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Rookie Tracking - Some Good Signs


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On 11/5/2024 at 3:57 PM, thennek said:

How long will Tepper really keep away is the question….and has he really gotten away. 

Y’all spent way too much time worried about Tepper. I don’t think he’s any more involved than any other owner.

There was a time when 49er fans used to talk about Jed York this way, then he hired the right people now you don’t even know that he exist.

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On 11/3/2024 at 10:13 PM, jb2288 said:

Yeah still blows my mind people on here say that after what he did in 1 offseason. Im not proclaiming him the savior or anything but what he’s done in 1 offseason was impressive and it’s really not even close. Filled major holes and drafted what seems pretty well 8 games in. Flipped a 7th into a starting CB, drafted what seems to be a future legit 1/2 WR combo, someone got us a 2nd next year (that was some black magic poo), no stupid cap decisions to date. Excited to see what he does this year 

Anyone not impressed by what Dan Morgan has done so far is either willfully ignorant or just has been so scarred by the last 7 years that they instinctively think everything is bad.

This already looks like one of the best drafts in franchise history, and we needed worse than anything given the state of the roster Fitterer left.

Hell, it's not hyperbole to say DM got more out of this draft than everyone of Fitterers combined

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12 hours ago, Hoenheim said:

Imagine if we have a defensive draft next year that's just as good...

By no means saying this will happen, but 2 drafts like that is how you go from one of the worst teams in the league to a contender.

It's also why this bullshit of needing 7 years to rebuild is just that...

You can completely change the trajectory of a team in the modern NFL in 2 years max if you have the right GM, coach, and QB

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