But #10 isn't one of them. He's shown he's a starting quarterback in the league. Will his agent allow him to play for $4M next year? Should the 49ers trade him if a team is willing to give up a 2nd round pick? Looking at Purdy's contract there is an out in year 3. If it were me I would not trade Jones for anything less than a 1st round pick.
The 49ers blitzed Matthew Stafford on 54.1% of his dropbacks yesterday. That was the highest blitz rate in a game for SF in over nine years (Week 3 of 2016 season).
ReplyDeleteDoesn't make any sense but they still haven't found a replacement for Woerner.
ReplyDeleteI agree on your take on MJ. Nothing less than a 1st. Unless a team with an early 2nd would include multiple other picks IE a 2nd this year as well as a 2nd next year along with a 4th and a 5th this year. I am a huge fan of Kurtis Rourke. I wonder if they will open his practice window this year. I wonder if BP has any trade value, taking into consideration his contract and whether or not his turf toe could be chronic
ReplyDeleteDolphins should be interested in Jones.
ReplyDeleteNO WAY would I trade MJ this season. If BP comes back and proves his toe is good for the rest of this season, then and only then should JL and the 9er FO consider trading him!
ReplyDeleteI also agree with OldCoach on a 1st, or team with an early 2nd including multiple additional draft picks
Saleh needs to study how to stop 13 personnel.
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ReplyDeleteLynch should be burning the midnight oil and have one plan in mind - how to beat the Rams. It wouldn't surprise me if the Rams used this mindset a couple of years ago on how to beat the 49ers.
And if MJ may need to cover for Purdy again next season, then they should begin to focus on the Oline.
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