LMAO that is awesome

Broncos already have that nailed down.

I disagree..his best moment was a play that was called back when he caught the ball behind the defenders back and controlled it through the process. One of the crazier catches I've seen. Although Reggie Waynes the other night against the Giants was pretty sick also.

That about covers it. Two looks at it from yesteryear.

http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2011/8...t-sucker-punch

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/8...rookie-injured

ROFLROFLROFL

I was hoping that Baldwin was to offset the pick for next year. :(

When the biggest highlight of your short 2 1/4 year NFL career as a FIRST ROUND pick is a catch that was called back, you know your time is up!

There's not a single ounce of remorse in me for shedding this piece of dead weight.

GOOD RIDDANCE!

Jon Baldwin finally gets to play with a real QB, so there's that.

From what I am hearing in San Fran, they had no one left who was willing to clean the toilets so the Baldwin trade will work out well for them.

Glad they got rid of Baldwin. But biggest win is that we can stop wasting time with Baldwin running with the 1's, and finally see what Avery's got.

yeah, that's what I said earlier.

The bottom line is that Baldwin had no future here and was going to be cut.

Jenkins comes here with no expectations, so if he works out, great. If not, oh well.

It's a mutually beneficial trade.

Anything was preferable to just cutting him and then seeing him show up in New England, Green Bay, Dallas or Pittsburgh and then become a key part of a Super Bowl run.

Actually he had 1 more highlight:


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"Thats what Todd Haley does......he develops receivers" ROFL

Just heard 49ers "insider" Matt Barrows on the radio discussing Jenkins.

He said Baalke traded Jenkins because the coaches demanded it. He said Jenkins had to go because of bad work ethic and just not taking things seriously and no motivation. He said he thinks it could have been a locker-room cancer to keep him as the 5th or 6th WR, when much harder working guys got cut. As if the veterans might be upset over keeping a guy who won't work hard.

He mentioned a sideline shot during the KC SF game where Jenkins was joking with the other WRs and they were having none of it. Shut him down. Just completely ignored him. Nobody wanted him there from his coaches to the other WRs.

Barrows repeated about some guys being the first in the door every morning (Kaepernick) and made it sound like Jenkins was the last to come in each day and the first to leave. He talked about guys staying late and working round the clock, making it sound like Jenkins did not put in any extra effort.

He talked about Harbaugh's continued praise of Quinton Patton and Patton's drive and dedication and motivation. The implication is Jenkins is the opposite.

Bottom line, he made it sound like Jenkins was just very lazy with no dedication and no desire to learn his craft or develop his skills.

If the Chiefs can fix that, the performance will come. Frankly, I don't believe it is fixable. Guys have it or don't. You can't coach self-motivation or work ethic any more than you can make a short-haired chic grow her hair out long, or get a chic that wears sweats to bed to start wearing lingerie. It is either there from the start, or it isn't.

Maybe this is a wake up call. Chiefs can only hope.