Posted By: grandizer (05/04/2008 12:50:18 PM)
Comment: here in tampa we enjoyed having him on the team. always played hard in special teams and in pre-season games. he did bust up his ankle on the last pregame last year. buc docs thought it would be way to much rehab to get him back and not worth holding a roster spot.......he is there now working out and i think he will make your team and stick around some time.

Posted By: luvthegame (04/04/2008 12:29:01 PM)
Comment: I dont know what all of you are talking about. Hopefully Jeb will the team. You guys should shut your mouth since none of you have a clue.

Posted By: foreveryoung49ers (26/03/2008 1:23:10 AM)
Comment: Hey, we got a cheap experienced Special teams player and an emergency backup in a positions where the least experience is needed. If he's just camp fodder, he's gone, so where is the problem? At least we draft two O-Liners and start one like Joe Staley!

Posted By: Marc - NJ49er (26/03/2008 12:00:17 AM)
Comment: Look Dad, his name is Jeb. I know Jed. Scot? What do you think? I'll call his agent John. Thank you Scot. That's too cool Dad!

Posted By: LodiGrapePicker (25/03/2008 10:11:20 PM)
Comment: Things are looking awful desparate in Ninerland.

Posted By: Kory (25/03/2008 3:58:58 PM)
Comment: WHAT A WASTE

Posted By: Weary9er (25/03/2008 3:44:57 PM)
Comment: Matt, it seems that we are getting screwed again. Good thing there are a few mitigating factors that will help the bottom line- getting better players on this team!

Posted By: Badnews (25/03/2008 3:40:08 PM)
Comment: Hey guys--- make sure everyone of you calls Roger Goodell!!! I just placed a phone call to him and they took down my name and phone number. His number is 1-212-450-2027. I don't know if he will return my call or not but we can all call and at least keep bugging him until he gives us a better explanation!!

Posted By: d1800 (25/03/2008 2:48:12 PM)
Comment: Sorry aout the misspelled words but here at work and trying not to get crap from my boss. lol. We are a better team with or without the 5th round and don't we hav those extra picks anyway?

Posted By: d100 (25/03/2008 2:45:00 PM)
Comment: Come on guys are we that desperate to fuss like women on that "day of the month" over a 5th round draft pick. Seriously it's not a 4th,3rd or second round pick so het the hell over it. Damn goo teams don't cry over a late second day round pick SO GET THE HELL OVER IT!!!!!

Posted By: Jack (25/03/2008 1:14:42 PM)
Comment: hi Matt i really don't know what we can take for granted about our Oline. anything official about Allen retirement? and about Jennings status? in or out? is it up to Jonas, to Nolan? if he will not make the team wouldn't be better cut him before june?

Posted By: Gregory (25/03/2008 1:10:05 PM)
Comment: Matt, What happened to the Active Player Search feature on the NFLPA website that listed the base salaries and years under contract for each player? I have been unable to access it for the past few days and it seems to have disappeared completely from the website. I remember you referencing the NFLPA Active Player Search in previous postings. Do you have any insight about this?

Posted By: Niner Dog (25/03/2008 12:53:24 PM)
Comment: Okay ... while the "unreasonable" action of the Commissioner's office is apparent, the draft damage may not be that bad. First, I see, maybe 5 draft picks making the team. I also see the strong possibility of the Niners trading their number 1 pick for a 2 and an extra 3, which would make up for the loss. Why? Because at 29, Henne and Joe Flacco will be available for several teams and they will be anxious to trade up!! By trading, the Niners save money and get pretty much what they want in the second round, which are two of the following type players--OL, DL, WR, CB, or ILB. I do think it's important to draft "impact" players with the first 3 choices. And I also think, there's somewhat of a drop off in the DL/DE after the second round. So, what does it mean, playerwise? Laws, Nicks, Manningham, Caldwell, Lofton--2 of these in the second round, as availability dictates....

Posted By: gw2 (25/03/2008 12:36:10 PM)
Comment: Terry's signing should put Jonas Jennings on notice that he now has some stiff competition.. for the tub.

Posted By: Coach Hudd (25/03/2008 12:22:46 PM)
Comment: Since we lost our 5th round pick it is neccesary for the niners to make these types of signings. We need the depth. Now they can focus on adding a pass rusher, another quality LB (Groves) maybe a safety and a WR. I think they go DE/LB and WR with their first two picks.

Posted By: Indiana Jim (25/03/2008 12:05:30 PM)
Comment: Got to agree with Coach Hudd on this one. Sign OL with actual NFL experience so we can draft other positions. His size is great.

Posted By: Jon in SoCal (25/03/2008 11:57:52 AM)
Comment: I understand the need for depth, and McCloughin's desire not to spend money on interior lineman, but the last 2 signings are a little strange. One guy hasn't played in an NFL in a year and the other hasn't played in 2. How much are we paying our scouts that they can find gems from dudes who haven't trained professionally in that long of a time? We'll see in OTA's and TC though

Posted By: mt (25/03/2008 11:52:49 AM)
Comment: Matt - On a non-sarcastic note, have you ever met the Yorks? What's the vibe you've gotten from them?

Posted By: mt (25/03/2008 11:47:40 AM)
Comment: Hallelujah! Super Bowl here we come! This combined with the signings of Cooper Wallace and Jerard Rabb mean happy days are here to stay! Yeeha, Dominique Ziegler is in the house! Jeb Terry & Qasim Mitchell beats the hell out of signing Shane Olivea and Max Starks. This type of move - combined with the loss of draft picks due to management ineptitude - ensures another pitiful season. Long live the Yorks!

Posted By: Sammy Moore Jr (25/03/2008 11:26:38 AM)
Comment: Good move, I think. I would remind the one 'Poster' who referred to these latest O-Line signings as "scrubs" - well they maybe so. But 1; they are young, rather on the large side, and do have more actual NFL EXPERIENCE than ANY '08 top rated O-Line draft pick, and second: as Randy Cross once said when addressing the role of an O-Lineman:"You could play this position forever, since all you do is just run five yards and fall down."

Posted By: danvilledan (25/03/2008 11:20:28 AM)
Comment: Great! We now have our 5th round draft choice.

Posted By: Zed Rational (25/03/2008 10:54:05 AM)
Comment: Oh good! Terry can compete with Qasim Mitchell in the team hot-dog eating contest! Thanks, but I'd rather have the fifth-round pick. I wonder which of these two scrubs will be first out the door? The other shouldn't be far behind.

Posted By: Jay T. (25/03/2008 10:49:33 AM)
Comment: I like the idea of signing guys like this. If you throw enough mud at the wall, some of it is likely to stick... especially in the unglamorous, non-skill positions where success is much more difficult to measure.

Posted By: Randy in Santa Rosa (25/03/2008 10:48:04 AM)
Comment: Nice. We can definitely use the depth on the OL.

Posted By: Coach hudd (25/03/2008 10:32:25 AM)
Comment: I like it. Keep adding lineman so we can look at other positions in the draft.