:::[Official] San Francisco 49ers 2024 Season Thread [2-2 vs Cardinals 10/07 1:05PST]:::

[darthfett]

Prime Bowman and Willis, best ILB duo ever.

Such a shame they were robbed of two super bowls

 

[moiety]

I really hope we dont let Bow go, with all the youngins on defense he is crucial (for my own selfish reasons)

That being said, IF he does go I'd love to see him go and ball/be a leader for a contender. Definitely rooting for him no matter what jersey he is rockin'...for the most part

 

[davizzy]

Why would they release him without putting him up for trade? We could at least get some value back

 

[darthfett]

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I really hope we dont let Bow go, with all the youngins on defense he is crucial (for my own selfish reasons)

That being said, IF he does go I'd love to see him go and ball/be a leader for a contender. Definitely rooting for him no matter what jersey he is rockin'...for the most part

Seattle or Dallas? Would love to see him in the silver and black if he does bounce

 

[red81]

Let's hope Bowman regains form and has a Thomas Davis-esque resurgence going into his 30's.

 

[red81]

So far this offseason Solly has worked with Warren Sapp, Demarcus Ware, and now Von Miller. He's also trying to join the trip to Hawaii with Defo, Blair, Eli, and AA to work with Michael Bennett. I ******* love it.

 

[darthfett]

So far this offseason Solly has worked with Warren Sapp, Demarcus Ware, and now Von Miller. He's also trying to join the trip to Hawaii with Defo, Blair, Eli, and AA to work with Michael Bennett. I ******* love it.

With our luck they will look like beasts and get injured in training camp

 

[thasoleful1]

DGB cut?

I remember wanting him badly on the 49ers.

 

[darthfett]

DGB cut?

I remember wanting him badly on the 49ers.

Would love a big receiver like him .. very young too

 

[ii flash ii]

I was a big fan of his as well, didn't think his career was gonna go like this though

 

[darthfett]

I was a big fan of his as well, didn't think his career was gonna go like this though

Young enough to turn it around

 

[red81]

DGB is terrible.

and lazy as ****.

I saw that one coming.

 

 

[Deleted member 185039]

Where does a lack of desire come from?

It seems that he has the tools to succeed but there is something somewhere that is preventing him from succeeding/working in a given system. 

 

[lightweight champion]

If I remember red's analysis he doesn't high point the ball very well, he doesn't have a jab step, nor does he use many head fakes so he doesn't create much separation from the DB.

But I could be thinking of another WR

 

[red81]

^Yup. All that size and speed for nothing.

 

[heatseeker23]

DGB looked like a rube in Philly no surprise he cut

 

[heatseeker23]

 

[niketalker23]

Don't be sad, cousins would still have to sign. He wants to leave Washington.

 

[raider5]

Do you guys really like Kirk Cousins that much? Not trying to throw any shade, but I just don't see him as being that guy..

Maybe under Kyle he can be, but I don't know if he's really worth the money he's going to demand...

 

[red81]

We need a QB, and he's the best one available next year that is also connected to our head coach. That simple.

 

[townbidness]

Dude solid. Rather have him than waste time looking for “that guy” in the draft.

 

[red81]

Kirk to Kirk in 2018.

 

[jonwin]

Kirk to Kirk in 2018.

actually saw a super early 2018 mock earlier that had WAS taking Kirk for the Kirk to Kirk

 

[red81]

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[red81]

Heading into the 2017 cfb season, I've got two early draft crushes: WR Christian Kirk and DE/OLB Harold Landry. 

 [h3]Texas A&M WR Christian Kirk[/h3]
Kirk returned to The Opening to serve as a counselor this year and he made a major impression on the kids as well as the coaches. He spoke to the campers about the importance of preparation and taking care of your body. Bucky Brooks and several other coaches used the word "professional" to describe his personality and demeanor. He is all business. This was the first time I've seen him up close and he has a very muscular/compact frame, similar to a running back. He is easily one of the most electric playmakers in college football.