ArtVandalay

Bieniemy's issue is that he is a dirt bag that can't be trusted with running a program. He's been arrested several times including grabbing a female parking attendant by the neck. While he was a coach at Colorado the program got in trouble for feeding alcohol and drugs to minors to recruit them as well as several rape allegations against his players that he helped cover up. The ONLY reason Bieniemy is in an NFL building is because the Chiefs have no problem employing the scum of the earth, they were the only ones willing to give him a chance given his background. He is not a hireable candidate. A terrible example to use.

Tone setter and a favorite. Best of luck to him moving forward.

You can read my previous post detailing his route run metrics.

What are you even talking about. Yes, Knox is a frustrating player that makes spectacular grabs but also has many lapses and is not a consistent threat and has poor metrics. It was a great catch and play. He now has 148 yards this season. Looking forward to the $13MM/YR guy to get his first 50 yard game this year.

That post is like 3 weeks old The post is like 3 weeks old dude. It's not about last week's game.

At all times i refer to the New Jersey Giants and the New Jersey Jets as the New Jersey Giants and New Jersey Jets. Our Drop the new and just jersey.

What joke?

He's in his 4th year, in the top offense in football, still doesn't produce anywhere near what he should, and they drafted his replacement with him in a contract year and zero extension reports. He's a lame duck and not an integral part of this offense. Set that being said i cheer for every Bill and every Bill that makes a good play because i want to win.

That Chiefs team is FILLED with absolute scumbags. Even the coach's son gets in on the action permanently disabling a young girl drinking and driving. Can't stand them.

It's more about moving the salary with how tight they are to the cap. ONE bad decision running? ONE? 🤣 Dude runs blindfolded

Possible, not probable. Still the same. They lost to the Chiefs, big deal.

Thanks, well if I check over the cap right now they have SF with $15.9 MM cap space, so who knows. But it's not $50MM aparently. They have some low hanging fruit to restructure as well.

Then click the link and read for yourself if you don't understand how they have $50 million, i gave you an overview, the full data is there. It's what they have. Lol this is no where near Ricky Williams or Hershal Walker.. Rickey was traded for 8 draft picks including two first rounders and never played a snap in the NFL at the time. Walker was traded for 3 first rounders, 3 second rounders, a third, and sixth and had only run for 1k once at the time and only twice in his career he was a monumental college player but as a pro really only 1 great year. 49ers didn't give up a single 1st rounder. He was acquired for far less and is so much better than either of those guys ever were. They gave up 2, 3, 4 then a 5 next year.. but they also received 2 3rd rounders this year for their coach leaving, so the value of these picks changes drastically to them. They are playing with house money for the extra picks. Really the way they are looking at their assets is they give up a 2, 3, 4, 5 and receive CMC, 3, 3. I think every team in the NFL would do that deal and twice on Sunday. CMC isn't just a RB, he's a special elite talent and is a receiver as well and plays the slot and out wide. He's caught 100+ receptions TWICE already, he's the only "RB" ever to do that in NFL history, there's only been 3 others RBs that had 100 catches once. You need to get beyond the RB label, he's not just an RB, he's a receiver as well, he's an elite game breaking talent. BUT... this does carry risk as he had two injury riddled years just now although no serious injuries and none required surgery. That's the landmine that everyone will be watching for. Any time you add a player that has caught 100 passes twice that helps your QB.

Haven't seen so much talk about a WR blocking since Josh Reed.

Ok... and Taylor was injury prone too. He missed a ton of games and it was an accomplishment for him to be healthy for 2 seasons in his career. Injury prone means injuries tend to happen often to a player. Not that it's a virtual certainty he will be injured. CMC carries considerable injury risk. Doesn't mean injury is a foregone conclusion but he's certainly at a heightened risk.

I mean... you would have to be a complete scumbag to not help an elderly person having trouble with mobility, let alone treat them poorly. Is this where we are at in society? Celebrating not being scum? Lol

I agree, he's skewing the way he's saying that. But CMC is considered injury prone right now, no way around that one. He's had like 5 injuries the past couple years and they have to heavily manage his practice load just to keep him available. He got a lot of usage and his body started getting dinged up. 5 different injuries in 2 seasons is injury prone. 9/20/20 Grade 3 Ankle sprain, 6 games 11/8/20 AC Joint Shoulder Sprain, 4 games 12/9/20 glute strain, 4 games 9/23/21 grade 2 hamstring, 5 games 11/28/21 grade 2 ankle sprain, IR remainder season in wk12 They have given him a special practice schedule to allow his body to recover, intense recovery he termed it...

It's how the contracts are structured. Deebo is only 8MM next year. They have 20MM dead money this year. Jimmy G comes off the books. They don't have a pricey QB. They don't have a ton of big money guys and even CMC is only 12MM.... CMC, Deebo, Aiyuk will count for a combined $25MM next year... hell CMC, Deebo, Aiyuk, and Lance will cost them about $5MM less than Josh Allen alone. Not bad for a dumb team that doesn't know how to build, right?

It's not wrong and CMC is included with his $12 million cap hit.

VANDELAY INDUSTRIES!!!

And how did daddy do with those scrubs? He made some decent fantasy football pickups for us but won nothing with Tatum Bell, Shaun Droughns, Mike Anderson, etc... the only time he won anything was with Terrell Davis who was an absolute monster that posted back to back 2k yards from scrimmage. I'm not advocating for high investments in RBs, I'm really not. I think contracts like the one the Packers have Aaron Jones are stupid... however... there are a few select elite talents that are worth it every so often and with what CMC brings as both a runner and receiver is an immense help for a young QB. Easy screens, check downs, and designed 5 yard dumps that keep the chains moving and create explosive plays? Now you are simplifying the game for your QB and keeping the defense honest. Tom Brady played only part time in college and sat for a year+ before he got the call. Steve Young was buried for years. It's extremely common for QBs to sit for 1 year too... but all of that is irrelevant my or your opinion of Lance is meaningless, what matters is the 49ers doing the best they can to support what they consider a good QB. The only outstanding issue with CMC is he is made of paper machete.

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/san-francisco-49ers/cap/2023/ And that's with CMC at a $12 million hit.

Aaron Rogers sat the bench 4 years. It's irrelevant about what you think of Lance chance to succeed. What's important is the 49ers perspective they do believe in him and they are doing everything possible to support him and give him the best weapons, which they are doing. Everyone thought Josh Allen was terrible and look how that turned out.

This is a multi year move make no mistake. And they wouldn't be drafting QB this year with those picks anyway. For most teams when they fail they want a high enough pick to grab a top QB. It makes zero difference if you think Lance is good, that's completely irrelevant. What you need to understand is they think he's good so they are going to support him as best they can to succeed. Premier skill talent around him helps that's indisputable. Taking a year or two to develop your mechanics, develop a full understanding of the offense and concepts, and practicing those concepts is very useful and applicable to development. In fact, for some QBs its more helpful because they don't get their head bashed in while trying to learn (see David Carr). Aaron Rogers spent 4 years on the bench then came in and dominated. You realize they can still improve their line and resign those guys right? This doesn't stop them. They have over $51 million in cap space next year before they do a couple easy restructures/extensions.

Because he absolutely sucks, that's why. He's horrible. Some posters got mad when i pointed that out last year and that he would be cut. Well look at this, not only cut but not a single team had interest.. why? Because he sucks.