Mr. Scot

We signed everybody.

Today's edition of "Where's the staff?"

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Lemme help ya with that...

Never understood the logic of that. I get that he's afraid of turnovers but a whole lot of touchdowns are scored that way. You're going to sacrifice those potential touchdowns just out of fear that something bad might happen? Rhule was such a dumbsh-t

I know a lot of people are still dealing with the trauma, but time heals...

At the end of the day, the question to ask is are we better than last year. Won't know that for sure until the game start being played, but for now I'd say we have a good chance of it being "yes".

I feel like that happened last year too

Indicators would say that they are... ...and frankly they should be. There's still a lot of time between now and the draft. You'll have pro days, visits, interviews and other things to take advantage of In order to get as much information as possible on every prospect. Do the homework. Get it right.

I'll take that

Or retired

They put us in position to at least be solid, which is a major step up from previous years. At the very least, it brings us to a good foundation from which we can build a potential big winner.

That's reasonable

Speak for yourself, dude. I'm too old to keep up with this stuff anymore. They're killin' me

I don't think it points to anybody. That's just people viewing stuff through their own goggles.

Klein seems to think there's more to come. I'm getting dizzy

More?

So apparently the first guy to have it was this dude... Twitter bio indicates he's a random Jaguars fan

Guess that guy yesterday was right

From Albert Breer... I guessed it might be Baker Mayfield, it wound up being Sam Darnold, but the idea, to me, remained the same in San Francisco—bring in a guy with some upside to compete with Trey Lance until Brock Purdy gets healthy. It’ll be interesting to see Darnold in Kyle Shanahan’s quarterback-friendly offense, too. A big part of the issue with him has been that he doesn’t play fast enough, which coaches think is because he thinks too much out there. The Niners offense, conversely, takes a lot of the mental load off the quarterback (the center makes the Mike identification calls, for example). So that should help Darnold, who’s getting $4.5 million in base pay for 2023 ($1 million of that in per-game roster bonuses), with another $7 million out there in incentives for him. Link

And probably the best of the prospects were discussing. I'd still be happy if we kept Foreman though.