and Seahawks, our SOS is going to come out about .485. Is that an easIER schedule? Sure. But this constantly repeated take that we have the easiest schedule in football is just not true. .485 would mean the typical opponent on our schedule finished better than 8-9.

The Broncos/Patriots schedules look like cakewalks compared to ours.

10 teams have played easier schedule to this point.

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:
Who's fault was it that we were tight against the cap and have 95 mil in dead money?

As for 10-4, look at our opponents. We'd be 14-0 if Lynch actually made some moves in the offseason.

This roster is not good. We are ageing and all our star players are injury prone. If they don't start hitting on some draft picks the future will not be bright. Especially with a much harder schedule next year.

you can't have a bad roster and be 10-4. If Warner, Bosa, and Aiyuk were playing like they expected this would be a Super Bowl caliber team.

Lynch has made plenty of moves over the years. Yes he has swung and missed just like every other GM who is willing to make moves. We had 1 reset year (this past offseason) and are currently 10-4 coming out of that reset. But here you are complaining. What a joke.

Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:

Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
9ers don't have the leagues easiest schedule. Perhaps research things before speaking.

Thank you!

By the time we finish playing the Colts, Bears and Seahawks, our SOS is going to come out about .485. Is that an easIER schedule? Sure. But this constantly repeated take that we have the easiest schedule in football is just not true. .485 would mean the typical opponent on our schedule finished better than 8-9. And that's also a very typical SOS for a playoff team—since you're giving your opponents L's more often than not.

The Broncos/Patriots schedules look like cakewalks compared to ours.

Still the easiest in the league.

https://www.nfeloapp.com/nfl-power-ratings/nfl-strength-of-schedule/

Originally posted by miked1978:

Originally posted by Sask49erFan:
Who's fault was it that we were tight against the cap and have 95 mil in dead money?

As for 10-4, look at our opponents. We'd be 14-0 if Lynch actually made some moves in the offseason.

This roster is not good. We are ageing and all our star players are injury prone. If they don't start hitting on some draft picks the future will not be bright. Especially with a much harder schedule next year.

you can't have a bad roster and be 10-4. If Warner, Bosa, and Aiyuk were playing like they expected this would be a Super Bowl caliber team.

Lynch has made plenty of moves over the years. Yes he has swung and missed just like every other GM who is willing to make moves. We had 1 reset year (this past offseason) and are currently 10-4 coming out of that reset. But here you are complaining. What a joke.

You can have a bad roster if every team we have played has a worse roster than us.

Let's see what happens when we play a real team.