Originally posted by captveg:
NGL, give me some easy money and I'll brand ambassador for either the Lombardi or Cohn side.
It's a nice time to be a grifter for sure.
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Originally posted by captveg:
NGL, give me some easy money and I'll brand ambassador for either the Lombardi or Cohn side.
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
* Pick a WR when not a position of need and a reach also.
* Pick a RB not needed and will not play. CMC will still get run into the ground.
* Ignore offensive line at least certainly early. Sometimes almost throughout the draft.
You can count on this pattern almost every year in the draft.
Originally posted by ninersrule4:
Kyle is a top 2 coach in the league but if he's actually the one calling these drafts his drafting privileges need to be revoked if they are at all serious about a championship. This is absurd at this point. God help this team after Bosa, Warner, CMC, Kittle and TW are gone.
Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Kyle getting pummeled for the 3rd round RB pick lol
Originally posted by 49erBigMac:
Kyle is an amazing coach, I'm sticking with that, but we need someone to strap him to a chair and tape his mouth shut on draft day.
Originally posted by 49erBigMac:
Kyle and the coaches know football, but would he spend all year on his playbook just to let the scouting team come in and call plays in the Superbowl?
That's exactly what happens and certain parts of the draft, we've had the scouting staff work for a year on their preparation for picking the players, then the coaches come in for a month and dictate things. No way to run an organisation
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:* Pick a WR when not a position of need and a reach also.
* Pick a RB not needed and will not play. CMC will still get run into the ground.
* Ignore offensive line at least certainly early. Sometimes almost throughout the draft.
You can count on this pattern almost every year in the draft.
Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
* Pick a WR when not a position of need and a reach also.
* Pick a RB not needed and will not play. CMC will still get run into the ground.
* Ignore offensive line at least certainly early. Sometimes almost throughout the draft.
You can count on this pattern almost every year in the draft.
Wide receiver is a massive position of need. JJ was their best with 650 yards receiving and he is gone.
Originally posted by DrEll:This is only the beginning stages of his demise. As I said months ago, you're starting to hear the whispers on social media. The movement will only grow as both Kyle and Lynch continue to make bone headed moves. He'll be out of here soon enough and then the Quest for 6 really begins. Can't wait !
Originally posted by Grande:
Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
* Pick a WR when not a position of need and a reach also.
* Pick a RB not needed and will not play. CMC will still get run into the ground.
* Ignore offensive line at least certainly early. Sometimes almost throughout the draft.
You can count on this pattern almost every year in the draft.
Wide receiver is a massive position of need. JJ was their best with 650 yards receiving and he is gone.
Meh not this season so it's not massive. Ricky, Evans, Robinson and Kirk with young talent like Cowing.
Originally posted by Grande:Originally posted by TheWooLick:Originally posted by SanDiego49er:* Pick a WR when not a position of need and a reach also.
* Pick a RB not needed and will not play. CMC will still get run into the ground.
* Ignore offensive line at least certainly early. Sometimes almost throughout the draft.
You can count on this pattern almost every year in the draft.
Wide receiver is a massive position of need. JJ was their best with 650 yards receiving and he is gone.
Meh not this season so it's not massive. Ricky, Evans, Robinson and Kirk with young talent like Cowing.
Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Pearsall is Mr Glass, he gets up limping after every catch and is never available. Those othet dudes all suck. Bourne was our second most productive WR.