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Culliver is straight up dumb. You're not even allowed to leave the scene of an accident if you are the only one involved. 49ers need to move up and get a CB for this season. Sounds like Culliver will be serving some time.
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Wow dude at 10 AM
lol so he hit someone, fleed the scene, eyewitness follows him and corners him, he threatens him with brass knuckles and then flees again hitting the eyewitnesses' car in the process.
release this idiot.
I wonder if we'll resign carlos rodgers. seemed highly unlikely before but i could see it happening.
lol so he hit someone, fleed the scene, eyewitness follows him and corners him, he threatens him with brass knuckles and then flees again hitting the eyewitnesses' car in the process.
release this idiot.
Wow dude at 10 AM he hit a cyclist he should have just took responsibility of that fact
DO IT TRENT.Jeremiah: Sammy Watkins could be target for aggressive 49ers
The 49ers are an aggressive team in just about every aspect. That includes the front office, where general manager Trent Baalke has shown he will go out and make deals to improve his team that many didn't expect.
He is also a very dangerous man in the 2014 NFL Draft, with six picks in the first three rounds: one in Round 1, two in Round 2 and three in Round 3. With that kind of war chest in one of the deepest drafts in decades, it might be time to start entertaining the possibility that San Francisco could grab a top wide receiver in the first round before addressing other needs.
"You can definitely add to the weapons you have," NFL Network's Curtis Conway said on "Path to the Draft." "It's not a need, but you can add to it. A guy like Brandin Cooks, he stands out to me. If he's available at 30, I think you have to take him."
Grabbing the Biletnikoff Award winner from last season would certainly be a big addition to the 49ers, who could stand to add somebody to stretch the field. But Baalke does have some ammunition with all those picks. If we're talking bold moves, maybe the team tries to make the bold move and trades up to get somebody like Clemson receiver Sammy Watkins.
"If they have a player they want to target, they could go up and get a real difference maker," NFL Media analyst Daniel Jeremiah said. "Maybe a player like Sammy Watkins starts to slide closer to that 10th overall pick. If you're Trent Baalke, maybe you say, 'Let's go all in and grab a difference maker.'"
"If there is a once every five years type of player, like Sammy Watkins, you'd be crazy not to do it," fellow analyst Brian Baldinger said.
It would also make for a crazy good matchup between the 49ers receivers and Seattle's "Legion of Boom" secondary.
San Francisco showed last year that it can make such a move. Shoring up the secondary was a big need, and the49ers were aggressive in trading up for the No. 18 pick to get safety Eric Reed, who turned out to be a great addition.
So yes, they could sit around and get a guy like Cooks or even USC's Marqise Lee if he drops to the end of the first round. Or they could add on defense with a linebacker such as Ryan Shazier out of Ohio State.
But with all those selections in the top 100, the 49ers just might want to make an aggressive move again and find a trading partner in the top 10.
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Jeremiah: Sammy Watkins could be target for aggressive 49ers
The 49ers are an aggressive team in just about every aspect. That includes the front office, where general manager Trent Baalke has shown he will go out and make deals to improve his team that many didn't expect.
He is also a very dangerous man in the 2014 NFL Draft, with six picks in the first three rounds: one in Round 1, two in Round 2 and three in Round 3. With that kind of war chest in one of the deepest drafts in decades, it might be time to start entertaining the possibility that San Francisco could grab a top wide receiver in the first round before addressing other needs.
"You can definitely add to the weapons you have," NFL Network's Curtis Conway said on "Path to the Draft." "It's not a need, but you can add to it. A guy like Brandin Cooks, he stands out to me. If he's available at 30, I think you have to take him."
Grabbing the Biletnikoff Award winner from last season would certainly be a big addition to the 49ers, who could stand to add somebody to stretch the field. But Baalke does have some ammunition with all those picks. If we're talking bold moves, maybe the team tries to make the bold move and trades up to get somebody like Clemson receiver Sammy Watkins.
"If they have a player they want to target, they could go up and get a real difference maker," NFL Media analyst Daniel Jeremiah said. "Maybe a player like Sammy Watkins starts to slide closer to that 10th overall pick. If you're Trent Baalke, maybe you say, 'Let's go all in and grab a difference maker.'"
"If there is a once every five years type of player, like Sammy Watkins, you'd be crazy not to do it," fellow analyst Brian Baldinger said.
It would also make for a crazy good matchup between the 49ers receivers and Seattle's "Legion of Boom" secondary.
San Francisco showed last year that it can make such a move. Shoring up the secondary was a big need, and the49ers were aggressive in trading up for the No. 18 pick to get safety Eric Reed, who turned out to be a great addition.
So yes, they could sit around and get a guy like Cooks or even USC's Marqise Lee if he drops to the end of the first round. Or they could add on defense with a linebacker such as Ryan Shazier out of Ohio State.
But with all those selections in the top 100, the 49ers just might want to make an aggressive move again and find a trading partner in the top 10.
[h1]ESPN Mailbag: Raiders’ draft trade possible?[/h1]
March, 30, 2014
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Michael from San Diego wants to know if the 49ers can acquire the No. 5 overall pick from the Raiders in order to snag Clemson receiver Sammy Watkins.
BW: It would take a big leap. Going form No. 30 to No. 5 would take a load. In 2011, it cost Atlanta a first, second and fourth-round picks in that draft and a first- and fourth-round picks in 2012 to go from No. 27 to No. 6 to take receiver Julio Jones in a deal with Cleveland. It may cost the 49ers the No. 30, No. 56, No. 61, No. 77 and No. 94 picks -- their first five picks. That is a major, major investment. But Watkins would be a beautiful fit for the 49ers, who don’t have a lot of other needs. Plus, the Raiders have a ton of needs and would likely be intrigued by getting a big cache of picks back. In the end, the 49ers would likely think the price is too steep, but if they fall in love with Watkins, you just never know.
George from San Jose wants to know how many of the 49ers’ 11 draft picks do I see making the 53-man roster.
BW: That’s another reason why the 49ers will likely consider bundling some picks. This is a loaded roster. I really don’t see more than five or six draft picks making the final roster, especially considering the 49ers are adding running back Marcus Lattimore and defensive lineman Tank Carradine. They were both injured during their rookie season.
If u was a female I would be Iove with u
I'm liking that scenario
he's definitely worth it. plus we have too many picks and not enough roster spots. dont forget the 2013 draft still hasnt suited up so we're basically going to be adding players from that draft and this years.
That would be so dope... I know we have the team to win now but is it really worth it to give up that many draft picks?
Unless they already know that they won't be signing Crabby and we get a pick for via him signing elsewhere through free agency?