Fade Runner 2049
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As far as the current QB’s on the roster, Mullen’s should be the starter. Been saying Jimmy ain’t it so I’m not just piling on here. He acts like he’s proven already, and that’s because he was paid like it.
THESE nikkaZ LOVE BOSA?....UHHH...NFC WEST DA OPPS..2019 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS SEASON THREAD!
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Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
Sheeeeeeeeeeiiiiit he’s paid like it he BETTER act like it! Lol
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
Na..... if Jimmy ain’t it..... we may have to pull a Seachicken move and see if Mullins can do for us was Baby Hair did for them.
We already got Sherman and another nicca
feelosofer
#ninergang
Safeties
Jaquiski Tartt - Jaquiski is an interesting study at safety. He is awful at coverage imo. Worse than Shanae Spencer was BUT, he is an incredible athlete and tackling machine. Maybe he tackles a little to hard because he tends to ring his own bell in the process. I have seen a few receivers get alligator arms after taking one of his hits and in a Saleh defense both the strong and free safeties in that defense must be capable tacklers to limit the big plays. When healthy Tartt is one of more underrated safeties in the league.
Skills: B+
Performance: B
Potential: B
Overall: B
Marcell Harris - 2018 All PRO ACL 6th round pick. Just kidding. He was 6th round pick and it seems Lynch may have been right to take a flyer on him. He was rough out there last year but I attribute that to rust as he was thrown out there due to every other player getting injured. He's had a great camp and he was impressive in the time he's shown on the field. If he doesn't start this season, he'll find time on the field in one way or the other.
Skills: B
Performance: C-
Potentia: A-
Overall: B-
Adrian Colbert - 2017 7th round draft pick. After having a stellar rookie year and a bad 2nd year, I think this could be the year where Colbert finds some balance. At 6'2 195 lbs, he is a physical presence on the field but with that that has led to a lot of penalties and getting burned when he misses a tackle. These problems are fixable though as he becomes better and learns to tackle clean as opposed for always using the hit stick. With that said I think the smart thing for Saleh to do is make him the primary backup for Jaquiski Tartt. He is more strong safety than free safety and also the last couple of defensive back drafts picks may be better suited than him to play free safety long term. Either way he has played well above his draft placement and should be a contributor for years to come.
Skills: B-
Performance: C
Potential: B
Overall: C+
Tarvarius Moore - 2018 3rd Round draft pick. While he only played in a couple of games due to injury and played at corner, he is being moved to safety again this year and it seems to pretty good effect. Moore is an elite athlete with speed rivaling Marquise Goodwin. When asked to cover, it never seems like the opposing receiver is too fast. At 6'2 and a lean 195 he has near elite size. If I could make an observation, I think his instincts and hands are just so-so, but I think he'll flourish at the position and become a very solid if not elite safety.
Skills: B
Perfomance: C
Potential: A-
Overall: B-
Jimmie Ward - 2014 1st round draft pick. Jimmie Ward has been a disappoint thus far in his career. Since has been drafted he has played an average of 10 games a season. If he wasn't a 1st round pick and if we weren't so thin in the defensive backfield, he would have been cut. Apparently due to the impressive play of Tarvarius Moore, there is a possibility that he could lose his place and honestly it would make more sense to keep him as a reserve. While he isn't spectacular at either corner or safety, his experience is invaluable and he can more or less plug himself in anywhere in the backfield if someone goes down.
Skills: B
Performance: C
Potential: C+
Overall: C+
Antone Exum Jr. - Former Minnesota Viking and budding musician, he provides solid depth at safety and is a very good special teams player. So long as he can doing that. He'll have a spot on the roster.
Skills: C
Performance; C
Potential: C+
Overall: C
Unit Analysis: I have one word for this group. INTERESTING. A lot of potential starters have experience at CB as well as being safeties. There is a lot of raw talent that can make impact plays. Again this will be dependent on the health of these guys. Every one of our starters at safety have something of an injury history. But this may be a league wide issue and not specific to the 49ers. Everyone is getting hurt it seems. Basically if this unit stays healthy this will be a solid committee of players.
Unit Grade: B-
Jaquiski Tartt - Jaquiski is an interesting study at safety. He is awful at coverage imo. Worse than Shanae Spencer was BUT, he is an incredible athlete and tackling machine. Maybe he tackles a little to hard because he tends to ring his own bell in the process. I have seen a few receivers get alligator arms after taking one of his hits and in a Saleh defense both the strong and free safeties in that defense must be capable tacklers to limit the big plays. When healthy Tartt is one of more underrated safeties in the league.
Skills: B+
Performance: B
Potential: B
Overall: B
Marcell Harris - 2018 All PRO ACL 6th round pick. Just kidding. He was 6th round pick and it seems Lynch may have been right to take a flyer on him. He was rough out there last year but I attribute that to rust as he was thrown out there due to every other player getting injured. He's had a great camp and he was impressive in the time he's shown on the field. If he doesn't start this season, he'll find time on the field in one way or the other.
Skills: B
Performance: C-
Potentia: A-
Overall: B-
Adrian Colbert - 2017 7th round draft pick. After having a stellar rookie year and a bad 2nd year, I think this could be the year where Colbert finds some balance. At 6'2 195 lbs, he is a physical presence on the field but with that that has led to a lot of penalties and getting burned when he misses a tackle. These problems are fixable though as he becomes better and learns to tackle clean as opposed for always using the hit stick. With that said I think the smart thing for Saleh to do is make him the primary backup for Jaquiski Tartt. He is more strong safety than free safety and also the last couple of defensive back drafts picks may be better suited than him to play free safety long term. Either way he has played well above his draft placement and should be a contributor for years to come.
Skills: B-
Performance: C
Potential: B
Overall: C+
Tarvarius Moore - 2018 3rd Round draft pick. While he only played in a couple of games due to injury and played at corner, he is being moved to safety again this year and it seems to pretty good effect. Moore is an elite athlete with speed rivaling Marquise Goodwin. When asked to cover, it never seems like the opposing receiver is too fast. At 6'2 and a lean 195 he has near elite size. If I could make an observation, I think his instincts and hands are just so-so, but I think he'll flourish at the position and become a very solid if not elite safety.
Skills: B
Perfomance: C
Potential: A-
Overall: B-
Jimmie Ward - 2014 1st round draft pick. Jimmie Ward has been a disappoint thus far in his career. Since has been drafted he has played an average of 10 games a season. If he wasn't a 1st round pick and if we weren't so thin in the defensive backfield, he would have been cut. Apparently due to the impressive play of Tarvarius Moore, there is a possibility that he could lose his place and honestly it would make more sense to keep him as a reserve. While he isn't spectacular at either corner or safety, his experience is invaluable and he can more or less plug himself in anywhere in the backfield if someone goes down.
Skills: B
Performance: C
Potential: C+
Overall: C+
Antone Exum Jr. - Former Minnesota Viking and budding musician, he provides solid depth at safety and is a very good special teams player. So long as he can doing that. He'll have a spot on the roster.
Skills: C
Performance; C
Potential: C+
Overall: C
Unit Analysis: I have one word for this group. INTERESTING. A lot of potential starters have experience at CB as well as being safeties. There is a lot of raw talent that can make impact plays. Again this will be dependent on the health of these guys. Every one of our starters at safety have something of an injury history. But this may be a league wide issue and not specific to the 49ers. Everyone is getting hurt it seems. Basically if this unit stays healthy this will be a solid committee of players.
Unit Grade: B-
feelosofer
#ninergang
Special Teams
Kyle Nelson LS - Veteran longsnapper. Doesn't mess up snaps, so he must be worth the million dollar yearly salary.
Grade: A
Robbie Gould - Former malcontent kicker, but after getting huge contract for a kicker will stay with the team. You can make an argument he is among the NFLs best and he made lots of field goals and extra points for us. He is as valuable as any other player on the team and it's good to have him because 65% of the leagues kickers are average to utter garbage. He made 97% of his field goal attempts last year.
Grade: A
Mitch Wishnowsky - I am going to call him 'Make a Wish' Mitch. Granted we drafted him in the 4th round (I would never pick a punter before the 6th) BUT from the little I have seen of him, he has BOOT. It's not so much the distance that's impressive but the arc and hangtime. I expect a lot of fair catches this season. Plus extra points on crumpling that poor guy on the Broncos punt return last night.
Grade: B+
Unit Analysis - Special teams is the unsung third phase of football but determines ancillary points and field position and ours is as good as anyone elses.
Unit Grade: A-
Kyle Nelson LS - Veteran longsnapper. Doesn't mess up snaps, so he must be worth the million dollar yearly salary.
Grade: A
Robbie Gould - Former malcontent kicker, but after getting huge contract for a kicker will stay with the team. You can make an argument he is among the NFLs best and he made lots of field goals and extra points for us. He is as valuable as any other player on the team and it's good to have him because 65% of the leagues kickers are average to utter garbage. He made 97% of his field goal attempts last year.
Grade: A
Mitch Wishnowsky - I am going to call him 'Make a Wish' Mitch. Granted we drafted him in the 4th round (I would never pick a punter before the 6th) BUT from the little I have seen of him, he has BOOT. It's not so much the distance that's impressive but the arc and hangtime. I expect a lot of fair catches this season. Plus extra points on crumpling that poor guy on the Broncos punt return last night.
Grade: B+
Unit Analysis - Special teams is the unsung third phase of football but determines ancillary points and field position and ours is as good as anyone elses.
Unit Grade: A-
feelosofer
#ninergang
Just watched the preseason game on my DVR.
The offensive line looks atrocious. Jimmy Garrapolo may need to play the entire 1st half next week. He looks rusty as fukk. Deebo looked very impressive.
I am wondering if it may make sense to start Nick Mullens at least for the 1st couple of weeks of the regular season.
The Denfense was quite impressive. Solomon Thomas looked much improved.
Jaquski Tartt was great.
Penalties are still an issue though.
The offensive line looks atrocious. Jimmy Garrapolo may need to play the entire 1st half next week. He looks rusty as fukk. Deebo looked very impressive.
I am wondering if it may make sense to start Nick Mullens at least for the 1st couple of weeks of the regular season.
The Denfense was quite impressive. Solomon Thomas looked much improved.
Jaquski Tartt was great.
Penalties are still an issue though.
yseJ
Empire strikes back
here are my thoughts to supplement yours:
Dj Reed was abused all game long, including by bums
Dre Greenlaw is great at cleanup, but he doesn't appear to be starter material, lacks speed severely. Teams will put some dynamic player on him and it's a wrap.
Jimmy was godawful, true so was oline, but his struggles are exactly what I was talking about with fixating on Kittle and Taylor and not willing to throw the ball away.
Oline was awful. Sure, Chubb and Von Miller are Beasts, but I didn't expect Staley to look this pathetic. With Jimmys awful mobility this looks like the weakest unit by far.
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
About to be damn near 20 yrs since SY8 took that hit and retiredfor many reasons the franchise hasn’t been the same ever since
It felt like we should’ve done something with them 01 and 02 teams.
I mean Garcia, Owens, Hearst, Beasley, Eric Johnson and on Defense J. Peterson (one of my Niner favs) B. Young.
We had a couple of solid years that we just came up short. One going 12-4
King Kreole
natural blondie like goku
shyt, we need all the help we can get at this point!
