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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Pats were fleeced only if you think there was a better deal to be had and Jimmy is a durable, franchise QBThey still owe us for fleecing us in the Jimmy G deal.
Shanahan/Lynch admitted they were prepared to give up more but BB said give us a 2nd and we’ll call it a day.Pats were fleeced only if you think there was a better deal to be had and Jimmy is a durable, franchise QB
Of course they said that. Why would they say anything else?Shanahan/Lynch admitted they were prepared to give up more but BB said gives us a 2nd and call it a day.
I don’t think it was cool they said that.Of course they said that. Why would they say anything else?
Agree. It was bush league.I don’t think it was cool they said that.
Plus the fact that he was a descending asset who would have been able to walk out the door for nothing but a POSSIBLE comp pick 6o picks BELOW what they got.So, to recap: the Pats essentially turned pick No. 43 and, with help from their No. 63 pick, turned it into cornerback Duke Dawson, linebacker Christian Sam, Chicago’s second-round pick in 2019 and Detroit’s third-round pick in 2019.
This for a player that missed the entire season. I think "fleeced" is a bit much.
They also were patting themselves on the back when they jumped in front of the Saints to take Ruben Foster. They also said they would’ve taken him 2nd overall before trading with the Bears.Agree. It was bush league.
In SF you have a 1st time GM and a 1st time HC who need to show how great they are at negotiating. By saying they got Jimmy for "only" a 2nd from the great BB makes them look good but also makes them look insecure....
My belief is in the hours leading up to the deadline, Bill had some formal (formal being the key word) deals he was entertaining. All of them were ~2nd rounders (despite what the Browns say). Bill was weighing division, conference, pick location and yes, a good situation for Jimmy. I'm sure SF expected Bill to counter and perhaps contemplated giving up a 1st but in Bill's estimation he didn't want to take that risk so he pulled the trigger. Whatever.
The pressure is on Jimmy G/9ers regime this year.Plus the fact that he was a descending asset who would have been able to walk out the door for nothing but a POSSIBLE comp pick 6o picks BELOW what they got.
I think you're missing the forest for the trees by just shrugging JG off as some "player that missed the entire season" as if injuries aren't a part of the sport and he's just another guySo, to recap: the Pats essentially turned pick No. 43 and, with help from their No. 63 pick, turned it into cornerback Duke Dawson, linebacker Christian Sam, Chicago’s second-round pick in 2019 and Detroit’s third-round pick in 2019.
This for a player that missed the entire season. I think "fleeced" is a bit much.
It was one of the dumbest injuries since Bill Gramatica. The game was out of reach and he’s running around like John Elway in SuperBowl 32.I think you're missing the forest for the trees by just shrugging JG off as some "player that missed the entire season" as if injuries aren't a part of the sport and he's just another guy
Would rather have Solomon Grundy
Sorry, not trading valuable draft assets for a guy who will be dead in a week. Below are his combine stats.Superhuman strength and stamina
Virtually indestructible and with tremendous healing ability
Something like 9 feet tall
Is not going to age out of the league BB will just have to keep him in line.
So far he is just another guy and one that seems injury prone.I think you're missing the forest for the trees by just shrugging JG off as some "player that missed the entire season" as if injuries aren't a part of the sport and he's just another guy
Agree. It was bush league.
In SF you have a 1st time GM and a 1st time HC who need to show how great they are at negotiating. By saying they got Jimmy for "only" a 2nd from the great BB makes them look good but also makes them look insecure....
My belief is in the hours leading up to the deadline, Bill had some formal (formal being the key word) deals he was entertaining. All of them were ~2nd rounders (despite what the Browns say). Bill was weighing division, conference, pick location and yes, a good situation for Jimmy. I'm sure SF expected Bill to counter and perhaps contemplated giving up a 1st but in Bill's estimation he didn't want to take that risk so he pulled the trigger. Whatever.
Just in case you might not have know, he has been dealing with the death of his sister to suicide last year. They were very close. He was devistated.He's been a bit of a disappointment for the Niners but he had all the top of the first round measurables (IIRC) coming out. I guess this why its good to have all those comp picks in the draft, though I think this is a trade you save for tomorrow. I wouldn't make it if we draft a Tillery, Simmonds, or Lawrence.