might just juice both players
|
Quote:
|
at least it sends a message to the rest of the team that sucking won't be ignored
|
The A.J. Jenkins watch in San Francisco is just about over, and a new one is set to start in Kansas City.
The Chiefs announced Monday the acquisition of Jenkins from the 49ers in exchange for similarly disappointing wide receiver Jon Baldwin. This is a rare one-for-one NFL talent swap of players who failed to live up to expectations. t's amazing how far Jenkins fell in San Francisco since being drafted in 2012. There were open questions about whether or not Jenkins would even make the 53-man roster. Chad Hall, among others, ran ahead of Jenkins in practice. But seeing the Chiefs give up on Baldwin is even more surprising. The third-year pro was a first-round pick in 2011 by previous general manager Scott Pioli. Unlike Jenkins, though, Baldwin at least produced something at the pro level. (He had 579 yards over the last two years.) Earlier in camp, new coach Andy Reid mentioned that Baldwin struggles to hold on to the football. The 49ers desperately need a vertical threat, and that's Baldwin's skill set. But let's not make this trade into more than it is. It's a swap of busts. It would be a surprise if either player made a big impact on their new team. |
Quote:
Like I said, SNR - with this guy it's better to just stand on your record. And interestingly enough, I think you were the first guy to really put me on blast around here. Evidently we're butt buddies now. So I guess we've got that going for us... |
Quote:
|
We just need to flat out quit trading with the 49ers. Yes, Baldwin sucks and I wanted him cut during the last preseason game, but we managed to trade him for a player who sucks even more.
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
I bet Baldwin is all sorts if broken up over this. |
Quote:
|
both players have a legit opp. let's see what they do with it.
|
Are the 9ers on the hook for his (Jenkins) signing bonus counting against their cap or are we?
|
Quote:
He seems to be pretty injury prone in hindsight. |
Quote:
Of course, the 49ers already know how to do that with Tarell Brown. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
Where as players like Braylon Edwards, Glenn Dorsey, Colt McCoy, Brandon Jacobs are finding out very quickly that if you aren't a hard worker, and talented you will be exposed and gotten rid of very quickly. All of those players I mentioned have a questionable work ethic, or a sub standard skill set. |
Quote:
From all accounts, the guy is lazy and doesn't run/won't learn to run proper routes, which is first and foremost in a West Coast system. Maybe with Kaepernick, he'll be allowed to free lance a bit more which might fit his style of play. All I know is that Baldwin was in Reid's doghouse from the get go and it is now obvious that he wasn't getting out anytime soon. Good trade for both teams. |
Quote:
Poor guy has to go catch(drop) passes from Kaep. |
Quote:
roster bonuses and base salary transfer to new team |
Quote:
|
Quote:
well, there's that too getting cut by a team is still get cut though so he probably has less of a chance to make the 49ers roster than ours. |
Quote:
|
Baldwin had a 13 foot broad jump? Holy balls.
As for the trade: welp, he had that one great TD against San Diego a few years ago. The only positive thing I can remember from him after all this time.. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
He has to beat out guys like Austin Collie, Chad Hall, and Marlon Moore. Yeah. Let that sink in. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
If Millen clinched the "Worst GM Ever" ranking, doesn't Pioli have a chokehold on #2?
|
This thread should be titled "Find out whose stupid on CP"
And surprise surpise, Immem58 wins in a landslide. I'll make it easy for the dummies: - Harbaugh "Hey Andy, I've got this turd that's been hanging around practice that I'm about ready to flush" - Reid "No way, I've got a big one that's been stinking up the joint around here for years" - Harbaugh "Wanna trade em instead of flushing" - Reid "Why not?" That simple, Baldwin is an unmotivated and slow pile of shit. He has known for at least the last couple seasons that he needed to get his fat ass moving or he was gone. He took a billion snaps in TC last year with Bowe out and didn't do a ****ing thing during the season (Bowe has put up 1K plus yards with the same shit QBs so stick that argument up your ass right now). He was going to be cut or traded for a 5th or lower this year. Simply two coaches with turds in their punchbowls that decided to give each other's logs a sniff before flushing. /fin |
Quote:
oh well. Good thing they dumped him and moved on. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
If Belichick is the Walter White of NFL personnel, Pioli is Tod.
|
Quote:
|
haha
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
C'mon, we all know how critical it is for these guys to get out, get confident and start making their way in this league. The margins between success and failure are so incredibly small that, if you're not 100% confident in your ability, you're going to struggle. I think Ryan Sims falls in this class a little as well. Sims was never going to be a star, I'll grant you. But in Sims rookie year, when he broke his elbow and it just fried that season, he was immediately behind the 8 ball. He seemed to lose his confidence there, it never came back and he just shuffled to hell and gone. We see it a lot. Had Baldwin been a more mature kid, I don't think the thumb would've had an impact on him. But he wasn't (still isn't). After the fight/thumb, I think Baldwin just felt picked on. He felt like his teammates didn't support him and he just flat shut it down. He lost that rookie season because his confidence wasn't there. Meanwhile, had Jones done what a veteran leader should've done and actually taken the kid aside and worked with him, I don't think he gets down on himself like he did. Baldwin was a major project that was going to need everything to go right for him to hit. When Jones decided to keep it real with a damn teammate, he ensured that the development curve wouldn't be a smooth one for Baldwin. That was enough to send an immature kid off the rails. But either way, Baldwin wouldn't have worked in this offense - he's just not the right WR. But I do believe that, had he gotten off to a quick start and ingratiated himself with his teammates, he'd have been a happy, productive WR. I also think he would've been far better in a different system. It's not Jones fault that Baldwin is an immature dude. But he didn't have to make the situation worse and you keep veterans in your locker room with the idea that they'll improve situations like that. Jones' bullshit didn't. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
I'm pretty sure that if the guy could stay healthy in the preseason, he'd already have beaten out Baldwin. Guy ran some really great routes in college and had glue hands. Built like a H-back. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/0I4KhrAsb00?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
Quote:
I don't have the same expectations of Dorsey than you guys did coming out of the draft. I never expected him to be great...I only expected him to challenge for a spot on the team. So far, he's been a pretty good run stuffer. Thats all they need him to be. |
Quote:
I just cant believe how miserably Aj Jenkins failed. I mean, of course when he was drafted, my jaw dropped much like when we drafted Aldon Smith. Not sure if you were around then but I was firmly on the Robert Quinn bandwagon, and I went and watched video highlights of the guy and was sold pretty quickly. I did the same for Aj Jenkins, and with Fleener, Brian Quick, and Stephen Hill still on the board, I was like OMFG. Went and watched video highlights, and still didn't see it. I just chose to go with the mantra of Baalke and Harbs deserve the benefit of the doubt. But yeah, all the skills in the world cant make you good if you don't have intestinal fortitude or the want. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
I was quite upset about AJ Jenkins. There were so many more talented players..even WRs available at that pick. Oh well. |
Quote:
I liked Ian Williams coming out of college as well, and it wasn't an indictment of Williams. Just Dorsey is more talented than Ian Williams, and shouldn't be behind him. yes, Dorsey will make the roster. But so will Demarcus Dobbs, another udfa, who is more talented than either of them to be honest. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Still loving the last draft with Eric Reid, Tank Carradine, Cory Lemonier, Quinton Patton was value and Marcus Lattimore was a steal. If Eddie Lacy is a brilliant value pick for the Packers, the Lattimore pick should be beastly for the 49ers. Hell of a draft, that 2013 draft. A+ draft (I think... still has to pan out) Baalke's best yet, especially since Baalke wanted Andy Dalton over Kaepernick. |
Quote:
Maybe they wrote the wrong name ? maybe they meant J JENKINS, and the guy with the card ****ed it up? |
Quote:
10-cent head = worthless. No matter the God-given physical gifts. |
Quote:
AJ Jenkins is worse than Baldwin. Believe that. He's horrible........:) |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
And yes, potentially this 2013 draft is explosive. I was STUNNED they moved up to get Eric Reid, but so far he looks every bit the player they thought he was. |
Much better move for the Chiefs. Jenkins has been bad thus far, but I think has more potential to be good. Plus he's only had one year of suckage versus two for Baldwin.
|
Quote:
So, it could of gone either way. But, yes, I love the aldon smith pick. |
just like every other thread...
niners fans jerking each other off |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Week 1 in the first play, the Chiefs should throw a screen to Jenkins just so he can say he caught a pass in the NFL
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
Muahaha. :whackit: |
Quote:
Jones should have been cut immediately and charges should have been filed. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
I HAD thought earlier in pre-season that Baldwin was a stud that just needed a little development...I have quickly been disillusioned of that belief. I think they both have a similiar problem...they don't want it bad enough. Maybe this will serve as a wake up call. If not, oh well. |
I bet Joe Montana likes seeing Chiefs and 49ers fans coming together like this.
|
Question for Chiefs fans...
Baldwin is huge. Ninere play alot of multi TE sets....is he a candidate to move to TE? |
All times are GMT -6. The time now is 04:32 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.8
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.