BrianS

Now there's something no one could have anticipated a year ago. We have a rookie QB who is in a better position to succeed than one who went to the Patriots. If the team finally turns around here, the moment it happened won't be when we drafted Young, it will be when we hired Reich.

Washed. Played a total of 8 games since 2020 and been awful in all of them.

That next CBA will be a doozy, I'm sure.

Great conversation. Would love to see these two sit down with Jake.

The only sane answer here is to put Corral on the field this offseason and let him compete. There is literally zero down side to that. What if he beats out Young or just looks like a quality QB? No! I don't think it's likely! Completely unlikely. However, what if he did? You can instantly recoup some draft capital for whichever QB you choose to offload. Brock Purdy just showed us that no one has any clue about QB's. If you have a young, relatively proven guy you can get capital for him. How much do you think the 49ers could get for Purdy once he proves his elbow is healed? There is absolutely no reason to get rid of Corral, and every reason to cheer him on. No one knows the outcome, and success can only benefit the team. Where is the problem?

Fingers crossed that this guy can finally break the receivers curse we seem to have. DJ almost got there, but never really took the step to being a true number one and take over games.

He was cut and then resigned. I think we even have a dead cap hit for him, while he's on our roster.

Come on man. Do at least a little research. Campen was a center. He played ever so briefly with Favre, but Rodgers was like 10 years old when Campen retired.

Hopefully we don't lose any of them THIS time around. Keeping them for two seasons means we get draft compensation when they leave.

Unfortunately that lands him squarely in territory to do our games.

When healthy isn't exactly a ringing endorsement. Guy is talented, there is no doubt. If he ends up missing time this year, I'm afraid he's never going to make the impact we need.

I trust our coaching staff to develop our quarterback in the best way possible for his long term success. Whatever that might look like, and whatever the Huddle thinks of it, is simply not important.

I am still blown away how so many people are sure that Corral has no future in the NFL based on a training camp where we had two "first stringers" in a "competition" for a completely crap coaching staff. Followed by 20 plays in the fourth quarter of the first preseason game. Really? Look, I expect Corral isn't anything special, but for heavens sake, let's see what this staff can do with him. Who know, maybe he gets coached up, looks good in preseason and we can flip him for a draft pick.

I'm actually a little surprised we haven't brought Ionnidis back. He seems well suited to being a 3-4 DE, and that's where his best years came.

If the guys coming off our bench are average, we are in a great place.