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I want to win. I don't give a **** how it's done. And i definitely don't give a **** about winning with class.
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This argument is over. I want offense. You guys want defense.
PHOENIX -- Colin Kaepernick worked on conditioning, mechanics and his understanding of the game during his 10 weeks in Arizona to begin the offseason.
And the 49ers quarterback spent a lot of time developing more familiarity with some of his teammates, too.
Quinton Patton and Bruce Ellington were among the players who ran routes for Kaepernick during the training sessions. Quarterback coach Dennis Gile said he saw Kaepernick and the 49ers wide receivers building chemistry.
“They looked good together on a daily basis,” Gile said. “Those guys were here for three or four weeks during the time we were here, so they spent a good amount of time together. They trained hard together.”
Patton and Ellington will likely compete for the job as the 49ers’ No. 3 wide receiver behind presumptive starters Anquan Boldin and Torrey Smith. Patton was the team’s third receiver at the end of his rookie year in 2013. He spent last offseason with Kaepernick in Miami but was unable to pass Ellington or Brandon Lloyd on the depth chart. Patton caught just three passes for 44 yards in four games.
Ellington won the job as the 49ers’ primary return man after coming to the 49ers as a fourth-round draft pick. He appeared in 13 games last season as a rookie and caught six passes for 62 yards and two touchdowns.
Former Australian rugby league player Jarryd Hayne recently reported to the EXOS training facility in Phoenix to work out with his new 49ers teammates, too.
“The one thing about Colin and those working out around him, he pushes himself to the limit,” Gile said. “He works extremely hard. He works out extremely hard in the weight room and on the field. He’s the first one to get here and last one to leave. He leads people with his emotion, whether it’s someone on the 49ers or Odell Beckham or whoever’s over there. He’s pushing everybody to get better. He’s a really good leader.”
Beckham, Jarvis Landry, Ricardo Lockette, Darrius Heyward-Bey and Cincinnati running back Jeremy Hill were among the players on other teams who worked out with Kaepernick. Draft prospects Kevin White, Dorial Green-Beckham and Jaelen Strong also regularly ran routes for Kaepernick during the offseason training sessions.
The 49ers' official offseason program is scheduled to begin on April 6 at the team's practice facility in Santa Clara.
Matt Maiocco @MaioccoCSN 8 minutes ago
Compensatory picks will be announced around 6PM today. The 49ers are expecting two selections, possibly in fourth and seventh rounds.
he's still top 5 imo
This topic was brought up on 95.7 a week ago that I thought was very interesting. The question was what are the 5 biggest question marks of the 2015 season for the 49ers.
What makes it interesting IMO, is that when we knew we weren't going to make the playoffs last season and started thinking about next season, I think everyone was in agreement that Colin Kaepernick was our biggest question mark going into 2015.
Now fast forward a few months....
Is Colin Kaepernick even in the top 5 biggest question marks for the Niners 2015 season now?
I would say no.
49erswebzone @49erswebzone 1m1 minute ago
Elk Grove native, Lance Briggs on 49ers' radar as Patrick Willis replacement #49ers [Sacramento Bee] http://bit.ly/1CSKMTP
WHEN SOMEBODY GOING TO MAKE THE BIRDMAN GIF WITH TRENT's FACE DOE?
Eric Branch @Eric_Branch 57s58 seconds ago
The #49ers received two compensatory picks: a 4th rounder and a seventh rounder. Now have 9 draft picks.