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That should be a pretty easy choice if he wants to get paid and win. If he just wants to get paid, he could go for the highest bidder and hope for the best.
What a tough choice some of these guys have, maybe take 1 million dollars less for a better chance to win but no guarantee at that...
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Honestly I would probably rather take a little less and win a Superbowl but that is just me. I also know how to save and invest my money so I think a 42 million dollar contract would hold me over for the rest of my life.
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I've thought about it, and I don't want the Niners to sign Sean Smith. I think it would be a mistake. It just seems like a buy-high kind of signing when there are a bunch of other options at CB.
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Ha, is it because you realize doing stuff like this is a bad idea?
LOL that would have something to do with it. You will never see me "make it rain" or even go to another strip club in my lifetime for that matter.
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Well, I'd certainly prefer Sean Smith to not signing a CB at all...
One guy I think people are overlooking is Adam Jones. He still return punts, and he's been out of trouble for a long time. I think he's out-grown the majority of his youthful douche-baggery. I'm hoping for Ledois McKelvin to be the KR, but Jones would be a great #3 CB / KR for the right price (if he'd sign a 1-year deal).
One guy I think people are overlooking is Adam Jones. He still return punts, and he's been out of trouble for a long time. I think he's out-grown the majority of his youthful douche-baggery. I'm hoping for Ledois McKelvin to be the KR, but Jones would be a great #3 CB / KR for the right price (if he'd sign a 1-year deal).
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Pac Man has certainly kept his nose clean but at this point the guy isn't a starter. We don't need a #3 CB we need a starter. I'm not as worried about their return ability so much as I am the way they play the position. We need a guy to come in right now and lock guys down.
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Absolutely. I want the team to sign a #1 guy, cut Rogers and sign a #3 guy too (preferably one who can return kicks). That's why McKelvin & Jones are on my radar.
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Both the Eagles and Bucs are something like 20 mil under the cap. I think if they want him bad enough, they will probably end up outbidding us for him. I don't think he gives us a hometown discount just because we are good and 400 miles from his hometown. I would love to have him on our team, I just don't see it happening.
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But with a guy like Cox on the team, it makes dudes like jones and McKelvin moot.
What we need is someone who can start now (Smith) and someone who can start in the future (draft pick). Because both Rogers and Brown are gone very soon.
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Oh I know it is a long shot and I'm certainly not under the impression that he will certainly be on our team next year. Actually we rarely get any of the guys taht are mentioned in FA or draft on this board but he is still my favorite FA.
I will cetainly take Talib if we can't get Smith.
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Jones is a better CB than Cox. McKelvin? I don't know. I'd probably give the edge to McKelvin, but he's certainly a better return man. It wouldn't be the end of the world to go into the season with Cox as the #3 CB, but I'd prefer someone better on a 1-year deal.
I'd be all for drafting a CB, but there are very few I like in this draft. Probably none (maybe Jordan Poyer if he drops to the 3rd round compensatory pick or even the 4th). I'd much rater focus on other positions than force a CB).
I'd be all for drafting a CB, but there are very few I like in this draft. Probably none (maybe Jordan Poyer if he drops to the 3rd round compensatory pick or even the 4th). I'd much rater focus on other positions than force a CB).
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This is a very nice CB draft, I certainly would take a Banks or Cray in the 2nd or 3rd. Those guys are future starters and possible stars. Keep in mind though that you don't know which CB's the team actually likes, they might feel this is a great CB draft.
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I'm more interested that Barrows says that the niners may be the front runners to land Sean Smith than the Harvin trade. Can't really control what the other teams do, but I'm glad they're doing what they feel they need to do to improve the team. In HarBaalke we trust.
49ers Blog and Q&A: Seahawks to land Harvin; 49ers eyeing big-bodied cornerback Smith
49ers Blog and Q&A: Seahawks to land Harvin; 49ers eyeing big-bodied cornerback Smith
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Sean Smith - DB - Dolphins
CSN Bay Area's Matt Maiocco reports the 49ers are expected to "make a run at the right price" on free agent Sean Smith.
The 49ers are in the market for a "cornerback with size," and Smith obviously fits that mold at 6-foot-3 and 214 pounds. Per Maiocco, the Niners will have to fend off the Eagles, Chiefs, and Buccaneers for Smith. Smith has made it blatantly obvious that he will sign with the highest bidder. Of the aforementioned group, San Francisco easily has the least amount of salary cap room. Source: CSN Bay Area
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CSN Bay Area's Matt Maiocco reports the 49ers are expected to "make a run at the right price" on free agent Sean Smith.
The 49ers are in the market for a "cornerback with size," and Smith obviously fits that mold at 6-foot-3 and 214 pounds. Per Maiocco, the Niners will have to fend off the Eagles, Chiefs, and Buccaneers for Smith. Smith has made it blatantly obvious that he will sign with the highest bidder. Of the aforementioned group, San Francisco easily has the least amount of salary cap room. Source: CSN Bay Area
Mar 11 - 2:03 PM
