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Could Wilks and the 49ers come calling?

jb2288

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1 hour ago, Daeavorn said:

I hear you and it sucks. but first thing we need to do is get some talent around bryce. we will unfortunately have to sacrifice what defensive progress we've made to do that.

 

Blame Fit for not doing anything with the CMC return and wasting so many assets.

I will say that I completely agree with that.  Im ok with trading burns IF we get a new GM in here because then we'll need a new Edge AND assuredly whiff on whoever we pick.  We cant keep a guy who has missed on damn near every draft pick he's taken.  Draft capital is only good if you have someone who knows what they're doing making those picks and clearly Fitt aint it.

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On 10/24/2023 at 9:34 AM, jb2288 said:

For Burns? At first thought it doesn’t make much sense, but thinking through A) Wilks connection B) paying Purdy nothing C) their wealth on draft picks this year D) absolutely in win now mode… does it make sense they could potentially be Burns shoppers? They would immediately have the most dominant d line in prob NFL history, but at the cost of having 100M+ locked up just in D Line

48ers would trade both Purdy and Wilks for Burns. They already want Wilks gone cause he was the key reason why they lost last 2 games. DeMarco would own him when it comes to defensive creativity to create mismatches while Wilks is more rah rah. They don't need Purdy to win with all those playmakers they have imo. Im sure they want Horn as well but he is a keeper for us.

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On 10/24/2023 at 4:31 PM, Wundrbread33 said:

Yup. How about we pay our best pass rusher who is entering his prime with a contract that lasts the length of Young’s rookie contract. 

 

Burns is one of the few players worth watching. We’ve already given away the two most entertaining offensive guys. 

What you been watching? He ain't done poo.

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