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Niners likely taking mac jones


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52 minutes ago, cookinbrak said:

They coulda stayed at 12 and got Jones. They're looking at someone else. 

My bet is on Lance and they are putting up an elaborate smokescreen for some reason.  Shanahan's system requires an athletic QB.  That does not scream Mac Jones to me.

The only reason I can think of that they have to keep up such an elaborate smokescreen is in the VERY SLIM chance the Jets trade out of #2 to throw off a team like the Panthers who was in full force at Lance's pro day. 

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3 hours ago, BrianS said:

He will not be.  The Bengals are a lock to take him.  They've got a QB there, and just spent part of a season with him on IR because they didn't protect him.

There's a tooooon of noise that if the Falcons don't take him, Pitts might be the pick.

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Mac Jones is safer than Fields. 

Fields is like a flashy sports car.  He looks good in the highlights but when you really look in to him he is not reliable at all, makes constant mental mistakes, and underperformed massively considering all the talent around him. 

Mac Jones may be a Honda Civic but sometimes that's all you need.

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3 minutes ago, CanePantherHornet said:

Mac Jones is safer than Fields. 

Fields is like a flashy sports car.  He looks good in the highlights but when you really look in to him he is not reliable at all, makes constant mental mistakes, and underperformed massively considering all the talent around him. 

Mac Jones may be a Honda Civic but sometimes that's all you need.

oh no not the flashy sports car people again I thought we finally shamed all these people away

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