All’s Well That Ends Well . . . And Draft Musings

There are apparently no hard feelings in the wooing of Peyton Manning and subsequent fallout to our own Alex Smith. But, whatever. Alex got his deal, the Niners have their QB, and Denver now has unrealistic expectations to try and live up to (with a QB who very well may not ever play a game for them). So, now that the 49ers have signed their QB, signed a few WRs, and kept their defense pretty much intact form last year, the focus will now be on he draft, and maybe an OG and KR to sign. The 49ers still haven’t replaced Adam Snyder (the Schwartz went to Deetroit) and they still haven’t really addressed the KR spot. Ted Ginn hasn’t signed, and Kyle Williams, with the addition of Randy Moss, Mario Manningham, and Perrish Cox (may be a KR), looks to be a guy without a spot.

I’m sure the Niners have their eyes peeled for an impact offensive guy like Coby Fleener from Stanford. He’s a big red-zone target that would complement the team nicely. There’s also Dontari Poe, the huge DL who dropped a few jaws with his 4.8 40. his value shot up the draft board amidst the questions of his heart and motor. You also have to wonder if the Niners would look at an RB to spell/replace Gore. Hunter is fine, but he’s more of a scat-back/change of pace guy. They may want to get someone like Davis Wilson from VT. he’s 206, but runs with power, is quick to the hole like Gore, and catches the ball well.  Dixon doesn’t seem to be wowing any of the coaches, so I wonder what his status will be this coming season.

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55 Responses to All’s Well That Ends Well . . . And Draft Musings

  1. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    I’d think there will be a nominal competition with Smith having the proverbial “job to lose.”

  2. snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

    Ginn signs. The JJ signs for some extra QB competition. Manningham, Brooks, Cox, Moss, Rogers. The only possible downside of this FA season is losing Snyder. Wallace is still out there — we can hope. Niners have done a great job, IMO. Now, onto the draft, maybe a Guard, WR and an RB? Maybe they package a couple picks to trade up and get DeCastro or Fleener?….

  3. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    I hear that Jimbo, Brian Billick, and Chuckie will arm wrestle for the HC job. Jimmy is in tough going against those two…

  4. Irish Kevin's avatar irishman5574 says:

    This will/should push Alex to do better, IMO. This is probably more of a competition for the number 2 spot if you ask me. Kap vs JJ. Lets Kap know not to get too comfortable waiting for the Niners to make him the Starter

    • Nipper's avatar Nipper says:

      Why is Dennis so quiet? When will his Dos Equis run out? Who will clean out the empties? Profound questions persist and Alex is our QB!

  5. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    Denny now realizes that Alex is indeed the man to take them to the Super Bowl, so he’s decided that any more analysis is redundant.

    • Nipper's avatar Nipper says:

      He realized after much thought in between the fogs of libation, that Twin was right all along! It’s pushed him to sobriety and his mind is lucid and at peace. So quietude is the new reality!

  6. Irish Kevin's avatar irishman5574 says:

    I love what wrtiers title there articles to get you to read them. Yahoo Sports writer Chris Chase:
    Pat Robertson believes Peyton Manning should get hurt this year
    And this is what Robertson really said:

    And you just ask yourself,” Robertson said, “OK, so Peyton Manning was a tremendous MVP quarterback, but he’s been injured. If that injury comes back, Denver will find itself without a quarterback. And in my opinion, it would serve them right.”

  7. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    Well, it’s close enough to wishing injury, IMO. And he’s wrong anyway, whoever becomes the back up to Manning will be better than T-Blow anyway.

  8. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    It goes a little deeper than that, Kev. Robertson has his own bounty out on Manning.

    Robertson said Denver treated Tebow “shabbily” after all he did for the “nothing team” last season.

    “And you just ask yourself, OK, so Peyton Manning was a tremendous MVP quarterback, but he’s been injured. If that injury comes back, Denver will find itself without a quarterback. And in my opinion, it would serve them right,” he said.

    Why doesn’t Pat mention the job Denver’s defense did?

    Much like blaming hurricanes on gays, he’s a bit misguided in his attempts to be relevant. . .

    • Irish Kevin's avatar irishman5574 says:

      First article I had seen on it, the title made it sound like he blantantly wanted someone from an opposing team to take Manning out, ala New Orleans style.

  9. Grumpy Guy's avatar Grumpy Guy says:

    Pardon me for injecting logic… but WHY THE FUCK would anyone care what Pat Jackass Liquor Officer Robertson thinks about anything, football included???

    Color me puzzled and kind of bored.

  10. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Hey, it’s a slow day. Tebow’s safely tucked away in NY, Manning is winging his way to Denver, and Alex is looking forward to visions of Super Bowls dancing in his head.

  11. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    What a crock:

    Shockey hits back at Sapp over accusation in Saints bounty case

    More unsubstantiated bullshit from NFLN . . .

  12. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    Well, Pat thinks he’s looking out for T-Blow, it IS New York, you know. Moral decay, sexual depravity..even a soldier in the Lord’s army might go astray..T-Blow hits the Big Apple

  13. phil fan's avatar phil fan says:

    T-Bone AKA The Makati Kid goes to NY? Yep it’s a slow news day. Even I could care less, much less even what Robertson sez. Big deal..

    Hope T-Bone’s game continues to improve. Amazing how popular this man is with the general public…and even with Elway who paid 90 million just to get rid of him (joke)

    • Nipper's avatar Nipper says:

      Come on Phil, you gots to care!

      • phil fan's avatar phil fan says:

        I do about the local kid T-Bone but the circus atmosphere in NY plus what he brings (controversy) will have me scanning the headlines and not keeping up with the details. It’s close to the level of the National Enquirer as it is. It’s a joke that national religious figures (Robertson) get involved in any of this.

        Me I’m a devoted follower of that fanatical cult called the National Football league. Especially now that San Francisco has experienced a, uh, ah resurrection.

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