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QB is stacked this year, we don't need to trade up take who falls to you. Hell, assuming QBs don't opt to stay in school another year there will be 1st round talent in the 2nd.

It might be a little risky waiting til the 2nd round if we pick 45-50 or later. Penix, Nix Ewers, McCarthy, Sanders, one or more of them will be there in the 2nd

Damn, that's why he was fighting for more money, he bent them over, now child supports bending him over.

I guess he's our version of Phillip Rivers

Damn, that's why he was fighting for more money, he bent them over, now child supports bending him over.

I guess he's our version of Phillip Rivers

Absolutely not worth his contract. Jump over to colts boards, dude is disgruntled about his diminished role on defense and losing playing time and has been toxic in the locker room. He's lost a step and had an injury riddled 2022.

If he's available in free agency sure, but ain't about to take on that contract

A change of scenery might do him good, but that price ain't right

We're in Vegas, no income tax state, moderate cost of living. Realistically, attracting free agents should work itself out, why wouldn't it? Only way it wouldn't is if players specifically don't want to play of AP because of history or some way he's rubbed them the wrong way

To an extent yes, the reason he was unhappy in Greenbay was the uncertainty and instability surrounding their QB situation. Rodgers left is love the guy or not? I kind of took Adam's comments regarding the situation as a vote of no confidence in Love.

He came to Vegas because we had just resigned Carr. Adam's and Carr being old buddies aside, and regardless of your opinion on Carr, extending Carr pointed to and suggested the stability at QB Adam's was looking for and didn't see in Greenbay.

All that said, we can still make the most out of the situation in the next few years

What's the Jimmy G contract status, can we release him without serious cap hit

The last two weeks this coach Pierce guy kind of ruined any hope of Caleb Williams. As far as QBs go Mayes seems to be the #2 prospect, though that consensus is fading. I actually like Nix, McCarthy, Penix Jr, Sanders and Ewers. This Draft is stacked, a few of these guys will go in the 2nd and find success.

All that said, unless he is absolutely exposed in the coming week, I like the idea of rolling with Aidan. Jerzhan Newton would go a long way to improve our defense.

Or we could address the o-line, add Tyler Guyton, that protypical behometh right tackle road grader. Or someone a little more versatile like Graham Barton who can play anywhere but center

I like it, it's the model we've seen the 49ers have success with recently.

Run with a late round QB and you have the money to spend everywhere else

Dudes al right. Dudes an aggressive and willing tackler. Problem being he is kinda lanky and light in the pants so his tackling attempts don't always work out.

Bottom line is he is a bad tackler and bit of a liability to get trucked, though not for lack of effort on his part

Is there any correlation between penalties and success. If you look at 2022, Rams were 2nd least, Bengals 10th least. If you look at this year, Miami, Arizona, Denver are the 3 teams ahead of us.

As far as success vs penalties, the chart seems to be all over the place

I'd say his biggest weakness is weak tackling. He is a willing tackler, meaning he don't shy away from contact, he just be kind of small and lanky so sometimes shit don't work out