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they probably restructure sth but they will not let slater go. Their oline isn't that good and very good LT are hard to find.
I hear you, but I would have to say he's an above average JAG. He's not Calvin Ridley, but he's the type of guy who can get open, catch the ball, and move the sticks, something they had trouble with all last season.
you have to consider when evaluating osborn that jefferson hockenson and addison got the most attention from opposing defenses.
I know what you're saying, but you could flip it around and say Kendrick Bourne didn't have the same talent the 49ers had around him yet he had a career season here. Osborn's a decent player, and he's already an upgrade over who they had/have.
Don’t kid yourself. You’re better and everybody likes you.
I wouldn't say solved - but he improves one problem they had. And I doubt - and certainly hope - they're not done.
Yes I agree with what you say but new sheriff in town and if he trades Herbert (might lose his job haha) and takes JJ McCarthy they may move Slater. If he gets moved though it may be next year but Pats offer of a first would be thought provoking. Stranger things have happened.
yeah but he had 800 rec here in 2021 compared to 666 in his best season as a niner but also played 2 games less in this season with the niners. I view the current WR group as a couple of Number 2 and 3 WR. They can battle it out but neither of them makes a DC worry about the game plan. I expected a more aggressive move with the likelihood of a top 3 pick used for a qb
I don't disagree, but it still makes a big difference when you have more than one guy who can beat man coverage, which is a better spot to be in compared to where they were last year when they only had two, and then really only had one in Douglas by the end of the season.
That Parker extension was the straw that broke the camel’s back in my internal “Bill stay or go” dialogue.
100% agree - I absolutely hated the Parker extension ... haven't been a fan of him since he got here. On the Groh situation, that's a tough one, albeit Bill seemed to deflect blame there last year, which was interesting when it came to Smith-Schuster. But I'd be surprised if he's on the team and I'd be even more surprised if he doesn't retire, at least based on what we saw last year. Just unfortunate it worked out the way it did. Definitely disappointed Meyers isn't here...still bummed about that.
1. Brian Thomas late round 1 after trade back
definetely agree, the receiver separation against man coverage has been uderwhelming
The force is strong with that one.1. Brian Thomas late round 1 after trade back
2. Douglas
3. Osborn
4. Bourne recovering from injury
5. Day 3 rookie/Boutte
Fixed it for you.
Just remember Juju moves like a #5 and I'm being generous. I see this as a Juju insurance if we are going off last year. I am sure AVP don't want to depend on the likes Thornton or Juju in the upcoming season.
