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So this is basically a "our new piece of shit is better than our old piece of shit we gave up on" pissing match, isn't it?
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Even tight ends have to get separation. Baldwin is a candidate for "CHUCK IT DEEP, DOG!" and nothing else.
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So are we getting anything at all out of this Baldwin guy? I'd say you will get close to nothing with Jenkins. He is so bad. Just awful. He's worse than you think (Jenkins).
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If Pioli wanted to protect his first round investment, instead of a washed up turdcutter, he would have immediately cut Jones and supported Baldwin. Clearly, Pioli was clueless as a talent evaluator and leader. |
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Can we get Gochiefs to GIF up some Baldwin drops? I don't think the niner fans realize how bad he is.
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Boldin is a lock, Chad Hall is a lock, Austin Collie is a lock, Kyle Williams is a lock. That's four. They are probably only going to carry 5 receivers as it is anyways. If he doesn't show, he will be gone. They clearly like Marlon Moore, he has been getting a ton of run. Bj Daniels is also another guy they use every where so if Baldwin is suspect, you could see them cutting him and keeping Daniels on the roster. |
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that's why everyone is so frustrated by his suckatude in KC How can a guy that big and fast play like he is a 5'9,180lbs guy with slow feet? :banghead: |
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There is your answer. Size isn't shit unless you are willing to use it. Anquan Boldin uses his size to his advantage. Andre Johnson uses his to his advantage. Jon Baldwin is a weak piece of shit, and waste of size. In the words of my old basketball coach. Jon Baldwin, you useless big for nothing...... |
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You're a clown beyond belief. I've said the second Bowe wasn't traded Baldwin didn't belong on this team as a starter. You truly are an ape. |
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Dude is just plain bad. Painfully bad. |
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[QUOTE=Saccopoo;9899136]That sounds vaguely familiar...
So I guess we each got the same player with a change of scenery. Haha. |
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Pretty sure that was one of our two wins last year. |
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But he can't get any separation whatsoever off the line and can't get out of his breaks against any semblance of press coverage despite his prodigious physical size, strength and athleticism. He's the Vernon Gholston of receivers. It's all there in spades from a physical perspective. The dude just can't play football. |
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he has the potential to be andre johnson-ish and we just gave him away for a guy you say sucks Just have your corners give Baldwin a good bump off the LOS and a little push with each cut and he just shrivels up in a corner and cries. too bad really |
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He has all the physical talent, and he has saw dust, for BRAINS. Its the worst kind of waste. |
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Yet Baldwin, with really a level lower than Calvin Johnson athletic ability, is just a walking dumpster..... |
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It's great that both teams get to trade a bust for a guy who is a former first-round draft pick. Great p.r. move.
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Found this for Salary cap implications:
The 49ers dump Jenkins after just one season -- a rare development for a first-round draft pick. The team gets rid of his guaranteed salaries the next two seasons of $705,797 this season and $1.021 million next season. Baldwin's salary of $1.061 million for this season is fully guaranteed. However, Baldwin's scheduled 2014 salary of $1.274 will be paid only if he's on the team. |
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Baldwin is PHYSICALLY IMPOSING. |
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I see where you're going by phrasing it that way and i couldn't care less... give me raw speed over slow ass jump ballers. |
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I know it got called back, but it was clearly the highlight of his career. That was one of the best catches I've ever seen by a Chief. |
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A.J. Jenkins is now en route to Kansas City. Will take part in tomorrow's practice. Expand |
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He is not going to like trusting a receiver to win a jump ball. He wants to see separation. |
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He needed to get over it. He needed to put on his big boy pants and realize that this is the NFL and you need to suck it up and perform. Like I said, a more mature player doesn't let this bury him. At the same time, WTF is Thomas Jones doing fighting a teammate? A rookie no less? There were a number of different theories regarding the cause and yes, one of them was that he was upset that Baldwin didn't block well for Charles. But that wasn't the biggest problem. The problem was that he took it to Baldwin and barked at him like a little kid. Baldwin didn't cow-tow to the vet and so Jones took a shot at him. Seriously - WTF? You think that's the way a veteran should operate in a locker room? Jones could have taken that a positive direction. He didn't because frankly, Jones is a thug. He fought teammates in Chicago and again in NYJ. Jones is a bad guy to have in your locker room and perhaps had we had a good leader there, he could've actually helped develop the kid. It's the old 'eggshell plaintiff' rule - you take your foils as you find them. The fact that Baldwin was immature is something that Jones knew and it doesn't excuse him from being an asshole. Good leaders find different ways to work with different people. Jones was a miserably bad leader. As was just about everyone involved in this coaching staff. Baldwin couldn't handle it. But like I said - his issues getting in and out of his break had nothing to do with that so he was still going to be a poor fit in this system. I just wonder if perhaps he could've built more trade value over the last couple of years had he actually had a solid base and 2 full seasons under his belt. I think he could have. |
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This shouldn't be a surprise at all. Two teams with huge busts that they were going to cut anyway just plalyed each other in preseason. Basically, the GMs got together and said "hey, lets trade pieces of shit draft picks so that we can at least save some face". Both know the guys they are getting will be lucky to make their respective rosters, but they were cutting them anyhow. Just another shitty Pioli pick down the drain. Nothing to see here.
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He's really that bad. Trust me. |
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When you are that big, with that much athletic ability you should be kicking ass. However, the NFL demands a bit more than that. Go ask Jack Lambert. Or Jerry Rice. Or London Fletcher. Or Zack Thomas. Or a host of other guys who don't have the top flight athletic ability of guys like Vernon Gholston, Jon Baldwin and others, but have that will and drive and instincts. Physical skills are one thing. Desire, instincts, intelligence and drive are what really gives you the ability to take it to the next level. |
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I think we know there's a pretty good chance that both pieces of shit are equally shitty. There's a hope that these particular pieces of shit fit better in their new bowls. |
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Let's just move forward with the assumption that both of these guys will become the lords and dukes of their positions and all they needed was a change of scenery. I for one am looking forward to seeing AJ Jenkins hoisting the Lombardi Trophy and shouting out, "All I needed was a fresh start!"
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