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Oh yeah...Are there any players the Niners are taking a look at in FA?
Official San Francisco 49ers Off-Season Thread (5-7): Let's get ready for the Draft!
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Grossman sucks, I dont want him on this team.
Im glad Alex is getting another chance, hes had the worst scenarios and luck with trying to live up to being the #1 pick. Injuries, lack of talent in the WRcorp, and a new OC/playbook every year really brought him down and hasnt really gave him a good oppurtunity to grow.
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Bright.....I typically agree with stuff you say on NT.....but even bringing up the idea of Rex Grossman to the niners almost made me throw up. And it alsokinda put it in perspective. *thinking....wow are we really that bad where we are even thinking about Rex?!?*
Oh yeah bright....um......Manny comin up North?
Oh yeah bright....um......Manny comin up North?
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No head coach likes calling Hill the starter before the season(Singletary now and Nolan before) because he is not a good practice player and he doesn'tgive off the impression that he works hard every day. If hill changed his work ethic slightly and sucked up to Singletary a little bit, his job would be lockedup. Hill can win games, we have seen it time and time again. He is consistent, and he needs to be given a chance. Last year should have been his year fromstart to finish.
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anyone know what FA niners are eying?
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I'm pretty sure TJ is gonna sign elsewhere.
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Originally Posted by dland24
Bright.....I typically agree with stuff you say on NT.....but even bringing up the idea of Rex Grossman to the niners almost made me throw up. And it also kinda put it in perspective. *thinking....wow are we really that bad where we are even thinking about Rex?!?*
Oh yeah bright....um......Manny comin up North?
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Who is Brandon Jones? Id rather have the young guys start.
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NIners resigned Allen Rossum
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Nice welcome back Moran & Rossum.
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Woo hoo Spikes is back!
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Source: Warner looks at options
ESPN.com news services
TEMPE, Ariz. -- Kurt Warner's agent declined to say whether his client had scheduled visits with any other teams now that the Arizona Cardinals quarterbackhas become a free agent.
"I really don't want to get into the specifics with that," Mark Bartelstein said. "Obviously, people are calling."
Warner's agent has had in-depth conversations with San Francisco 49ers officials, a source told Len Pasquarelli of ESPN.com.
Warner became a free agent Friday after he and the Cardinals failed to reach a deal on a new contract. The 37-year-old quarterback has made it clear that hewants to remain in Arizona for what probably would be the final two years of his career.
Bartelstein said he and the Cardinals continue to talk.
"Nothing's changed other than free agency has started," he said Friday evening. "It's an hour-by-hour situation is the best way I canput it."
Bartelstein said Warner deserves a salary to match his status after leading the unheralded Cardinals to the Super Bowl last season. The agent said that wouldbe an average of the top five paid players at his position, about $14.5 million.
But Warner's age -- he will be 38 when next season starts -- could hold down any interest in him and lower the amount he will be paid.
If he can't strike a deal in Arizona, Warner could end up playing against the Cardinals twice annually. The 49ers play in the NFC West, as do theCardinals.
The 49ers' woes at quarterback were thought to have been resolved when the team selected Alex Smith with the first overall pick in the 2005 draft. Butbecause of ineffectiveness and injuries, including a shoulder injury that required surgery last year, Smith's future in San Francisco is shaky.
San Francisco would likely have to pay Warner more than the $10 million to $12 million per year its offering. If Warner accepted an offer from the 49ers,economics along with the team's spotty quarterback play, would dictate that he go to the Bay Area as the starter.
The 49ers have used eight different starting quarterbacks the past three seasons, and landing Warner, even at his age, would provide much-needed stability atthe position.
Not sure about this but do like the Spikes and Rossum resigning
ESPN.com news services
TEMPE, Ariz. -- Kurt Warner's agent declined to say whether his client had scheduled visits with any other teams now that the Arizona Cardinals quarterbackhas become a free agent.
"I really don't want to get into the specifics with that," Mark Bartelstein said. "Obviously, people are calling."
Warner's agent has had in-depth conversations with San Francisco 49ers officials, a source told Len Pasquarelli of ESPN.com.
Warner became a free agent Friday after he and the Cardinals failed to reach a deal on a new contract. The 37-year-old quarterback has made it clear that hewants to remain in Arizona for what probably would be the final two years of his career.
Bartelstein said he and the Cardinals continue to talk.
"Nothing's changed other than free agency has started," he said Friday evening. "It's an hour-by-hour situation is the best way I canput it."
Bartelstein said Warner deserves a salary to match his status after leading the unheralded Cardinals to the Super Bowl last season. The agent said that wouldbe an average of the top five paid players at his position, about $14.5 million.
But Warner's age -- he will be 38 when next season starts -- could hold down any interest in him and lower the amount he will be paid.
If he can't strike a deal in Arizona, Warner could end up playing against the Cardinals twice annually. The 49ers play in the NFC West, as do theCardinals.
The 49ers' woes at quarterback were thought to have been resolved when the team selected Alex Smith with the first overall pick in the 2005 draft. Butbecause of ineffectiveness and injuries, including a shoulder injury that required surgery last year, Smith's future in San Francisco is shaky.
San Francisco would likely have to pay Warner more than the $10 million to $12 million per year its offering. If Warner accepted an offer from the 49ers,economics along with the team's spotty quarterback play, would dictate that he go to the Bay Area as the starter.
The 49ers have used eight different starting quarterbacks the past three seasons, and landing Warner, even at his age, would provide much-needed stability atthe position.
Not sure about this but do like the Spikes and Rossum resigning
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alex smith ftw
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WHY DID SHE SLAP!
Also, I'm straight with Kurt Warner.
Also, I'm straight with Kurt Warner.
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Warner would be real, real good, but he's only good for one or two more years, and given we want a "run-first" type offense we don't need aQB like him (as we should spend that money elsewhere). All we need is a QB that makes good throws and moves the chains, ala Shaun Hill.
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i agree i not really to hype to get warner especially at the price he is asking. If they still had martz i could see why they are interested but personallywould rather spend that money getting some o line and pass rushing help
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Please no Warner...Give Hill a chance to play a full season please.
