3 or 4 times in the next 3 or 4 years.
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I don't know... They're pretty tough in March....on paper anyway.
Wait until April with their 15 new draft choices.
Gee, they're finally going to start cutting decent players like the Pack since TT took the reins?
Oh, the humanity. And when they cut to 53 then suffer multiple injuries, can they win the SB like we did? Weren't they the healthiest team in the league at the end of last year?
I guess losing Sherrod, Bulaga, Bishop, Benson, Jennings, Perry, and Worthy was TT's fault too.
Oh, the humanity. And when they cut to 53 then suffer multiple injuries, can they win the SB like we did? Weren't they the healthiest team in the league at the end of last year?
I guess losing Sherrod, Bulaga, Bishop, Benson, Jennings, Perry, and Worthy was TT's fault too.
I actually am worried about the Niners as they appear to have a TT like GM (from Rosendale, WI BTW) and they are positioned well with a QB paid WAY undermarket, lots of talent/draft picks and a good coach (did I say that).
Interesting to see how fast things change in a conference as the NFC West has risen quickly from the ashes.
Hate the Niners and was so glad they lost. Niner fans were classy until they hit the skids and tickets came available to lots of low lifes that now frequent games. I do think the new stadium will clean out a lot of these garbage fans as the tickets are too spendy and the new stadium is not located in a ghetto.
Interesting to see how fast things change in a conference as the NFC West has risen quickly from the ashes.
Hate the Niners and was so glad they lost. Niner fans were classy until they hit the skids and tickets came available to lots of low lifes that now frequent games. I do think the new stadium will clean out a lot of these garbage fans as the tickets are too spendy and the new stadium is not located in a ghetto.
quote:Originally posted by ammo:
Wait until April with their 15 new draft choices.
And in July/August, the Niners will have the most draft picks cut of any team in the NFL.
quote:Originally posted by The Crusher:
Niner fans were classy until they hit the skids and tickets came available to lots of low lifes that now frequent games. I do think the new stadium will clean out a lot of these garbage fans as the tickets are too spendy and the new stadium is not located in a ghetto.
pelosi and feinstein will handle that.
"turn in a shopping cart or a gun, receive a ticket".
as reported on msnbc.
I'm still trying to figure out how many picks the 49ers really have. NFL.com has them for 11 picks, but they didn't include the 2nd rounder from the Smith trade. Are they just assuming 15 picks from compensatory picks that will be added later?
Delanie Walker, Dashon Goldson, Isaac Sopoaga. 3 long time 49'er draft picks. Gone.
They've done a really solid job of aquiring talent. Tough part becomes deciding who stays and how to pay all that talent. No players from 2008 draft are on their roster. 1 player from 2009, Crabtree. Then they knocked out of tha yard in 2010 with Anthony Davis, Mike Iupati, and Novarro Bowman.
They've done a really solid job of aquiring talent. Tough part becomes deciding who stays and how to pay all that talent. No players from 2008 draft are on their roster. 1 player from 2009, Crabtree. Then they knocked out of tha yard in 2010 with Anthony Davis, Mike Iupati, and Novarro Bowman.
49ers 2013 picks
1. First round: Own pick
2. Second round: Own pick
3. Third round: Own pick
4. Third round: From Carolina in trade-back during 2012 draft
5. Third round: Likely compensatory selection
6. Fourth round: Own pick
7. Fifth round: Own pick
8. Fifth round: From Indianapolis in trade-back during 2012 draft
9. Sixth round: Own pick
10. Sixth round: From Miami in trade-back during 2012 draft
11. Seventh round: Own pick
12. Seventh round: From Cincinnati for Taylor Mays
13. Seventh round: Likely compensatory selection
14. Seventh round: Likely compensatory selection
Add in a pick from KC for Alex Smith, but subtract a pick for Anquan Boldin, and it loks like 14 as of now. They will definitely trade some of their picks to move up or for picks next year as 14 is too many.
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1. First round: Own pick
2. Second round: Own pick
3. Third round: Own pick
4. Third round: From Carolina in trade-back during 2012 draft
5. Third round: Likely compensatory selection
6. Fourth round: Own pick
7. Fifth round: Own pick
8. Fifth round: From Indianapolis in trade-back during 2012 draft
9. Sixth round: Own pick
10. Sixth round: From Miami in trade-back during 2012 draft
11. Seventh round: Own pick
12. Seventh round: From Cincinnati for Taylor Mays
13. Seventh round: Likely compensatory selection
14. Seventh round: Likely compensatory selection
Add in a pick from KC for Alex Smith, but subtract a pick for Anquan Boldin, and it loks like 14 as of now. They will definitely trade some of their picks to move up or for picks next year as 14 is too many.
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