Donovan McNabb to SF

[cynismus]

Just heard this from two different people. True?


edit: not true. disregard.

 

:jizz:

 

[Argath]

false

 

[Macken]

true

 

[Argath]

@MattMaiocco re:McNabb-to-SF, there's a fake ESPN trade story floating around on the Net. First clue that it's bogus: name spelled "Donavon"

false

 

[cynismus]

I should have known as soon as my buddy told me that a girl told him.

Girls don't know shit.

 

[St. Francisco]

Last time I checked, Jon Gruden wasn't our head coach, and we're not gonna carry five quarterbacks on the roster...so that should've been your first clue.

 

[Diivox]

Last time I checked, Jon Gruden wasn't our head coach, and we're not gonna carry five quarterbacks on the roster...so that should've been your first clue.

last time I checked, san francisco wasnt carrying an actual nfl quarterback on its roster. theres guys with names on the depth chart, but no quarterbacks that ive seen 8 games a year for the last 3 years.

 

[BossMyShiiUp24]

Damn I was all happy reading the thread title. He would be a perfect fit for us in San Fran. I really hope the eagles organization (minus Andy Reid) is stupid enough to trade him

 

[NAHSTE]

Yeah, it was spelled Donavon Mcnabb (no capitilized N)...Very credible source.

The lesson, as always, is never trust a woman.

 

[Tailback U]

Lot of talk about this over the last month or so on local sports radio.

Niners have two 1st round picks, they could package that with Smith for McNabb or something else perhaps.

 

[St. Francisco]

Lot of talk about this over the last month or so on local sports radio.

Niners have two 1st round picks, they could package that with Smith for McNabb or something else perhaps.

If we package Smith and a 1st round pick for McNabb, I'll shot myself in the fucking head. That's waaayyy more than he is worth.

Now a second day pick and Smith for McNabb...we might be able to work something out.

 

[Tailback U]

Why would the Eagles swap QB's?

Assuming they believe in Kolb, the same way the Packers believed in Rodgers.

If we package Smith and a 1st round pick for McNabb, I'll shot myself in the fucking head. That's waaayyy more than he is worth.

Now a second day pick and Smith for McNabb...we might be able to work something out.

Really? Smith is average, at best. The 49ers win the NFC West outright with McNabb at QB, period.

 

[Mogriffjr]

they like Kolb a lot...Reid though, seems like the only one who likes McNabb to keep him around.

 

[St. Francisco]

Really? Smith is average, at best. The 49ers win the NFC West outright with McNabb at QB, period.

It might be the fanboy in me, but I truly believe the jury is still out on Smith. The dude's been through a lot so far in his NFL career, from jumping into one of the worst teams I've ever seen assembled, to battling with injuries, to back-and-forth decisions at the position and no continuity at QB, to a different offensive coordinator and a new gameplan every single season. I think Singletary feels the same way, and wants to see how Smith progresses under center next year as he'll be under the same offensive gameplan for the second straight season, and has been "guaranteed" the starting job this offseason.

With that being said, I could also see the 49ers making a move for a veteran QB...if you have a chance to upgrade, you upgrade.

I also want to point out that McNabb is turning 35 this year, and Smith is turning 26. How much does McNabb have left? Can Smith grow into a solid option under center in the next 2-3 years? The clock is ticking on McNabb, and I'd rather not throw away a first round pick that could land us a 10-15 year player and our current starter for a guy who might have five years left. I'll agree that McNabb is an immediate upgrade at the position, but does it catapault us into Super Bowl contenders? Playoffs, yes...but top of the NFL heap, I don't think so.

I would be ok with a 3rd round selection and Smith for McNabb, but I think the true value would be a 4th or 5th rounder and Smith for McNabb, especially considering the trades I've seen thus far this offseason. I think teams are starting to value draft picks more than they have in years past.

 

[dave]

It might be the fanboy in me, but I truly believe the jury is still out on Smith. The dude's been through a lot so far in his NFL career, from jumping into one of the worst teams I've ever seen assembled, to battling with injuries, to back-and-forth decisions at the position and no continuity at QB, to a different offensive coordinator and a new gameplan every single season. I think Singletary feels the same way, and wants to see how Smith progresses under center next year as he'll be under the same offensive gameplan for the second straight season, and has been "guaranteed" the starting job this offseason.

With that being said, I could also see the 49ers making a move for a veteran QB...if you have a chance to upgrade, you upgrade.

I also want to point out that McNabb is turning 35 this year, and Smith is turning 26. How much does McNabb have left? Can Smith grow into a solid option under center in the next 2-3 years? The clock is ticking on McNabb, and I'd rather not throw away a first round pick that could land us a 10-15 year player and our current starter for a guy who might have five years left. I'll agree that McNabb is an immediate upgrade at the position, but does it catapault us into Super Bowl contenders? Playoffs, yes...but top of the NFL heap, I don't think so.

I would be ok with a 3rd round selection and Smith for McNabb, but I think the true value would be a 4th or 5th rounder and Smith for McNabb, especially considering the trades I've seen thus far this offseason. I think teams are starting to value draft picks more than they have in years past.

McNabb is 34 this year.

I think the Niners should give Alex Smith a legit shot. The guy did OK last year and was willing to take a pay cut just to try to make it work out in San Francisco.

He needs one more year and a better supporting cast.

Trading for McNabb would simply be a band-aid approach.

 

[dave]

What Frank Gore, Vernon Davis, and Michael Crabtree aren't supportive enough?

Crabtree had a solid rookie season, but the Niners still need more weapons.
And they need a few more players before you can call them anything but an 8-8 team.

All that said, Reid isn't trading McNabb. He loves the guy.

 

[BossMyShiiUp24]

What would be awsome if the niners sign Brandon Marshall and give up one of our first round picks. Use the other on a top Oline, and then trade for Mcnabb and give them a second day pick, smith, and a box of choclate.

The offense would be ridicoulous.

Crabtree marshall davis gore...one can only hope

 

[Raidersabc123]

What would be awsome if the niners sign Brandon Marshall and give up one of our first round picks. Use the other on a top Oline, and then trade for Mcnabb and give them a second day pick, smith, and a box of choclate.

The offense would be ridicoulous.

Crabtree marshall davis gore...one can only hope

Theres always madden

 

[trojan49er]

with a still below average O-Line...plus, Crabtree and Marshall are similar receivers: big, physical guys. If the Niners need another offensive threat, its a burner to stretch the field. What they need most offensively is a better line. LG and RT need serious upgrade. Heitman is a solid center and Staley has looked pretty good. Rachal needs to become more consistent, especially in pass blocking.

 

[BossMyShiiUp24]

with a still below average O-Line...plus, Crabtree and Marshall are similar receivers: big, physical guys. If the Niners need another offensive threat, its a burner to stretch the field. What they need most offensively is a better line. LG and RT need serious upgrade. Heitman is a solid center and Staley has looked pretty good. Rachal needs to become more consistent, especially in pass blocking.

Yea I see us drafting a speedster with one of our first two picks...probably C.J spiller. Our O-line was a weak spot last year. Injuries has a lot to do with it but we do need to get better along that line.