49ers trade for RB Kapri Bibbs

Originally posted by dirtyrottenscoundrel:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
What do you hate about that?

Also wanted a more change of pace back in this draft. Wanted the 49ers to draft Joe Williams out of Utah in the 6-7th round. The Bibbs trade probably means that won't happen

lmao

Originally posted by dirtyrottenscoundrel:

Originally posted by IT21:

People acting like Myles Garrett was sitting there and we took this scrub qb instead

It was literally a 4th and 7th round pick for a project qb that fits the system we run. No reason to be upset. We didn't give up a lot, a 4th rounder is never a sure thing. The 7th rounder most likely wouldn't have made our team

I hate where we got him. He was projected as a 6-7th round pick, and we trade up into the 3rd round?? How are u ok with that, and 4th round is still a valuable pick. I have more faith in anyone projected in rounds 4-6 then I am with this qb panning out.

Dude it was a 4th and 7th rounder
For a project qb

Look at our prior year 4th rounders

2016 4th
Rashad Robinson

2015 4ths
Blake Bell
deandre smelter
Mike Davis

2014 4th
Dontae Johnson
Bruce Ellington

2013 4ths
Quinton Patton
Marcus Lattimore

Robinson is the only one thats worth a s**t, out of 8 picks
Not a big deal

Originally posted by martysofresh:
Soo umm lol

Guess for our sake, we better hope he doesn't retire again.

Originally posted by Heroism:
Guess for our sake, we better hope he doesn't retire again.

Nvm

I think the combo of this guy along with Williams pushes Davis off the roster and possibly Harris.

Who?

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

I think the combo of this guy along with Williams pushes Davis off the roster and possibly Harris.

Hopefully

Originally posted by Lobo49er:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by dirtyrottenscoundrel:

Also wanted a more change of pace back in this draft. Wanted the 49ers to draft Joe Williams out of Utah in the 6-7th round. The Bibbs trade probably means that won't happen

Thank goodness. The 49ers only draft guys who retire right AFTER, not BEFORE they are drafted.

Lol

Yes!!!! Love joe Williams!!! And lol

Originally posted by dirtyrottenscoundrel:

Originally posted by IT21:
People acting like Myles Garrett was sitting there and we took this scrub qb instead

It was literally a 4th and 7th round pick for a project qb that fits the system we run. No reason to be upset. We didn't give up a lot, a 4th rounder is never a sure thing. The 7th rounder most likely wouldn't have made our team

I hate where we got him. He was projected as a 6-7th round pick, and we trade up into the 3rd round?? How are u ok with that, and 4th round is still a valuable pick. I have more faith in anyone projected in rounds 4-6 then I am with this qb panning out.

Why must we automatically believe that the pre-draft projections apply to all teams for all positions? Teams make their own boards and assign their own values based on projections within their specific systems. But we must believe the pick sucks because NFLDraftscout.com or whomever ranks them lower than where they were ultimately picked?

Originally posted by titan:

Good experienced player in the system. I like what we are doing. Minimize inexperience as we build a solid foundation for the future.

29 carries, 2 received passes...anything but experienced.

apparently, he is brought in due to knowledge of the system. but he is certainly not experienced.

Originally posted by LifelongNiner:

I think the combo of this guy along with Williams pushes Davis off the roster and possibly Harris.

what's so good about "this guy", in comparison to say Harris?

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by StubbyNBY:

And we run that system....

And he's already played in that system with Kubiak. So they get a young RB prospect that is a quality receiver out of the backfield and already knows the offense. Worth a flyer.

Kubiak and Adam Peters connection here.

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:

Why must we automatically believe that the pre-draft projections apply to all teams for all positions? Teams make their own boards and assign their own values based on projections within their specific systems. But we must believe the pick sucks because NFLDraftscout.com or whomever ranks them lower than where they were ultimately picked?

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:

Originally posted by dirtyrottenscoundrel:

Originally posted by IT21:

People acting like Myles Garrett was sitting there and we took this scrub qb instead

It was literally a 4th and 7th round pick for a project qb that fits the system we run. No reason to be upset. We didn't give up a lot, a 4th rounder is never a sure thing. The 7th rounder most likely wouldn't have made our team

I hate where we got him. He was projected as a 6-7th round pick, and we trade up into the 3rd round?? How are u ok with that, and 4th round is still a valuable pick. I have more faith in anyone projected in rounds 4-6 then I am with this qb panning out.

Why must we automatically believe that the pre-draft projections apply to all teams for all positions? Teams make their own boards and assign their own values based on projections within their specific systems. But we must believe the pick sucks because NFLDraftscout.com or whomever ranks them lower than where they were ultimately picked?

This.

Originally posted by Afrikan:

based on only 29 carries and 129 yards.

basically one game production.

I need to see some video of the kid...but damn I don't think it was worth it. He had a 4.67, for a RB. (ran injured supposedly)

Kapri Bibbs shook his head with a small smile on his face.

At the NFL Scouting Combine in February, Bibbs ran the 40-yard dash in 4.67 seconds while battling a toe injury. His unofficial time Wednesday at CSU's pro day was an improved 4.5, but it's still not where Bibbs wants it.

"The last time I ran a 4.5 was in high school as a freshman and sophomore," Bibbs said. "With the injury, it is what it is. I just want to show teams out there that I'm ready to compete."
Official results were not made available from Wednesday's drills at the indoor practice facility on the campus of CSU.

Bibbs says he expects to run in the 4.3 range when healthy, 4.4 at worst. He wasn't able to participate in all the drills because of the turf toe that will take another four or five weeks to heal, but he wanted to show he was willing to fight through it.

"When you go into the NFL, you're going to be banged up," Bibbs said. "Guys play through injuries. I wanted to show (scouts) regardless if my toe is off, on or bent to the side I was going to go out there."

As a sophomore, Bibbs broke Colorado State University's single-season record for rushing touchdowns (31) and was eighth in the nation in rushing yards (1,572). USA Today pro football analysts ranked Bibbs the 16th-best running back in the draft. CBS Sports has Bibbs ranked the 27th-best running back.

There were 35 scouts, with at least one from all 32 NFL teams in attendance at the workout. The only other drills Bibbs participated in were the three-cone shuttle and route-running drills.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by dirtyrottenscoundrel:

What do you hate about that?

Well. I think bad idea for trade. Remembered? We should not trust to Denver because Broncos did trade to Bears for Cutler by 1st round and advantage. Look at Cutler make nothing for bears make looks dumb. Lol. And Plus Broncos want me pay half to Kap for trade. Broncos is cheap trade and give us about 4th or 5th round pick for Kap and want us pay half to him. .. f**k them Broncos fans make smart and cheap b***h!