*FreeFua*

Was Martin brutal in Miami or was it more so the whole "bullying" thing that led to him being traded? I haven't paid attention to him specifically while watching any games so I have no idea. But his pre draft profile speaks highly of him. The 49ers giving up on him so soon isn't a good indication though. Obviously worth a shot with the risk being so low.

Either you have it or you don't.

Perfect! A 25 year old cry baby, just what this team needed

KB and Parker would make for the greatest jump ball redzone combo in history

I'm not going to go back and forth with you because it's seriously pointless but I will say this... Cam with Mike Wallace would be freaking scary, that's why I wouldn't be mad if we took Devin Smith a lot higher than some would like.

Is this a joke? How about that left tackle they took in the 1st round last year who has been a stud? How about the WR they took in the 2nd last year who had 84 receptions and has arguably one of the best sets of hands in the NFL? How about that guy who had 10tds and is considered one of the better deep threats in the game? Who Tannehill struggled to connect with but he still managed to get 10tds

I hate the Smitty comparisons, the guy has calves the size of freaking beach balls. Smitty's strength is what sets him apart from so many of these other 6 foot and under guys. But I get that you were making the comparison about playing stronger than his size indicates. For a guy Crowder's size I would've liked to have seen a 3 cone time significantly below 7 seconds.

I just can't get behind Strong, just too stiff. He has good deep speed once he gets going (similar to KB) but no explosiveness out of breaks. Isn't going to make anyone miss in the open field either. I do think Perriman's pro day may just drop Parker a bit closer to us.

And I agree with this. But there's a group here that thinks he's here for the next 3 years for sure and I don't think that's the case without a long term deal. Like I said I don't think he'd actually sit out a year or do I think Gettleman would put himself in a situation like that. But Cam could force Gettleman to do something whether it's a long term deal or a tag and trade or let Cam walk.

Don't need to read reports to see that he's a hands catcher, and that's why I feel it's correctable. Perriman is a smooth moving athlete with elite speed and explodes out of breaks. His route running can also be corrected. Perriman plays to his size and can fight through press coverage. Perriman will win on the outsides at the next level and that's not something I can say for a guy like Strong.

Perriman is so much smoother than Patterson in my opinion. I've been on the Perriman bandwagon for quite some time so I'm not surprised he killed his pro day today. Why do you like Strong? Or is it that you just don't like Perriman?

Perriman>Strong

Annnnnd here come all the "witty" posts from the fossils with nothing better to do... So you think Cam would play under a one year contract for the next 3 years?

Glad you had this talk with Cam. My entire point is that Cam has leverage. Holdout is one of them regardless of whether or not he'd actually do it.

Do i think he would? no, but some act as if he has no leverage, that's far from the truth.

And the other half doesn't know what a holdout is. If Cam truly wanted to sit out a year i'd bet a lot of money someone would still be willing to pay him the following season. If Cam made it clear he'd rather sit out than play under the tag, I'm sure Gettleman rather trade him than use up a large junk of cap space on nothing... again.

There's only 1 contract I care about. Get it done David.

Where do I sign?

http://youtu.be/yF1Yu38e8xU

Most didn't like it because of Andre's age which is understandable but Jennings isn't far behind. Jennings can still be effective but it'll be up to Shula...

Not sure why most hated the idea of signing Andre Johnson but are super excited about getting Jennings. Jennings is only 2 years younger than Andre and not even close to being as good. Jennings will not beat anyone deep anymore, it'll be up to Shula to put Jennings in spots for him to be successful. Just asking Jennings to be a number 2 by having him line up outside isn't going to end well. I'd rather have Crabtree but both were similar WR's last season. Crabtree is the bigger more physical of the two and with the Saints just signing Browner, Crabtree may come in handy. With that said, Jennings>Cotchery so I'd welcome Jennings to this group any day

Bring that dummy Patterson with him too!

He's what we would've liked to have seen from Cotchery last season.