Originally posted by Kolohe:
I'm not expecting any type of Justin Jefferson or Maxx Crosby trade, people should get that outta their minds. Gonna take a miracle to pull off one of those trades without sinking your their offseason.
Agreed.
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Originally posted by Kolohe:
I'm not expecting any type of Justin Jefferson or Maxx Crosby trade, people should get that outta their minds. Gonna take a miracle to pull off one of those trades without sinking your their offseason.
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by Kolohe:
I'm not expecting any type of Justin Jefferson or Maxx Crosby trade, people should get that outta their minds. Gonna take a miracle to pull off one of those trades without sinking your their offseason.
Agreed.
Originally posted by Kolohe:
One trade that would make sense that will definitely help the defense is trading for Minkah Fitzpatrick. He shouldn't be that much in a trade.
Originally posted by Kolohe:
I'm saying, like I've always been saying that Seattle won't worry about Darnold's contract right now. He's set to make $37 mil this season and $41 mil next season. Are you expecting them to be in some kind of cap trouble soon? 49ers got it figured out with Brock Purdy's contract, I wasn't worried one bit or worried about cap space like some fans were on here. And with the cap going up every season Seattle I'm sure isn't worried either.
9ers can't afford to have another losing season, meaning they have had their fair share of losing seasons. Whereas the Rams have only had one losing season since their Super Bowl win at the same time watching waiting for them to fall into cap hell. There's already talk or rumors of taking away John Lynch's powers to call the shots on draft day, that doesn't look good for him.
My main point, yes the 9ers should get better this season, but so will the rest of the NFC West who have much more capitol than the 9ers. 9ers need play their cards right to get back on top and trotting out Jake Brendel as a starter would be a bad start.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by 9erson3:
Yeah, he already stated he is not retiring this year and the Rams have two 1st round picks as a cherry on top. You have to be a bit honest here. We are in position three at this point and I would say we are the team with the most work to do to get back to number 1.
Hags have great cap space and even more they have incredible depth at positions. it will suck for them to lose a few players but next man up is better than most on other teams on D.
The Rams are just frigging good. No matter the hate they make it work and they strike on their draft picks usually. Those two first round picks will probably be gold for them.
9ers-get busy. No over stretch with 30 somethings as a band aide fix. If shopping in FA maybe a mid-tier younger dude that could be cap friendly but contribute.
What great depth does Seattle have? I swear no one is looking at the guys that are FAs for them currently. They're losing good starters and good depth. They can't resign everyone. They absolutely have to get ready to pay Spoon/JSN this off season and at worst Sam in a yr. Massive amounts of cash there.
The Rams have a year to year worth of Stafford (with a high cap hit each yr) Adams is gone after this season. Puka is gonna eat up a big chunk. Multiple DL are due big contracts this offseason and next. They have no DBs.
I'm not saying those guys aren't still setup to win a ton and probably ahead of SF. Fans seem to not evaluate other teams like they do theirs though.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Most of Sam's GTD cash was already giving to him in a signing bonus (up front). There's zero chance he's rolling out there past 2026 with no REAL GTD cash and a massive extension. We should ALL understand this stuff at this point. Players want real cash in their pocket asap. They want GTD money, not fluffed up cap hits.
I expect them to plan to have to make Sam/JSN and Spoon top 5 paid players at their position between 2026-2027. Toss in all their other FAs and older players.
you weren't worried about paying Brock $250 million….clearly SF was when the signed literally no one in FA worth anything. It's not always about the cap. It's about having to fork over the real $$ at the signing. Toss in Seattle is trying to sell.
that's the crazy thing with football, no one knows what will happen year to year. The Rams are one stafford back injury away from being a 5 win team. Same with Seattle if Sam gets hurt. SF has shown they can still put up Ws even with everyone injured and being near the top of the league in DM.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by Sask49erFan:
Originally posted by Heroism:
nope
Give him Aiyuk's money. Defenses will have to honour the threat of his speed on the outside.
It will open up the whole offense. Teams won't be able to stack 8 in the box because we lack a guy who demands respect on the outside
It won't be cheap but a field stretching WR who can block is the BIGGEST need we have and it's not even close.
Dude no one in their right mind should be tossing Alex Pierce a $100M contract. He had 47 catches last yr.
Let's be smarter about all this
Originally posted by Koldo:
NY trying so hard to post Rams' / Seahawks' fall off into existence.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by Kolohe:
I'm saying, like I've always been saying that Seattle won't worry about Darnold's contract right now. He's set to make $37 mil this season and $41 mil next season. Are you expecting them to be in some kind of cap trouble soon? 49ers got it figured out with Brock Purdy's contract, I wasn't worried one bit or worried about cap space like some fans were on here. And with the cap going up every season Seattle I'm sure isn't worried either.
9ers can't afford to have another losing season, meaning they have had their fair share of losing seasons. Whereas the Rams have only had one losing season since their Super Bowl win at the same time watching waiting for them to fall into cap hell. There's already talk or rumors of taking away John Lynch's powers to call the shots on draft day, that doesn't look good for him.
My main point, yes the 9ers should get better this season, but so will the rest of the NFC West who have much more capitol than the 9ers. 9ers need play their cards right to get back on top and trotting out Jake Brendel as a starter would be a bad start.
Most of Sam's GTD cash was already giving to him in a signing bonus (up front). There's zero chance he's rolling out there past 2026 with no REAL GTD cash and a massive extension. We should ALL understand this stuff at this point. Players want real cash in their pocket asap. They want GTD money, not fluffed up cap hits.
I expect them to plan to have to make Sam/JSN and Spoon top 5 paid players at their position between 2026-2027. Toss in all their other FAs and older players.
you weren't worried about paying Brock $250 million….clearly SF was when the signed literally no one in FA worth anything. It's not always about the cap. It's about having to fork over the real $$ at the signing. Toss in Seattle is trying to sell.
that's the crazy thing with football, no one knows what will happen year to year. The Rams are one stafford back injury away from being a 5 win team. Same with Seattle if Sam gets hurt. SF has shown they can still put up Ws even with everyone injured and being near the top of the league in DM.
Originally posted by VinculumJuris:
I somewhat agree up until the end. If Darnold gets injured, that's still a 10+ win team with a backup QB.
Originally posted by Sask49erFan:
He led the league in YPC two years in a row. Dude is elite at separation and stretching the field which is exactly what we need.
47 catches is more on Daniel Jones and whoever else they had at QB after he went down.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Most of Sam's GTD cash was already giving to him in a signing bonus (up front). There's zero chance he's rolling out there past 2026 with no REAL GTD cash and a massive extension. We should ALL understand this stuff at this point. Players want real cash in their pocket asap. They want GTD money, not fluffed up cap hits.
I expect them to plan to have to make Sam/JSN and Spoon top 5 paid players at their position between 2026-2027. Toss in all their other FAs and older players.
you weren't worried about paying Brock $250 million….clearly SF was when the signed literally no one in FA worth anything. It's not always about the cap. It's about having to fork over the real $$ at the signing. Toss in Seattle is trying to sell.
that's the crazy thing with football, no one knows what will happen year to year. The Rams are one stafford back injury away from being a 5 win team. Same with Seattle if Sam gets hurt. SF has shown they can still put up Ws even with everyone injured and being near the top of the league in DM.
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
2nd round picks since they got here and took over.
2018....Dante Pettis....![]()
2019....Deebo Samuel....![]()
2021....Aaron Banks....![]()
2022....Drake Jackson....![]()
2024....Renardo Green....(unsure but plays well in spurts)
2025....Alfred Collins....(just neutral for now because it's early. But trending....
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This is honestly a lot better than their 1st round picks. They have no idea how to pick in the 1st round. 2nd round is not perfect but much better overall.
Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
The 49ers currently have the 10th most cap space in the NFL pic.twitter.com/rEF1qVeH6J
— Coach Yac 🗣 (@Coach_Yac) February 18, 2026
John Lynch ready to spend on some injury prone players in FA
Originally posted by Heroism:
Originally posted by pillageDatazz:
Not sure what he called (or meant) Lynch
— 54🕊? 97 🕊? 85 🕊? #SurvivingLynch (@SadNinersFan) February 17, 2026
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Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
The #Dolphins are reportedly taking trade calls on S Minkah Fitzpatrick, per @Schultz_Report
— ???????????????????????????????????????????? (@TheSFNiners) February 18, 2026
Should the 49ers reach out? pic.twitter.com/j6qnYnp0gf