don't think he's going back to the niners - not at the value he believes he is at.
which means i guess niners will be looking for a #1 receiver in the draft. jaelen strong maybe?

xDaunt

United States17988 Posts

December 25 2014 06:29 GMT

#5042

Crabtree did not look like the pre-injury Crabtree this year. He clearly lost a step. I don't think he is worth that much, to be honest.

Souma

2nd Worst City in CA8938 Posts

December 25 2014 06:41 GMT

#5043

Is Stevie Johnson that bad now or did the 9ers just not use him properly?

GTR

51591 Posts

December 25 2014 06:45 GMT

#5044

hit by nagging injuries
i think the question for the 49ers is more what the fuck is wrong with vernon davis

QuanticHawk

United States32132 Posts

December 25 2014 14:37 GMT

#5045

On December 25 2014 15:41 Souma wrote:
Is Stevie Johnson that bad now or did the 9ers just not use him properly?

He was effectively the third WR on a team that didn't throw a ton.

But yeah I agree, what the fuck happened to VD is the biggest issue

Shellshock

United States97276 Posts

December 25 2014 14:43 GMT

#5046

Didn't he have some sort of back injury and is still hurting from it? I swear I saw that somewhere

-JoKeR-

Canada387 Posts

December 25 2014 17:42 GMT

#5047

Yea he was recovering from a back injury back in september, not sure if its still bothering him.

Shotcoder

United States2316 Posts

December 27 2014 01:29 GMT

#5048

So since I was knocked out of my keeper league I started to have a little idea of who I want to keep next season. I'm stuck because I thought I originally had a good team but fell to injuries and inconsistencies at the RB and WR position combined with the fact I had the highest points against this season( I lost a game 160-260~ at one point).

So imo my real keeper options are Tom Brady, Andra Ellington, Giovani Bernard, Mike Wallace, Golden Tate, and Jarvis Landry. I'm really leaning toward a WR here, probably Landry because how much he can score in a PPR league. Brady is the safe pick but I feel you can get a QB that can score at that level in round 2-4. Bernard is going to lose touched to Hill next year and Ellington is injury prone and only worth it for the PPR Value.

AgentW

United States7725 Posts

December 27 2014 03:26 GMT

#5049

What's the additional cost for keeping players year to year? What values did you pay for these players?

Shotcoder

United States2316 Posts

December 27 2014 03:42 GMT

#5050

Essentially your first round pick. I believe you are forced to keep a player unless being added into the league. Picks aren't made normally in the first round, Second round is the actual first round of the draft and pick order is random.

AgentW

United States7725 Posts

December 27 2014 03:48 GMT

#5051

So it's really a dynasty league i.e. there's no penalty for keepers. That informs the discussion.

I'd keep Tate or Ellington. Both are great in the PPR format when compared to standard. If like to check Wallace's scoring in PPR versus Tate before I make the call though.

GTR

51591 Posts

December 27 2014 11:31 GMT

#5052

browns starting connor shaw, now chase daniel starting for the chiefs because alex smith ruptured a spleen.
funky ass week.

AgentW

United States7725 Posts

December 27 2014 14:42 GMT

#5053

That means Houston needs Connor Shaw, Chase Daniel, and Case Keenum to win this week to make the playoffs. Good luck with that.

Shellshock

United States97276 Posts

December 27 2014 16:14 GMT

#5054

Connor Shaw >>>> Manziel
I didn't even know Chase was still in the league. I liked him when he was in college but figured he just fizzled out and moved on

GTR

51591 Posts

December 27 2014 16:18 GMT

#5055

lasted longer than blaine gabbert :3

Shellshock

United States97276 Posts

December 27 2014 16:22 GMT

#5056

And I always thought he was a hell of a lot better at Mizzou too. I still don't understand why Gabbert was so highly touted. Was it just because of his physical attributes? His college numbers weren't even notable.

Chase Daniel last year at Mizzou
385/528 72.9% completion for 4335 yards 39 TD 18 Int -- undrafted

Blaine Gabbert
301/475 63.4% completion for 3186 yards 16 TD 9 Int -- 10th overall pick

AgentW

United States7725 Posts

December 27 2014 19:54 GMT

#5057

Yep. Gabbert was huge with a strong arm. He was basically Joe Flacco from a big school, seen as very raw.

Wingblade

United States1806 Posts

December 28 2014 06:34 GMT

#5058

Not sure who I should be pissed at for this epic collapse? Harbaugh, York, Baalke? Probably everyone? Definitely Greg Roman though. Absolutely him. The dumbest fucking pile of dogshit OC I've ever seen or heard of. If he's in anyway involved with the 49ers next year I'm going to have an aneurism and then fly to Santa Clara when I'm ok and kick whoever is responsible in the nuts.

QuanticHawk

United States32132 Posts

December 28 2014 17:26 GMT

#5059

Roman's #1 for sure, but Harbaugh is ultimately the one who didn't strip him of play calling duties or anything like that. Injuries were also brutal this year. Does the NFL have any kind of man games lost stat? Because the Niners definitely had to be high up on it. Vernon Davis should also be very high atop that list considering the role he plays in the offense, and the total lack of production he had