B_Dub_Saint

Well, as long as some of you keep your old avatar's on and don't put up hot chicks, don't expect things to change. If you want something, change your avatar and Mickey will work his magic. Im just sayin

rezburna

He was good for us 5 years ago and good for San Francisco the last 4. The same team who's been in at least the NFC Championship for the last 3 years. It's a difference between being older and being washed up.

Jack Vegas

Ask 49ers fans what they think of him, I guarantee they won't tell you he's been good for them the last couple of years, AKA, he's washed up.

Rugby Saint II

No thanks. I liked him when he was here but we are getting younger.

rezburna

I'm all for the youth movement, but that doesn't mean you don't add cheap veterans. You can't find a young, deserving player to fill every spot on the football field. It's just not going to happen. You'll never be able to build the perfect team. Seattle wasn't perfect. They're offense was flawed. Same goes for Baltimore before them. And so on and so forth. I see a lot of, "draft our starting center in the 3rd", and **** like that. This isn't Madden. You don't get to the see the player ratings after you draft him. I mean if we really want a youth movement then Grubbs, Evans, Strief, Brees, Thomas, Watson, and Colston all need to go. But that would be dumb, because you need veteran guys. Signing a 35 year old center who knows the system, knows our QB, knows our coach, knows our RG, and knows how to win to a 1-year deal for a million or two won't hurt our youth movement one bit.

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