The 49ers just announced they’ve signed free safety Craig Dahl to a three-year deal worth $5 million, according to the Sacramento Bee. Here is general manager Trent Baalke’s statement: “We are pleased to announce the signing of Craig. He is an experienced veteran with excellent intangibles, who has working knowledge of the NFC West.”
Dahl is 27 years old and he was the starting free safety for the Rams last season. He was the 78th-best safety in the NFL according to Pro Football Focus, missing 16 tackles and allowing 15.8 yards per reception.
Do you think he will start at free safety for the 49ers next season? Do you think the 49ers will draft a free safety to compete with Dahl?
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They NEED to draft a safety. Point. Blank. Period.
+1
Thankfully they currently have 5 picks in the first 3 rounds. One of those picks (maybe two since Whitner is a FA next year) needs to be spent on a safety.
weak endorsement by Baalke. i’ve got plenty of intangibles, too.
Just a weird signing all-around. As a starter it doesn’t make any sense (he isn’t very good). As a backup it doesn’t make any sense (they have 14 picks in the draft and already have Spillman and Robinson on the roster). Maybe he’s just another core special teams guy, but I just don’t get this signing. Let’s hope it’s a really low money deal.
Perhaps he will be a veteran on-field coach for the guy they draft.
WTH?! This seems like a recent Oakland Raiders bargain basement signing. You sure it was the 49ers who signed this dude?
Yikes. I’d like to see the contract terms before I freak out. I don’t see this guy making the opening day roster.
Picking up a white free safety isn’t the answer. Sorry, white guys can’t hack it in the secondary. We just aren’t athletic enough.
Sorry in advance if my reverse racism offends anyone.
it does
Haha I just said the same thing to my wife when she asked why I was upset about who they signed.
Unless your name is Eric Weddle
I’m kidding of course but secondary is one of the main positions where whites just aren’t as successful at. As well as RB and WR. Basically the positions where speed and athleticism are key.
Harrison Smith.
I thought of him, but I didn’t feel like defending white people.
There are exceptions of course.
People who talk about color of skin, even when joking, disgust me.
Does it make you turn green?
Like a black quarterback?
Do black people even use the Internet?
Mr. E, there are children reading this blog!
Nope. They have to use their own Internet. Seperate but equal. What is the matter with you?
All racism, no matter how blatant or in what direction, is equally wrong. If you don’t understand the point of my comment, please take a few grains of salt.
John Lynch begs to differ. They said that stuff about Tom Holmoe before the ’84 SB; Marino and the Marks Bros were going to school him. Hm.
You might want to think about Nolan Cromwell with the Rams back in the day!
Tommy Meyers. Jake Scott. Charlie Waters. Plenty.
Jason Seahorn was pretty good til he got hurt.
Philly9er
I was thinking of him too. I could picture him but couldn’t remember his name. Some days I’m Mr. Magoo; and if you get that reference you’re getting up there too!
I think it’s funny that people don’t realize that by naming one person at a time, you just perpetuate the point.
can’t rap either. there goes the neighborhood.
OK. Now I feel like defending white people. El-P is the man!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EN6in-2Cs1U
And this awsomeness
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZptOs8Gu9k
This video is not for you overly sensitive people out there.
Adam707 says:
March 16, 2013 at 2:20 pm
Picking up a white free safety isn’t the answer. Sorry, white guys can’t hack it in the secondary. We just aren’t athletic enough.
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OK, you go stand twenty yards away from John Lynch and let him hit you full speed and then tell me white guys can’t hack it in the secondary.
Or the Bears’ Gary Fencik or Doug Plank. Ooch!
Exactly. The inverse reasoning is just as stupid. There was a time black guys were thought to not being up to playing MLB because they had to call the alignments! A gentleman named Mr. Willie Lanier changed those minds.
To be fair. I did say there are exceptions to this. Although very few.
Jason Sehorn was pretty legit as corners go.
rascist remark……. not universally true. I can remember one excellent white safety……one called John? Lynch…..fm hmmm was it Atlanta or Carolina?
We debate the free agency period and the draft picks, but I’m pretty sure that we all agree that Craig Dahl is not the answer.
1. Jesse Williams, DT Alabama
2. Johnathan Jenkins, DT Georgia
3. Tyrann Mathieu, CB LSU
3. Bacarri Rambo, FS Georgia
4. Jonathan Cyprien, SS Florida International
5. Chris Harper, WR Kansas State (My sleeper pick to replace Delaney Walker. Similar frame with the ability to bulk up. He is was a receiver in college that would be a mismatch against LB’s and safties but probably struggle against CB’s at the NFL level.)
Way to hit the d-line and secondary hard. Seems a little risky to take the Honey Badger that high. Would like to see them grab another OLB/DE pass rusher too.
BigBrad,
I agree about the Honey Badger thing, but after hearing the kid come out and say it would be his dream to play for the 49ers, I had to bump him up a bit. In a draft full of rehearsed responses, I found his candor refreshing. He would also provide a boost to the return game.
I love the Chris Harper pick.
Grimey,
Thanks. He briefly played QB at Oregon before transferring to K-State and switching to receiver. I like players that have experience at different positions because it can really help their understanding of the offense as a whole. He could be the new Swiss Army knife of the offense.
ANYBODY with Rambo in their name should be picked and signed. You just can’t lose with a name like that. :-)
Yes nice call on Harper-like it!
NinerMD,
His name just sounds like an Old Spice commercial. Lmao!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAj01fYE4yg
BigP
Speaking of old spice have you seen the muscle music commercial with T. Crews?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZ15vCGuvH0
and that Morgan Freeman vid was hilarious. It’s the little things that make me happy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_17RHGKNTY
And since this is a football blog, I didn’t really know much about Harper until I watched the Fiesta bowl. He jumped off the screen. Really made his QB look good.
Grimey,
That Old Spice commercial is hilarious, the one where his brain explodes and he can’t talk! Lmao. The Morgan Freeman “Titty Sprinkles” thing is hilarious because you do tend to hear his voice when you see his picture. “Mmm..mmm. That’s the good stuff.”
Another funny commercial starring “Red” of Shawshank fame.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aCtM9DJDd8
The one I posted is the one where he plays instruments via electrodes hooked up to his muscles. FLAME SAX!
Grimey,
I’m wiping the tears from my face as I type this. I hadn’t seen that before. The facial expressions when he busts out his solo are priceless. Terry Crews is the man. One of my favorite popcorn movie moments of all time is from The Expendables. The team gets pinned down, and just when things look bleak, Crews comes in to save the day by going ape sh%& with the fully-auto shotty. It’s completely over the top and absolutely hilarious.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XuPHlX0Di4
That movie and the sequel are ridiculous. The fully auto shotty destroys.
Love the Rambo pick BigP. Had him there in my first mock draft too.
Jack,
You gotta love those SEC guys. He looks like he could be a good one. He has a bit of a knuckle head streak in him, but he definitely has the tools to be an outstanding player.
Tyrann Mathieu and Bacarri Rambo on the same team… what could possibly go wrong! :-P
Lol, the vending machine would constantly be out of Doritos…..
Big P
Aren’t J.Wms & J.Jenkins the same? We re-signed I.Wms and signed Dorsey to play NT. Going 31 + 34 on heavies?
Really think Cyprien drops that far? I’ve read #25-40.
As to Dahl not being the answer, my exact words when they picked up Larry Grant. I was wrong, he contributed.
Agree with you there Brotha. With the signing of Dorsey and extension of I. Williams I don’t think the 49ers will go for 2 DL in the first 2 rounds. Especially 2 guys that have similar qualities.
Despite my misgivings regarding Dorsey as a NT, he is apparently being seen as a potential 1-tech NT option that can slide over to play 3-tech or DE. Basically the RJF role. He’ll compete with Williams for the NT spot (Williams replaces Sopoaga). Not sure they bring in a 3rd guy to play the 1-tech.
I think more likely scenario if they go DL early is someone that can penetrate playing as a down or stand-up DE and potentially move inside as a 3-tech DT on passing downs.
Brotha Tuna,
All good points, and I thought about that before I did my mock. It’s a deep draft, and it’s deep in the areas that we have needs. I see it as an opportunity to acquire quality defensive linemen for now and the future. There are many drafts where there are very few quality defensive linemen. RJF and Soap are gone. Justin Smith is not getting any younger and his health can’t be guaranteed. He is also in the last year of his contract. It’s the same situation with the safety depth in the draft and the needs this team has currently, and will have in the future. Whitner is unlikely to be re-signed after this year and Goldson is gone. There are many quality prospects there, which isn’t always the case. We have the picks and the draft has the prospects to substantially improve this team, both in the short and long term. Jonathan Cyprien may very well go higher, but I think there is a good possibility to land him there. I really like him as a player. Good size, speed and the instincts to excel in this defense. My board is based on not just this year, but the next two seasons. They are going to have to get some young guys up to speed quickly because their modest contracts will be vital in giving the team the ability to sign Kaepernick, Crabtree and Aldon Smith to new contracts. This is the perfect draft for the Niners because it is strong with players in positions of need for them. Strike while the iron is hot and parlay the later picks into 2014 draft picks with greater value. Wash. Rinse. Repeat. At least that’s what I hope happens.
Nice post, BigP. Much respect for your opinion. I come at this as someone who doesn’t think I “know better” than others, just wrassling with & turning concepts every which way to look at them.
If Jesse Williams can play 3, 1, and maybe some 0, I’m down with it. Jenkins might be an extravagance in context of Dorsey/I.Williams/and presumed Jesse Williams.
I kinda like Reid over Cyprian, but who goes where might force choices. I’m coming around to Tyrann’s versatility being a value, but I’m not sure how much I’d chase him (cost).
You’re reasoning is sound. Just quibbling and questioning while a chick flick runs at our house.
Brotha Tuna,
Again, you make good points and I appreciate you taking the time to tell me why you feel the way you do. I totally agree with you about the Jenkins thing and I wrestled with that before I put it up. Ultimately, I decided that the opportunity to beef up the line with two really good prospects was too good to pass up. It’s rare that a team drafting at the end of the first gets a crack at a top tier D-lineman. Having the opportunity to add two would be quite a coup. The Tyrann Mathieu pick was also tough for me. I might flip the third rounders, and may even put Cyprien into the third with Mathieu in the fourth. I like the added versatility that Mathieu brings in the return game. Reid is a very good choice as well, and speaks to the depth of the talent in this draft. I look at it as a draft with a bunch of talent, we have a bunch of picks and it’s the perfect time to stock the cabinets before they’re bare.
Like this mock (love J Willams)-from my perspective would prefer to see a DE as a second pick in this scenario-say Tank Carradine;Okafar;Hunt – however nice job.
I think he’ll be the back up behind a rookie, providing some veteran insurance that was sorely lacking last season behind Goldson and Whitner. This could also be seen as a statement that the 49ers don’t believe Spillman will ever be a starting safety. I assume Dahl has some experience in ST coverage units?
Special teams player, last two signings have been to address the poor special teams play last year. He’s quality blue collar special teams player.
There are only two reasons I can think of why they signed him:
1. He will be Charles Woodson’s backup.
2. There is a FS that Baalke and Harbaugh are eyeing as a potential
starter in this year’s draft.
If I had to take a stab at a third reason, I would say that Baalke was
drunk as a skunk and believed that he was signing a young Ronnie Lott.
Coming in at number four:
He was signed for information on the Rams defense.
The Razor speaketh wisely…
As Baalke said, they like him for his experience and intangibles. The guy ran a 4.55 40, has some height and bulk. Also has jumping abilities. I posted this on the previous blog, so please forgive me if you have already seen it:
As per cbssports.com when he came out. Lot’s of things to like about him:
Positives: Has a lean, muscular frame with good bone structure that could carry additional bulk for a potential move to a Cover-2 outside linebacker position … Has good overall body thickness with a tight waist and abdomen and tapered thighs and calves (high jumper on the school’s track team) … Very active in run force, showing consistent wrap-up tackle technique … Alert to the route’s progression when working in the zone and does a good job of keeping position on receivers throughout their patterns … Has the leaping ability and timing to win most jump ball battles … Best when handling tight ends and backs in the short-area passing game, but has the loose hips and crisp breaks out of his pedal to mirror his man deep into the seam … Will play with pain, evident by his ability to excel despite bone fractures on both hands throughout most of the 2006 season … Lacks explosive speed, but builds to top acceleration nicely and shows loose hips in his change of direction … Doesn’t stay in his backpedal for long, but has the foot quickness and hip flexibility to not take any wasted steps in transition … Plays with good balance moving in space and has great ability to hurdle over the pile and make the play, using his track experience in that area … All-out hustler who plays until the whistle and relishes his role on special teams, where his speed and aggressive hitting sees him simply punish returners and often jar the ball loose … Also times his leaps well while attempting to block the kick (blocked two in his career) … Exceptional open-field tackler who makes proper reads and quickly diagnoses the plays … Fluid turning and running coming out of his backpedal … Very decisive playing the ball in front of him and makes quick decisions switching off in the zone … Has fluid change of direction agility, and when playing inside the box he shows an explosive closing burst and the range to easily recover when beaten … Combats receivers for the ball, timing his leaps perfectly to disrupt the opponent’s vision and has the plant-and-drive agility to stay on the receiver’s hip throughout the route … Has a strong forward charge in run support … Unloads bone-jarring tackles, staying low to extend his arms, wrap and secure … Effective edge rusher who takes good angles to the ball and has the speed to surprise a lethargic blocker … Shows good arm-under action and counter moves to slip past the offensive linemen … Hits with good balance, staying low in his pads and driving with his legs to clog the rush lanes … Shows an even flow as he moves laterally, quickly stepping in to fill the rush lanes … Jams well at the line and is physical with receivers in the zone, staying in position while showing good awareness to activity in the backfield.
Negatives: More of a run supporter than a deep coverage defender … Will bite some on the quarterback’s pump fakes and play-action … Active at the line of scrimmage, but needs to do a better job of using his hands to protect his body from low blocks … Sometimes tries to out-battle the offensive lineman rather than slip past blocks or avoid … Best when making plays in front of him, as he has limited experience playing deep in the zone (plays in a system where he was actually more of a linebacker in pass coverage than a safety).
“All-out hustler who plays until the whistle and relishes his role on special teams, where his speed and aggressive hitting sees him simply punish returners and often jar the ball loose … Also times his leaps well while attempting to block the kick (blocked two in his career) … Exceptional open-field tackler who makes proper reads and quickly diagnoses the plays …”
Good enough for me…lets just forget he is a safety for now…
runman: exactly
Will do. Harbaugh and Baalke have a plan so I will continue to trust that they know what they are doing.
@George
sounds like he’s a replacement for Whitner not Goldson.
John Lynch from Stanford made plenty of Ronnie Lott hits from the safety spot back in the day….
Remember how tough the Rams played the 48ers. Maybe they want to pick his brain for a while.
My Fantasy 49er Mock Draft
1. Xavier Rhodes CB (trade with SD)
2. Matt Elam FS
3. John Jenkins NT
3. Markus Wheaton WR
4. Tyrann Matheiu CB
Thats assuming they trade the 31st overall , one of the 2nd rounders , & one or two lower round picks to move up to #11.
Looks like the Niners are holding firm to what they have as assigned value per position.
The draft is where they will make their big moves, not in FA. The team of Baalke and Harbaugh wants to improve, but not with aging vets, unless, they will agree to play for the organizations’ assigned value.
Look for the Niners to grab some first round defensive talent in the way of a safety and cornerback with the bevy of picks they have.
You are not George Seifert, are you???
He will compete with Robinson for a roster spot! special team play should be boosted by this addition , and maybe as a reliable veteran on the bench as an insurance. Asomugha is next, depending on whom we pick in april, he will play corner or will be moved @ free safety. Remember that he played safety @ Cal
I actually think he’s taking McBath’s roster spot. Back up safety and special teamer.
good point! robinson has bigger upside than Mcbath, and i think he’s better as a deep field safety
I agree Cory, good point.
What PFF is saying:
“After losing Dashon Goldson the 49ers need some help at their free safety spot. One of the guys likely to have a crack at the job is Craig Dahl who they just inked on a three-year deal. Dahl was our 78th (out of 88) ranked safety, but while he struggled to make many plays, he didn’t give up a lot of big plays. Indeed in coverage he only gave up 0.48 yards into his primary coverage, 20th best of all safeties. We don’t expect him walking into the starting job, but if nothing else he’ll contribute on special teams where he had 26 tackles over the past three years.”
No reason not to have 2 CB’s and a FS heading into day 3.
Or even two safeties and a CB. I agree the 49ers will be taking a few DBs this year.
Just a thought but Culliver played safety for two years at South Carolina. In terms of covering ability he’s an upgrade over Dashon so maybe this could be the direction they’re heading.
Good thought
Baake/top brass have lost the momentum they had with the 2011 season, and should have realized after the Giant loss that they needed to upgrade the pass rush as well as get better wr’s (especially bigger-faster), and change qb to CK. We had a weird and fruitless draft last year and poor free agent selections and we are doing it again this year with questionable FA picks. The Hawks have been pinpoint in the same time period. Lowell and Grant have been clearer about this then other sportswriter commentators.
Yeah.
The lost momentum by advancing even further next year to the Superbowl.
Great analysis…
+1
And the D essentially gave up 10 pts in the Giant loss. Not exactly a performance that says you need to revamp.
Niners brain trust knows what they are doing. This guy is a ST hardnose and we sucked there last year…
Gotta love this twitter from Barrows:
GM Trent Baalke must be ecstatic. The last time he had this many people calling him an idiot, he was named NFL Executive of the Year. (2011)
Not sure which I like better…
Matt Barrows @mattbarrows
“I figured out a way Craig Dahl is better than Dashon Goldson! … Goldson 7 penalties for team-high 102 yards in 2012; Dahl: 4-33. Q.E.D.”
BINGO!!!!
Lol
Anybody have any insight on Trenton Robinson? Does he have a chance to start or destined to be a backup?
Robinson is the backup strong safety. Harbaugh seems to like him though. He may be a year away.
Sando, who I am starting to revere, has this to say about Dahl:
This is not a flashy signing, but Dahl has the potential to help in multiple ways.
“Dahl, 27, has started 40 games for the Rams over the past four seasons, including all 16 in 2012. He’s better against run than pass and has played quite a bit on special teams. His addition gives the 49ers improved depth at safety.
The 49ers allowed Pro Bowl starting free safety Dashon Goldson to leave in free agency. They have visited with free-agent safeties young and old, including Ed Reed.
I’m not sure if the 49ers view Dahl as a likely starter. He would appear to be part of a lower-cost approach to the position. If the 49ers had been willing to pay top dollar for a safety, they presumably would have re-signed Goldson or named him their franchise player for a second consecutive season.
Strength in the front seven should allow the 49ers to succeed on defense without overspending for their secondary. The team has already invested heavily at linebacker, with excellent results.
Dahl’s departure from the Rams comes as no shock. The team released veteran starter Quintin Mikell before letting Dahl reach free agency. The safety market has been flooded with veterans. The Rams also have options in the draft. They hold two first-round picks and eight choices overall.”
Sorry, quote should start at, “This is not a flashy . .
Note what he says here: “Strength in the front seven should allow the 49ers to succeed on defense without overspending for their secondary.” To put it another way, you get more for your dollar with your defensive line and linebacker play than you do with your secondary, in Sando’s opinion anyway. Any of you guys having Ballskie draft secondary help first want to reconsider that? Keep in mind, now, that JSmith and McDonald cannot play forever.
They have enough draft capital to get both done…who they draft first is more dependent on who is available when they select IMO.
Agree. I am hoping they have a deal or deals in place, or will, to move up.
+1
Wow just eow I have never seen a team race to the bottom like the stupid niners.
I have never seen a team race to the bottom like the niners have. Go rams we got rid of our mess.
This team will be in last place next year.
Hmm who will replace hargbough? Trent balky?
Seriously? Who let this guy in here?
I dont even know where to start with my reply..
Call us again when you break .500 son.
I actually like this signing. I think he will be the starter on opening day. I also thinly they will still go after a free safety in the draft who can step up in 2014.
Curious: So you give that higher odds than Culliver?
Yes, much higher. While an interesting option, Culliver is staying at CB.
I agree. They always seem to do their homework on players and our philosophy. He doesn’t sound much different than Goldson. I want to see if he’s a hitter like DG was though.
Now that’s sticking your neck out. “I think he will be the starter on opening day”.
Depending on how the draft plays out I wouldn’t be surprised if Dahl ends up the #1 backup safety playing behind a rookie and Whitner. But I agree, I like the signing. More depth and he provides help on special teams.
Didn’t they just give Spillman a 3 year contract last year?
Yes – I think Spillman will be the #4 safety and mostly play ST.
I’m going to trust Baalke and Harbaugh on this. They always seem to find the piece of the puzzle that fits. From what I’ve read he’s got some speed, plays the run well has jumping ability to defend jump balls.
I’ve got a feeling the 49ers are going to sure up the d line first. Everyone saw the defense go south with the J Smith injury. With the draft full of safety potential I think they trade up for the DL they really want. I think they break the mold an move up this season
Gotta love Grant’s “rattle the hornet’s nest” blogging style. He omitted a key part from the Pro Football Focus piece he referenced: “if nothing else, he’ll contribute on special teams, where he contributed 26 tackles over the past 3 years”. Add’l point by Barrows: “Dahl played same punt coverage position Goldson used to handle.”
Dahl was more likely signed as a guy who could help a flagging special teams unit. In that context, this is a good signing.
Agree 100%. Two years ago special teams were a strength, last year a weakness.
Draft wish list:
Safety: Jonathan Cyprien or Eric Reid
DL: Sheldon Richardson or Datone Jones
Very high on Kawann Short, too. Great size and strength. Great initial quickness for his size and has some pass rush skill for an interior lineman. I’d love to see what Tomsula could with any of the latter 3 D-Linemen.
Kawann Short – I’d love to see the 49ers draft him. I’d prefer him over Richardson and Jones. He’s got some question marks over taking some downs off, but on pure ability I think he’s right up there with the best in this years DL draft class. Can rush the passer and hold up against double teams. So no doubt he’ll end up being a bum…
If he is anything more than a ST’s player and backup depth at Safety I will be very disappointed. Imho he is not our starting FS.
No way in hell. And you can quote me on that.
Tim, Razor is ignorant.. Why waste your time on this guys?
If this signing hurts the Rams, then I’m all for it. They stuffed us twice last year.
Losing Steven Jackson, Danny Amendola, Brandon Gibson, and failing to sign Lous Delma and Jake Long is what is going to hurt the Rams. I doubt if there going to lose any sleep over losing Dahl…
The Rams already seriously damaged themselves by hiring Jeff Fisher.
Wow, drsgrosse, I frequently agree with you, but not on that one.
Barrows reports Dahl’s contract is 3 years, $5 million. Last offseason, the 49ers signed safety C.J. Spillman to a 3-year, $ 6 million contract. Maybe that shows what the 49ers think of Dahl.
If there isn’t a lot of guaranteed money then there isn’t anything preventing us from cutting him if we find something better between now and the end of TC.
So with the signings of Dorsey and Dahl (area’s needing attention), do the 49ers now focus their attention somewhere else and package their #31 and perhaps their 2nd rd two for a chance to get a WR between picks 15-20?
I would keep #34 for a shot at Eric Reid or J.Cyprian who could be groomed to take over in the near future. I would have taken a gamble by drafting either of these two with #31, but I believe they will still be on the board at #34, hence my motivation for packaging #31 to move up in the draft.
More than likely the 49ers will kick back and wait until after the draft before signing many more players. There is still some quality talent on the streets and it will be dirt cheap come May.
With 14 picks this draft is gonna have a lot of action. Day 2 should be epic.
In last year’s senior bowl Robinson missed a tackle so bad on a running back that Mayock pointed it out! We can hope his coverage skills are his strong point. With Dobbs coming back and the Dorsey pick up maybe only one dl picked in the draft allowing niners to pick more db’s, wr’s and te’s.
If Craig Dahl and Donte Whitner are our starting safetys in 2013 we are in trouble. Kaepernick will have to score 35 every game. Teams will go 4 wide and just throw at Whitner and Dahl up the seam. 2 of the worst safetys in the league. Balke should of paid 8 mill on Goldson and cut Whitner. Instead he keeps Whitner and signs a scrub free safety. we go from Revis to maybe adding Ed Reed or Woodson instead we add the a guy who was 5 worst free safetys in nfl last year in missed tackles. What a bleepin disaster. Balke can pay Boldin 6 milion but can’t pay 1st team all pro Goldson 8 million. What a joke. I hope to god Cj Spillman beats this dude out in camp and we add Matt Elam in draft to replace Whitner.
Who are you kidding ? Kaepernick is going to be a mediocre Qb comes next season. I’ll give this fool and Harball 2 years and they’re both out of the NFL and looking for new job.
Glad that the 9er’s key players departed now the “Chemistry is disrupted and soon the 9er’s will back to their old ways as “Losers.. hahaha..
Hey idiot, people know the avatars of the long time posters here. Get a life.
“if you believed that 9er’s are going to the SB once again? Sorry your mistaken. Noway are they going to get near it next time around.. hahaha.. Fortywhiners !
Hmmmm. Unhappy with loss of key players. Hmm, trying to blame Jordo for the negativity by posing as him. Who might skulk around and do something as hopelessly small minded? Gosh, I could never guess who that might be.
Tuna Head, You must an intelligent individual? You already had an Idea before who’s going to win the SB? Your 9er’s who literally choker at the end. “I was shock when your team loss to an average team. lol !
Big P,
This clown doesnt have a life. He definitely knows nothing about Niner football. Your average troll.
This guy is a great comedian.
Get a life and a screen name
@ (Real)Jordo:
Ya know, dude, folks jumping up to slap FauxJordo back for posing as you is kinda a compliment; especially for a…uh..a..controversial figure like yerself. : >)