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Pay Day

Posted: Mon Dec 30, 2019 4:13 pm
by Dodub
Armstead, DeVante Parker and Tannehill earned themselves a major pay day. Are there more guys like this around the league? Who are they?

Re: Pay Day

Posted: Mon Dec 30, 2019 4:59 pm
by shouldakepowens
Dodub wrote:Armstead, DeVante Parker and Tannehill earned themselves a major pay day. Are there more guys like this around the league? Who are they?

Parker just re-signed not too long ago. He probably wished he waited a while now. When is Godwin, ARob and Aaron Jones due for new contract?

Re: Pay Day

Posted: Mon Dec 30, 2019 5:48 pm
by Dodub
shouldakepowens wrote:
Dodub wrote:Armstead, DeVante Parker and Tannehill earned themselves a major pay day. Are there more guys like this around the league? Who are they?

Parker just re-signed not too long ago. He probably wished he waited a while now. When is Godwin, ARob and Aaron Jones due for new contract?


Yeah Parker already got his major contract, they didn’t wait until the offseason for him.

A Rob is not very far into a huge contract so it’ll be a while for him. Not sure about the other two

Re: Pay Day

Posted: Mon Dec 30, 2019 8:10 pm
by NinerSickness
Armstead should get the tag IMO.

Re: Pay Day

Posted: Mon Dec 30, 2019 8:47 pm
by Yoshi
The tag will probably be around 16 - 18 million this year for AA.

Re: Pay Day

Posted: Tue Dec 31, 2019 7:52 pm
by CrimsonCrew
Shaq Barrett. Signed a one-year, $4 million deal this offseason (after a number of people on this board called to sign him....) and led the league with 19.5 sacks. Dude is gonna get paid.

Re: Pay Day

Posted: Tue Dec 31, 2019 9:15 pm
by NinerSickness
Yoshi wrote:The tag will probably be around 16 - 18 million this year for AA.


Niners will have the room (especially when they cut Kwon), and it's well worth the money for another possible SB run. You want him in a contract year.

Re: Pay Day

Posted: Wed Jan 1, 2020 9:21 pm
by Bingo_AlphaMan
NinerSickness wrote:
Yoshi wrote:The tag will probably be around 16 - 18 million this year for AA.


Niners will have the room (especially when they cut Kwon), and it's well worth the money for another possible SB run. You want him in a contract year.


If we cut Kwon we have to try to bring in Telvin Smith or Myles Jack.

Re: Pay Day

Posted: Wed Jan 1, 2020 10:06 pm
by NinerSickness
Bingo_AlphaMan wrote:
NinerSickness wrote:
Yoshi wrote:The tag will probably be around 16 - 18 million this year for AA.


Niners will have the room (especially when they cut Kwon), and it's well worth the money for another possible SB run. You want him in a contract year.


If we cut Kwon we have to try to bring in Telvin Smith or Myles Jack.


I wouldn't be opposed to that. However, since I'm pretty comfortable with the 2 starters (especially after Sunday), I'd be open to just drafting a guy to be the 3rd guy & focus the money on CB and OL. Maybe even WR; the NIners' offense would be pretty nasty with a true #1 IMO.

Re: Pay Day

Posted: Thu Jan 2, 2020 4:34 pm
by Bingo_AlphaMan
NinerSickness wrote:
Bingo_AlphaMan wrote:
NinerSickness wrote:
Niners will have the room (especially when they cut Kwon), and it's well worth the money for another possible SB run. You want him in a contract year.


If we cut Kwon we have to try to bring in Telvin Smith or Myles Jack.


I wouldn't be opposed to that. However, since I'm pretty comfortable with the 2 starters (especially after Sunday), I'd be open to just drafting a guy to be the 3rd guy & focus the money on CB and OL. Maybe even WR; the NIners' offense would be pretty nasty with a true #1 IMO.


Warner is definitely a keeper! However, Greenlaw has 2 key flaws to his game and Saleh has done a pretty good job in masking his deficiencies. Greenlaw is awesome in playing the run. Takes on blockers well, disengage and makes the play. Surprisingly fast enough to run sideline to sideline chasing backs (not all backs, but most). Something with short area quickness that he has and able to bring down a ball carrier. However, his skill set in regard to pass coverage is abysmal. I don't know if that's because the way he is built but on tape you would think it's his top end speed that's the issue as to why he isn't good in pass coverage. However, he was fast enough to blitz and bring down Kyler Murray for a sack when we played them the first game. I think the issue is his hips / agility. He's not agile or quick enough to keep up with backs/receivers/and tight ends one on one. Saleh is aware of that which is why they only allow him to play zone on obvious downs. That's a major weakness if an offensive of coordinator wants to exploit some of our weaknesses on our defense. Thus, a player like Telvin who's considered to be an elite LB in pass coverage would suit our defense extremely well. I'd offer the Jags a 2021 3rd round pick for him in a heart beat.

Re: Pay Day

Posted: Thu Jan 2, 2020 5:33 pm
by Dodub
We aren’t going to cut Kwon and certainly not gonna cut him just to pay another linebacker.

Re: Pay Day

Posted: Thu Jan 2, 2020 6:16 pm
by Samurai
NinerSickness wrote:
Yoshi wrote:The tag will probably be around 16 - 18 million this year for AA.


Niners will have the room (especially when they cut Kwon), and it's well worth the money for another possible SB run. You want him in a contract year.

Doesn't make sense to cut Kwon unless we have a better player to take his place. Greenlaw has played well since the injury - I think he'd be great as a back-up or as an extra LB in short-yardage situations, but I don't think he's a better overall LB than Kwon. Kwon is also great in pass coverage and I don't think its a pure coincidence that our pass defense has fallen off since he went down. Yes, our lack of a pass rush with the DL injuries has been a big factor, but Kwon's absence can't be ignored either.

Re: Pay Day

Posted: Thu Jan 2, 2020 11:24 pm
by NinerSickness
Samurai wrote:
NinerSickness wrote:
Yoshi wrote:The tag will probably be around 16 - 18 million this year for AA.


Niners will have the room (especially when they cut Kwon), and it's well worth the money for another possible SB run. You want him in a contract year.

Doesn't make sense to cut Kwon unless we have a better player to take his place. Greenlaw has played well since the injury - I think he'd be great as a back-up or as an extra LB in short-yardage situations, but I don't think he's a better overall LB than Kwon. Kwon is also great in pass coverage and I don't think its a pure coincidence that our pass defense has fallen off since he went down. Yes, our lack of a pass rush with the DL injuries has been a big factor, but Kwon's absence can't be ignored either.


Yes, Kwon is better than Greenlaw. But Kwon can't be relied upon to stay healthy. And Greenlaw will continue to improve (especially in coverage), considering he's the fastest LB on the team and is just a rook.

Kwon's cap hit is north of 12 million next year. That's insane fora guy who can't stay healthy. And LB is a position you don't need a superstar to play. You want your superstars to be on the DL and CB. I say the money is much better spent getting another starting CB.