EMF and Substation May Be A Real Issue - Keep Politics Talk OUT

An aging roster and missing on young draft picks for years and years are your bigger factors by far. There is no power station problem. Draft some good young players who are not busts and get younger on the roster. That will work wonders. The data over a decade or more doesn't say we are more injured anyway. Not hugely more compared to other teams. You can't look at just 1 or 2 years. Look longer and at a bigger picture. This is an old roster. Most of those are catastrophic injuries anyway. Like a tear. Bosa for example. That's nothing to do with a power station.

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
An aging roster and missing on young draft picks for years and years are your bigger factors by far. There is no power station problem. Draft some good young players who are not busts and get younger on the roster. That will work wonders. The data over a decade or more doesn't say we are more injured anyway. Not hugely more compared to other teams. You can't look at just 1 or 2 years. Look longer and at a bigger picture. This is an old roster. Most of those are catastrophic injuries anyway. Like a tear. Bosa for example. That's nothing to do with a power station.

That Trey Lance trade hindered the development of this team.

Originally posted by Yeti:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
An aging roster and missing on young draft picks for years and years are your bigger factors by far. There is no power station problem. Draft some good young players who are not busts and get younger on the roster. That will work wonders. The data over a decade or more doesn't say we are more injured anyway. Not hugely more compared to other teams. You can't look at just 1 or 2 years. Look longer and at a bigger picture. This is an old roster. Most of those are catastrophic injuries anyway. Like a tear. Bosa for example. That's nothing to do with a power station.

That Trey Lance trade hindered the development of this team.

Yes that's part of it for sure. In addition to many other bust picks too. It all just added up. We missed on a lot of picks. Now we have a an old team at certain positions and keep trying to run it back. It's not surprising that they get injured a lot. Get a younger team and we won't be as injured.

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by Yeti:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
An aging roster and missing on young draft picks for years and years are your bigger factors by far. There is no power station problem. Draft some good young players who are not busts and get younger on the roster. That will work wonders. The data over a decade or more doesn't say we are more injured anyway. Not hugely more compared to other teams. You can't look at just 1 or 2 years. Look longer and at a bigger picture. This is an old roster. Most of those are catastrophic injuries anyway. Like a tear. Bosa for example. That's nothing to do with a power station.

That Trey Lance trade hindered the development of this team.

Yes that's part of it for sure. In addition to many other bust picks too. It all just added up. We missed on a lot of picks. Now we have a an old team at certain positions and keep trying to run it back. It's not surprising that they get injured a lot. Get a younger team and we won't be as injured.

Last yr Miami was the 3rd youngest team in the NFL , but they were the 3rd most injured team last year

Rolling out top-notch-Ai-controlled Hoverounds on gameday #BookIt

Originally posted by blizzuntz:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by Yeti:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
An aging roster and missing on young draft picks for years and years are your bigger factors by far. There is no power station problem. Draft some good young players who are not busts and get younger on the roster. That will work wonders. The data over a decade or more doesn't say we are more injured anyway. Not hugely more compared to other teams. You can't look at just 1 or 2 years. Look longer and at a bigger picture. This is an old roster. Most of those are catastrophic injuries anyway. Like a tear. Bosa for example. That's nothing to do with a power station.

That Trey Lance trade hindered the development of this team.

Yes that's part of it for sure. In addition to many other bust picks too. It all just added up. We missed on a lot of picks. Now we have a an old team at certain positions and keep trying to run it back. It's not surprising that they get injured a lot. Get a younger team and we won't be as injured.

Last yr Miami was the 3rd youngest team in the NFL , but they were the 3rd most injured team last year

It could be possible to have that on a one off team in a one off year. I would be more impressed with what the data says over a 25 year time frame. I think the younger teams would come out good in that vs the older teams.

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by blizzuntz:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:

Originally posted by Yeti:

Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
An aging roster and missing on young draft picks for years and years are your bigger factors by far. There is no power station problem. Draft some good young players who are not busts and get younger on the roster. That will work wonders. The data over a decade or more doesn't say we are more injured anyway. Not hugely more compared to other teams. You can't look at just 1 or 2 years. Look longer and at a bigger picture. This is an old roster. Most of those are catastrophic injuries anyway. Like a tear. Bosa for example. That's nothing to do with a power station.

That Trey Lance trade hindered the development of this team.

Yes that's part of it for sure. In addition to many other bust picks too. It all just added up. We missed on a lot of picks. Now we have a an old team at certain positions and keep trying to run it back. It's not surprising that they get injured a lot. Get a younger team and we won't be as injured.

Last yr Miami was the 3rd youngest team in the NFL , but they were the 3rd most injured team last year

It could be possible to have that on a one off team in a one off year. I would be more impressed with what the data says over a 25 year time frame. I think the younger teams would come out good in that vs the older teams.

Most likely

New Broncos facility is insane.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
New Broncos facility is insane.

Yeah substation fiasco aside, the Niners practice facility is an old, small outdated piece of crap compared to the newer facilities that have opened in the last 5-10 years or currently under construction. That is something that needs serious upgrading in the near future if we want to remain competitive courting free agents and being an attractive trade destination. Seemingly little things like this matter in the long run.

If the Yorks are serious about maintaining our status as a first class organization, I'd like to see an announcement about a brand new 49ers practice facility within the next 2-3 years.

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Jet fuel doesn't burn hot enough to melt steel beams.

They went down like old hotel casinos in Vegas... one floor at a time

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
Anyone that thinks that the substation doesn't have harmful effects, just look at a picture of Kyle from when he first signed here and compare it to the picture of him at practice yesterday. That's what prolonged substation exposure does to you.

He getting Marv Levy'd by EMF

Originally posted by Gemini10:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
New Broncos facility is insane.

Yeah substation fiasco aside, the Niners practice facility is an old, small outdated piece of crap compared to the newer facilities that have opened in the last 5-10 years or currently under construction. That is something that needs serious upgrading in the near future if we want to remain competitive courting free agents and being an attractive trade destination. Seemingly little things like this matter in the long run.

Stop the coddling. Players need that grit

It's not the substation, it's Jewish space lasers.