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Showing posts with label San Francisco 49ers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label San Francisco 49ers. Show all posts
Monday, October 17, 2011
Week Six NFL Game Wrap Up - 49ers 25 Lions 19
I'm going game by game again this week, and it's time to wrap up the San Francisco at Detroit match-up here this week. Each game has it's own post here on the blog where I break down the game from both a real life perspective and fantasy perspective. There isn't much to say in terms of of introduction though for any of these posts, so I'm just going to start it here right after the jump...
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
San Francisco 49ers' Five Biggest Player Decisions: Free Agency Starts at Home
Assuming they get a new collective bargaining agreement done, NFL Free Agency is scheduled to begin on March 3, 2011. I'm going to go through every team between now and then and identify their top five free agents and try to determine what should be done with each player, be it resign them or let them walk. I've been going team by team in draft order and am at the team with the seventh pick in the draft, the San Francisco 49ers.
Once again this year, people expected the San Francisco 49ers to be the best team in the NFC West and once again, the 49ers failed to live up to expectations because of poor quarterback play. Mike Singletary went back and forth with the quarterbacks all year but no matter who the 49ers put in at quarterback, they failed to sustain drives.
Mike Singletary was fired and the 49ers brought in Jim Harbaugh as their new Head Coach. This hiring isn't a coincidence. Harbaugh is a former quarterback, a former quarterback coach, and is credited with the development of Andrew Luck, the likely number one overall pick in 2011. The 49ers organization expects to have better quarterback play next year.
The question facing them is whether or not that better quarterback play will come from someone already with the organization or an outsider. They have multiple quarterbacks with pedigree on the roster, but none have ever produced. Two of those quarterbacks contracts are up, and the organization needs to how important it is to bring them back, or if that money would be better spent on their free agents on defense.
Once again this year, people expected the San Francisco 49ers to be the best team in the NFC West and once again, the 49ers failed to live up to expectations because of poor quarterback play. Mike Singletary went back and forth with the quarterbacks all year but no matter who the 49ers put in at quarterback, they failed to sustain drives.
Mike Singletary was fired and the 49ers brought in Jim Harbaugh as their new Head Coach. This hiring isn't a coincidence. Harbaugh is a former quarterback, a former quarterback coach, and is credited with the development of Andrew Luck, the likely number one overall pick in 2011. The 49ers organization expects to have better quarterback play next year.
The question facing them is whether or not that better quarterback play will come from someone already with the organization or an outsider. They have multiple quarterbacks with pedigree on the roster, but none have ever produced. Two of those quarterbacks contracts are up, and the organization needs to how important it is to bring them back, or if that money would be better spent on their free agents on defense.
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