NYPantherFan

Not saying it will happen, but I have a feeling Joe Brady is going to end up with more interviews this cycle after the turnaround he's orchestrated in Buffalo. He's going to make that Ben Johnson like jump we saw last year. Wonder if Tepper would be interested in bringing him back.

I think Slowik gives us the best shot at landing Adam Peters for the GM/Football Ops role given their history together in San Francisco. For that reason alone, I'm all in on him.

It should be franchise policy from here on out that any 1st round pick traded is protected if it's a top 3 pick.

Panthers would get a draft pick if he gets a HC job, right? I'm convinced that's the only reason Tepper hired two minority coordinators.

You take on Slowik just to get an elite talent evaluator in Peters imo. Given their history in SF, it might be the perfect match. Day has never been an OC, but has a decent track record with developing QBs. Saleh is just a pipe dream, but you never know.

Tepper is going to go full rebuild reaching heavily into that 49ers tree GM - Adam Peters HC - Bobby Slowik OC - Shane Day DC - Robert Saleh (After he's fired from the Jets)

Evero makes the most sense but I feel like he wouldn't take it if offered. Staley would be next on my list.

Has anyone else noticed Young appears to be "lazy" when he drops back to pass? It seems so nonchalant at times, like he's going through a walk through at practice.

I wonder if this paves the way for Caroline Frazier (formally Cann) to come back. She left to go work for the Colts when she married Parks Frazier, but now that he's on staff I wonder if she would come back?

Marquise Brown perhaps? He's a FA at the seasons end and I doubt will sign in Arizona again. Might be worth a late round pick to get him in here and see if he can add to the team and sign him long term.

Have you seen the new retractable pitch for the Real Madrid stadium? This is where Tepper needs to invest his money if he really wants a new stadium... https://youtu.be/epef95O-EwY?si=ZTEP4SjfXOOZV2PH

He does in practice. That's probably why the staff remains confident in the guys we have

Realistically, he's worth 22-25M AAV, and even that may be an "over payment" looking at what he's done on the field vs guys who signed for that recently. No way would I go 30M, but I think the sweet spot to get it done is in the 26-28 range.

Ioannidis level replacement at worst. Hopefully he can tap into those 2021 numbers a bit more.

I'm honestly surprised that the new Cardinals HC isn't at the top of this list already. I feel like they brought him in knowing full well they will replace him and bring in an offensive mind when they have their choice of QB next draft.

He's listed as a safety on mine. Maybe I started my franchise before the roster update.

If I had to guess, this move probably spells the end for Shi Smith and Blackshear on the roster. Spencer Brown looked great this pre-season but there was no way we were carrying 4 RBs. Blackshear was a lock for RB3 since he was KR/PR, but now this moves paves the way for Brown to make the roster.

Yeah, but can they play LT?

Give me Robinson over Chuba as RB2

2011 had better top end talent with Smith, but 2023 is better as a collective group, at least on paper. Pilares and Adams didn't even record a target in 2011. Ajirotutu had 2 targets. Just rule them out from the conversation.

Risner is a guy I wanted to draft when he came out. He could be solid for us.

David Mayo? Or are thinking Ben Boulware from Clemson?

Didn't Messi say he is going to sit out games that are played on turf? Pretty sure ticket sales from that game alone would be enough to pay for permanent grass.

Watching the USMNT game and they said they put the grass over the turf field. The ball doesn't even bounce right.

Darby is more of a nickleback, right? I feel like there are a number of guys on the roster we have to fill that role. I'd like to see us focus on finding someone who can play the outside.