Hey, Why Not?

Deeebo’s back! 4 days into camp and we are down Pearsall and Kirk. Cowing is a ghost and Waktins is a hologram so they went and signed old friend Deebo Samuel. 1 year, $7 mill.

Hey! Maybe he can talk BA into suiting up! Be like old times.

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7 Responses to Hey, Why Not?

  1. willedav's avatar willedav says:

    Chuck, how much do you think he has left? Can (or should) he still run the ball?

  2. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    I hope not. He’s much better on underneath routes in space. He’s a great check-down guy who can break tackles. I’d like them to use him like they did with CMC last year. It would be a great idea to put him in the backfield and NOT have him run. If he goes out on pass routes, he’s on an LB and he should be able to win that matchup.

    He needs to be the 3rd option. The check-down. Any way to get him the ball in the flat with room is even more gravy. Deebo just needs a step on a short crossing route to get big yards.

    And any way to lessen the load on CMC is a good thing.

    I just hope Kaedon Black is up for the role of backup. CMC NEEDS to be rested more. They can’t count on another injury-free season from him with him getting 400+ touches.

    Deebo and Black can share the load.

    • Winder's avatar Winder says:

      I don’t think Deebo should even try and run the ball anymore. He was terrible the last year he was with us. And there is a reason Wash. didn’t want him. Let him take a defender on some short routs and maybe toss him the ball once or twice a game. He is nothing like he use to be. i hope we pick up somebody else.

  3. Berger's avatar Berger says:

    I think Debo is a great add if he gets used as a 3rd WR and outlet from the backfield. IOW, limited touches to keep him healthy.

  4. snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

    Kamara carted off the field today. Some kind of knee thing. No word on severity. WTF is with the Niners and all these injuries? All the time. It never stops. There must be something in the way they practice that is generating so many constant injuries. If they haven’t figured it out internally, and it appears they have not, they should have someone from the outside analyze what the hell they are doing on and off the field that generates so many injuries. Look at the least injured teams and how they practice and prepare, and compare what they are doing. Walsh’s teams were never injured this often and this much on the practice field and in camp.

  5. Winder's avatar Winder says:

    I don’t know how many players got hurt today but I believe it was a handful. All on the d-line. Nothing has changed.

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