DE Nick Bosa "Smaller Bear" NO POLITICS

Hoping he can stay healthy and produce this year, or else folks just gonna point to that tweet all season

Originally posted by genus49:

Originally posted by Gemini10:
This dude runs his mouth and becoming more known for antic than when he actually plays these days. He needs to be focused on bouncing back this year and reestablishing himself among the elite, enough of the noise PLEASE .

To be fair the guy literally doesn't run his mouth. He's literally known for not talking lol.

He tweeted his first tweet in 4 years and it was the "ok" emoji.

Ryan Clark is the big talker out of the two of them. I wish Nick wouldn't give that guy the attention he just did but it certainly doesn't show Nick as being a guy who runs his mouth and then doesn't back it up.

What's crazy to me is I saw some 49er fans on twitter pretending Clark was a better player than Nick simply because he won a SB. Some of our fans are broken.

I mean, Clark's job was to talk, so he should be the bigger talker out of the two. Bosa's job is to sack the QB, which he hasn't done in almost a full year.

Originally posted by Gemini10:
This dude runs his mouth and becoming more known for antic than when he actually plays these days. He needs to be focused on bouncing back this year and reestablishing himself among the elite, enough of the noise PLEASE .

ok

I was looking at what the Ravens initially traded for Crosby before the trade was rescinded. The Rams also gave up a lot for MG, and Green Bay did the same for MP.

What is Nick Bosa's trade value if we do not consider the injury issues?

What is his trade value coming off the injury? Would his trade value be up there like Crosby and the others?

Originally posted by glorydayz:
I was looking at what the Ravens initially traded for Crosby before the trade was rescinded. The Rams also gave up a lot for MG, and Green Bay did the same for MP.

What is Nick Bosa's trade value if we do not consider the injury issues?

What is his trade value coming off the injury? Would his trade value be up there like Crosby and the others?

What do you think his trade value is?

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by genus49:

Originally posted by Gemini10:
This dude runs his mouth and becoming more known for antic than when he actually plays these days. He needs to be focused on bouncing back this year and reestablishing himself among the elite, enough of the noise PLEASE .

To be fair the guy literally doesn't run his mouth. He's literally known for not talking lol.

He tweeted his first tweet in 4 years and it was the "ok" emoji.

Ryan Clark is the big talker out of the two of them. I wish Nick wouldn't give that guy the attention he just did but it certainly doesn't show Nick as being a guy who runs his mouth and then doesn't back it up.

What's crazy to me is I saw some 49er fans on twitter pretending Clark was a better player than Nick simply because he won a SB. Some of our fans are broken.

I mean, Clark's job was to talk, so he should be the bigger talker out of the two. Bosa's job is to sack the QB, which he hasn't done in almost a full year.

Nick had a sack in each game he finished last year. Your insinuation that Nick hasn't been doing his job is without any logic behind it.

Pretty sure if Clark had his jaw broken and wired shut he wouldn't be able to do his job either. Injuries tend to do that to people.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
I mean, Clark's job was to talk, so he should be the bigger talker out of the two. Bosa's job is to sack the QB, which he hasn't done in almost a full year.

Clark's job is to talk football. If he stuck to that he may still have a job. Clark called Bosa a racist.

Originally posted by JTB1974:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
I mean, Clark's job was to talk, so he should be the bigger talker out of the two. Bosa's job is to sack the QB, which he hasn't done in almost a full year.

Clark's job is to talk football. If he stuck to that he may still have a job. Clark called Bosa a racist.

Doubtful, they laid off a lot of people. Any talking head who gets laid off from ESPN is probably getting laid off for not having hot enough takes or for not being loud enough. These days they have to compete with guys who live in their parents basement making clickbait YouTube videos and people who post nonsense hot takes on Twitter 24/7.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by JTB1974:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
I mean, Clark's job was to talk, so he should be the bigger talker out of the two. Bosa's job is to sack the QB, which he hasn't done in almost a full year.

Clark's job is to talk football. If he stuck to that he may still have a job. Clark called Bosa a racist.

Doubtful, they laid off a lot of people. Any talking head who gets laid off from ESPN is probably getting laid off for not having hot enough takes or for not being loud enough. These days they have to compete with guys who live in their parents basement making clickbait YouTube videos and people who post nonsense hot takes on Twitter 24/7.

He was a hot take guy, but was boring at it. At ESPN it's either your very insightful at the game you cover, or you're very entertaining. He wasn't neither.

lol, the guy posts one emoji in 3 years and ppl question his focus.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by JTB1974:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
I mean, Clark's job was to talk, so he should be the bigger talker out of the two. Bosa's job is to sack the QB, which he hasn't done in almost a full year.

Clark's job is to talk football. If he stuck to that he may still have a job. Clark called Bosa a racist.

Doubtful, they laid off a lot of people. Any talking head who gets laid off from ESPN is probably getting laid off for not having hot enough takes or for not being loud enough. These days they have to compete with guys who live in their parents basement making clickbait YouTube videos and people who post nonsense hot takes on Twitter 24/7.

Possibly but Clark made the decision easy for them.

Personally I felt Bosa had a comment on Kap prior to being drafted then he himself rocked his MAGA gear and I felt that just as Kap got crapped on for sticking up for black folk kneeling during the anthem and he was told to isolate politics from sport then what is it that Bosa was doing with his MAGA pride?

Ryan Clark called that out and I agreed with him there though it really makes no damn difference this being the US because here or at least with me I LOVE racial animosity and conflict. It's the American way

Personally I had no problem taking the knee or Bosa rocking MAGA gear. I actually like blacks and some of what MAGA is about and even if I didn't I don't care what you do during the anthem so long as it ain't obscene and I don't care if you like Biden or Trump. I can still watch the doggone game

Ryan Clark was fired largely because he wasn't a fetch and stepper in the manner of which ESPN wanted and if he wanted his job he shouldn't have called out Schrager for not being a baller. He got on his high horse and they knocked him off of it

Bosa is a Niner so I hope he has a great season but he is a hypocrite as pertaining to Clark because he himself took a shot at Kap initially so it's fair game a former player takes a shot at him for his own hypocrisy interjecting "politics" into football

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Originally posted by JTB1974:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
I mean, Clark's job was to talk, so he should be the bigger talker out of the two. Bosa's job is to sack the QB, which he hasn't done in almost a full year.

Clark's job is to talk football. If he stuck to that he may still have a job. Clark called Bosa a racist.

Doubtful, they laid off a lot of people. Any talking head who gets laid off from ESPN is probably getting laid off for not having hot enough takes or for not being loud enough. These days they have to compete with guys who live in their parents basement making clickbait YouTube videos and people who post nonsense hot takes on Twitter 24/7.

Pat Mcaffee huge raise and all the firings is probably not a coincidence. PM show is on fire with viewership

Guys just a reminder to try and keep this to Bosa and keep politics out of it, even if it feels like he's making it tough to do.

It's impossible to ignore it the thin line between the two. These guys on the tube get paid to be more provocative than the next guy and that slippery slope's gonna produce gotcha moments. They can be quite funny. If we weren't so obsessed with football we'd find something else to argue about. You want the best example?(think way back): CBS paid Jimmy the Greek for a dozen years to be a buffoon and look out of place in a suit. He represented those workers that carried a lunchpail. Irv Cross was suave and represented the athletes. Then there's Brent Musberger in the middle looking like the executive yuppie of those days. Very complimentary cross section. Then one night the Greek had to show off his anatomy expertise.