The Jokeman

Beane has done great managing the cap since he got here, I'm not concerned.

Sadly not in today's NFL. It's last man up and best available at that time. Lamar has an inflated self worth as he's not MVP Lamar and has no agent to tell him different. I'm expecting him to get franchised and traded either this off-season or late during the season.

They've fired Greg Roman, so I wouldn't be shocked they look towards a more traditional offense.

The problem is Lamar not been healthy the last two seasons but the NFL is a passing league first and Lamar doesn't fit that mold.

Good luck with that Lamar.

Beane knows this, he's been trying to improve the OL since he got here, sadly he made a mistake trusting Spain would live up to his first year play and trusted more in Cody Ford than Wyatt Teller. I'm sure he'll try again this offseason. All things considered if we can get a full season and playoffs with Von Miller on defense we have as good a chance as any to win. Maybe we should keep him off the field except for obvious passing situations. *shrugs*

What if the 49ers offered us McCaffrey, Brandon Aiyuk and Deebo for Diggs and a 1st this season and a 2nd in 2024? I am sure I could find other scenarios but are any of them likely, no, but wouldn't say under ANY scenario.

For what it's worth before we even drafted him I had a dream that we'd win a Super Bowl with a QB wearing #17.

Considering Chamber Pots were the precursor to toilets, I agree with Gugny.

Jonathan Scott, I'm not a fix it type guy at all and admit jealous of skills like that.

It's all up to the defense/goaltending. Yet that's been the story all season.

Nope we added Adam Henry last week.

To be fair Woods missed time in 2021 with an injury and last year had arguably the worst QB throwing to him in Malik Willis. That said at best he's a middle tier #2 but more bottom tier if ask me.

If Carr believes that he deserves to die in New Jersey like most recent QBs have.

Except for not winning after coming back from what looked like a certain loss.

No, he's AB's cousin.

Is he? 68.3 catch percentage for his career, playing with Mac Jones in two of those seasons. He's also increased his yards per game each of the last 4 seasons. He's definitely not a stud #1 but we don't need him to be, we just need a guy that can run a 10 yard pattern and catch the ball.

Good for Thad. He was the starting QB at the last game I saw in person at the Ralph. Ironically a loss to the Bengals.

Johnston is arguably the best WR in the draft, I fully expect him to go no later than the mid teens of the draft. I voted Broderick Jones as he's a great athlete and the Bills seemingly love converting OTs to other positions. If we shift him to LG he could be another Ruben Brown.

RG Chris Lindstrom UFA, Atlanta Falcons. He probably won't replicate his 2022 season but he's an above average G and he's only going to be 26 next week. I would think the Falcons would franchise him but if they're going to pursue a QB maybe they let Lindstrom go but likely wishful thinking by me.

So where'd Lamar end up going?

I haven't studied the draft hard yet but a guy like Marvin Mims Jr could be available in Round 2 and be a dangerous slot guy with some speed. Yet he isn't the most reliable in terms of hands.

Davis ranked 33rd last year in receiving yards despite his drop issues, one could argue that's the best #2 WR in the league but of course he's not as some top guys on other teams didn't rank in the top 32. Davis isn't an elite #2 but would call him above average.

We just need a more reliable target in the passing game that can help move the chains, see Beasley v 2.0 I was hoping Crowder could fill that role last season but sadly his chemistry with Josh was off (perhaps because was splitting reps with McKenzie) and then he got hurt. I'd welcome adding another low cost vet to man the middle as it were. I've mentioned Greg Dortch and Richie James as possible guys that likely be affordable options.