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Angyair wrote: Siete alla ricerca di sfondi per il computer? Ecco l'indirizzo giusto! Vi consiglio anche di fare un giro nella sezione delle foto, ce ne sono alcune da sbellicarsi dalle risate, tipo.....
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Comprese anche quelle per comprare tutti i nostri ordini?chinasky wrote: Dire ad Alvise di postare le proprie spese per lo stesso evento a questo dilettante. :gazza:
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Queste, secondo Fox Sports, le nostre necessità in vista del draft:
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Finally out from under the franchise's second crippling salary cap purge in a decade, San Francisco's impressive new brain trust went on a furious shopping spree this off-season. They hope to have fixed their pass defense woes by adding CB Nate Clements and safety Michael Lewis, solved their nose tackle problem in a full-time 3-4 defense with Aubrayo Franklin, and took a gamble on unfulfilled potential with receiver Ashley Lelie. Perhaps the most important signings were in the backfield, as fullback Moran Norris and MVP candidate tailback Frank Gore both received lucrative extensions.
# Top five needs:
Wide receiver
Inside linebacker
Defensive end
Guard
Tight end
# Who they hope falls to them: Don't be surprised if head coach Mike Nolan takes a long look at Ole Miss ILB Patrick Willis. Nolan coached Willis at the Senior Bowl and compared him favorably to 2006 Defensive Rookie of the Year DeMeco Ryans. Willis is projected to be taken right about where the 49ers stand with the 11th overall pick.
# Who they will settle for: Wide receiver, the team's primary need, is more of a "Calvin Johnson, or the bottom half of the first round" option when it comes to the elite. Tennessee's Robert Meacham would make quarterback Alex Smith very happy, as would LSU's Dwayne Bowe. However, those players are trade-down targets from No. 11, and a defensive end to spell veteran Bryant Young is another need. Nebraska DE Adam Carricker has been mentioned in more than one mock draft as a possible header on Nolan's shopping list.
# Later rounds: The 49ers have eight picks in the first four rounds, and in a Best Player Available philosophy this could be interesting. South Carolina receiver Sidney Rice is a highly regarded playmaker with great hands. The Niners will undoubtedly look for someone to augment the passing game with those characteristics. Guard Larry Allen had a great 2006, but age will become a concern. A developmental pick, like Georgia Tech's Mansfield Wrotto, would provide valuable insurance for the future. Tight end Vernon Davis has monster potential, but the backup role is unresolved with Eric Johnson's departure to New Orleans. The top end of the tight end class is spare, but several mid-rounders have potential. Western Oregon's Kevin Boss might be the best in a school of sleepers.
Partendo da queste considerazioni i miei pensieri in vista del draft:
Abbiamo 8 scelte nei primi 4 giri, mi aspetto una strategia aggressiva per cercare di ottenere un'altra scelta di primo giro o almeno di basso secondo. E se i Raiders non chiamano CJ, io faccio immediatamente una chiamata al box dei Lions: sarà difficile o è forse meglio dire impossibile perchè non penso che Detroit voglia scendere fino alla 11 (perchè penso che nel caso dovremmo dargli la nostra prima più altro), ma una chiamata la farei.
Detto questo, se rimaniamo alla 11 io voglio Willis, mi sono innamorato di questo giocatore e lo voglio avere in coppia con Moore per una coppia di LB centrali cche si completano a vicenda. Dopo l'ultima stagione di Smith (anche se accompagnata dai problemi ad un occhio) ho perso la fiducia in lui e, se non mi stupissi di un suo taglio a giugno, mi stupirei di una sua conferma l'anno prossimo (il contratto mi sembra che chiami per più di 5 milioni nel 2008). Se non dovesse arrivare Willis mi piacerebbe Carricker, DE solido e completo, capace di giocare benissimo sia in una 3-4 che in una 4-3, abituato ad essere leader in campo e quindi ideale successore di Bryant Young, ormai al suo ultimo anno. Branch non lo voglio, abbiamo preso Franklin, abbiamo Field e Sopoaga (giunto ormai all'anno della verità per sapere cosa potrà diventare) e quindi non sprecherei una prima scelta per lui (un DT lo prenderei dopo il terzo giro al massimo).
Nel secondo giro andrei sul miglior WR rimasto (magari Rice) perchè non penso che a quel punto (sempre se non tradiamo per un'altra prima scelta) possano arrivare un OT come Staley che prenderei ad occhi chiusi per dare un calcio nel sedere di Harris. Se non ora comunque ci sarà da prendere un OT che possa dare più garanzia di Kwame (anche se non da subito ) e un'altro uomo di linea offensiva in vista della sostituzione di Allen (che va' per i 35), della possibile trade di Smiley e della salute sempre cagionevole di Jennings.
Obbligatorio sarà poi prendere un CB da utilizzare subito come nickel back dietro al trio Clements, Harris, Spencer e di una safety da sviluppare in prospettiva. Non mi dispiacerebbe una QB, ma solo al 5° o 6° giro, che possa diventare un buon backup in vista del ritiro di Dilfer mentre sono certo che si prenderà un RB che possa dare più sicurezza, come backup, di Robinson (alcuni lampi l'anno scorso ma pur sempre uno che fino ad un anno fà era un QB) e di Hicks e che magari dia una mano negli special teams (a proposito, che facciamo con Williams? solo ST o vediamo come si comporta come ricevitore?).
Non prenderei un TE, dietro Davis abbiamo Walker, uno che può veramente diventare un crack, e poi la classe di TE di quest'anno non è che ti fa' venire l'acquolina alla bocca, quindi...
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Finally out from under the franchise's second crippling salary cap purge in a decade, San Francisco's impressive new brain trust went on a furious shopping spree this off-season. They hope to have fixed their pass defense woes by adding CB Nate Clements and safety Michael Lewis, solved their nose tackle problem in a full-time 3-4 defense with Aubrayo Franklin, and took a gamble on unfulfilled potential with receiver Ashley Lelie. Perhaps the most important signings were in the backfield, as fullback Moran Norris and MVP candidate tailback Frank Gore both received lucrative extensions.
# Top five needs:
Wide receiver
Inside linebacker
Defensive end
Guard
Tight end
# Who they hope falls to them: Don't be surprised if head coach Mike Nolan takes a long look at Ole Miss ILB Patrick Willis. Nolan coached Willis at the Senior Bowl and compared him favorably to 2006 Defensive Rookie of the Year DeMeco Ryans. Willis is projected to be taken right about where the 49ers stand with the 11th overall pick.
# Who they will settle for: Wide receiver, the team's primary need, is more of a "Calvin Johnson, or the bottom half of the first round" option when it comes to the elite. Tennessee's Robert Meacham would make quarterback Alex Smith very happy, as would LSU's Dwayne Bowe. However, those players are trade-down targets from No. 11, and a defensive end to spell veteran Bryant Young is another need. Nebraska DE Adam Carricker has been mentioned in more than one mock draft as a possible header on Nolan's shopping list.
# Later rounds: The 49ers have eight picks in the first four rounds, and in a Best Player Available philosophy this could be interesting. South Carolina receiver Sidney Rice is a highly regarded playmaker with great hands. The Niners will undoubtedly look for someone to augment the passing game with those characteristics. Guard Larry Allen had a great 2006, but age will become a concern. A developmental pick, like Georgia Tech's Mansfield Wrotto, would provide valuable insurance for the future. Tight end Vernon Davis has monster potential, but the backup role is unresolved with Eric Johnson's departure to New Orleans. The top end of the tight end class is spare, but several mid-rounders have potential. Western Oregon's Kevin Boss might be the best in a school of sleepers.
Partendo da queste considerazioni i miei pensieri in vista del draft:
Abbiamo 8 scelte nei primi 4 giri, mi aspetto una strategia aggressiva per cercare di ottenere un'altra scelta di primo giro o almeno di basso secondo. E se i Raiders non chiamano CJ, io faccio immediatamente una chiamata al box dei Lions: sarà difficile o è forse meglio dire impossibile perchè non penso che Detroit voglia scendere fino alla 11 (perchè penso che nel caso dovremmo dargli la nostra prima più altro), ma una chiamata la farei.
Detto questo, se rimaniamo alla 11 io voglio Willis, mi sono innamorato di questo giocatore e lo voglio avere in coppia con Moore per una coppia di LB centrali cche si completano a vicenda. Dopo l'ultima stagione di Smith (anche se accompagnata dai problemi ad un occhio) ho perso la fiducia in lui e, se non mi stupissi di un suo taglio a giugno, mi stupirei di una sua conferma l'anno prossimo (il contratto mi sembra che chiami per più di 5 milioni nel 2008). Se non dovesse arrivare Willis mi piacerebbe Carricker, DE solido e completo, capace di giocare benissimo sia in una 3-4 che in una 4-3, abituato ad essere leader in campo e quindi ideale successore di Bryant Young, ormai al suo ultimo anno. Branch non lo voglio, abbiamo preso Franklin, abbiamo Field e Sopoaga (giunto ormai all'anno della verità per sapere cosa potrà diventare) e quindi non sprecherei una prima scelta per lui (un DT lo prenderei dopo il terzo giro al massimo).
Nel secondo giro andrei sul miglior WR rimasto (magari Rice) perchè non penso che a quel punto (sempre se non tradiamo per un'altra prima scelta) possano arrivare un OT come Staley che prenderei ad occhi chiusi per dare un calcio nel sedere di Harris. Se non ora comunque ci sarà da prendere un OT che possa dare più garanzia di Kwame (anche se non da subito ) e un'altro uomo di linea offensiva in vista della sostituzione di Allen (che va' per i 35), della possibile trade di Smiley e della salute sempre cagionevole di Jennings.
Obbligatorio sarà poi prendere un CB da utilizzare subito come nickel back dietro al trio Clements, Harris, Spencer e di una safety da sviluppare in prospettiva. Non mi dispiacerebbe una QB, ma solo al 5° o 6° giro, che possa diventare un buon backup in vista del ritiro di Dilfer mentre sono certo che si prenderà un RB che possa dare più sicurezza, come backup, di Robinson (alcuni lampi l'anno scorso ma pur sempre uno che fino ad un anno fà era un QB) e di Hicks e che magari dia una mano negli special teams (a proposito, che facciamo con Williams? solo ST o vediamo come si comporta come ricevitore?).
Non prenderei un TE, dietro Davis abbiamo Walker, uno che può veramente diventare un crack, e poi la classe di TE di quest'anno non è che ti fa' venire l'acquolina alla bocca, quindi...
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Sono sostanzialmente d'accordo col post di Angy sulle nostre necessità e opzioni sul draft, salvo la questione CJ; secondo me l'eventualità di una trade up per prenderlo è realistica solo se fosse ancora disponibile alla quarta, salire fino ad una delle top three ci costerebbe troppe scelte in questo e presumibilmente anche nel draft 2008 e non credo che Nolan e McCoso vogliano fare questo sacrificio. Peraltro molti mock metteno CJ alla quarta anche se io credo che alla fine andrà ai Raiders o al massimo alla seconda a qualcuno che scambierà la scelta con i Lions.
Per il resto anche secondo me Willis è la scelta più logica alla undici, se non fosse diponibile benissimo anche Carriker ed un WR al secondo giro.
Per il resto anche secondo me Willis è la scelta più logica alla undici, se non fosse diponibile benissimo anche Carriker ed un WR al secondo giro.
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Il sostituto di Kwame lo abbiamo in casa:
Damane Duckett cambia da DL a OL
Certo che anche uno che inizia ora a giocare tackle non potra' fare molto peggio...
Damane Duckett cambia da DL a OL
Certo che anche uno che inizia ora a giocare tackle non potra' fare molto peggio...
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In base alla value chart anche se combinassimo le nostre tutte le 8 scelte nei primi 4 giri non raggiungeremmo il valore di una seconda scelta assoluta. CJ sarebbe un sogno ma lo ritengo impossibile.Angyair wrote: E se i Raiders non chiamano CJ, io faccio immediatamente una chiamata al box dei Lions: sarà difficile o è forse meglio dire impossibile perchè non penso che Detroit voglia scendere fino alla 11 (perchè penso che nel caso dovremmo dargli la nostra prima più altro), ma una chiamata la farei.

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Questa la lista dei giocatori che passeranno da Frisco per una visita pre-draft
As per the NFL rule, each club is allowed to host up to 30 draft eligible players before April 20th. Teams typically invite players either for medical purposes or to spend more time in an interview setting with scouts and coaches.
As part of these visits, the 49ers will host the following draft eligible players:
DL Alama Francis – Hawaii
DL Jamaal Anderson – Arkansas
OT Jermon Bushrod – Towson
DL Justin Harrell – Tennessee
S LaRon Landry – LSU
DL Ray McDonald – Florida
WR Robert Meachem – Tennessee
OT Tony Ugoh – Arkansas
WR Jason Hill – Washington State
DL Alan Branch – Michigan
As per the NFL rule, each club is allowed to host up to 30 draft eligible players before April 20th. Teams typically invite players either for medical purposes or to spend more time in an interview setting with scouts and coaches.
As part of these visits, the 49ers will host the following draft eligible players:
DL Alama Francis – Hawaii
DL Jamaal Anderson – Arkansas
OT Jermon Bushrod – Towson
DL Justin Harrell – Tennessee
S LaRon Landry – LSU
DL Ray McDonald – Florida
WR Robert Meachem – Tennessee
OT Tony Ugoh – Arkansas
WR Jason Hill – Washington State
DL Alan Branch – Michigan
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2/3 of Earth is covered by water, the rest is covered by Patrick Willis
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2/3 of Earth is covered by water, the rest is covered by Patrick Willis
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Ma infatti penso che più che scelte, o meglio oltre a qualche scelta dovremmo darli qualche giocatore. Ma lo so già che è solo un'inutile speranza...klawde wrote: In base alla value chart anche se combinassimo le nostre tutte le 8 scelte nei primi 4 giri non raggiungeremmo il valore di una seconda scelta assoluta. CJ sarebbe un sogno ma lo ritengo impossibile.
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Il commento di Maiocco sui giocatori in visita a SF
The first wave of 49ers' pre-draft visits was learned today, and we caution to not read too much into the list of 10 players scheduled to meet with team officials this week.
Safety LaRon Landry (LSU) is one of the players who will be coming to Santa Clara. It's unlikely Landry will be on the board when the 49ers select. But if he's there, he's a definite possibility.
Just because the 49ers signed Mark Roman (three years, $4.5 million, $2 million guaranteed) to a contract extension and gave big money to Michael Lewis (six years, $30 million, $9.8 million guaranteed) does not mean the 49ers would not be interested in adding such a dynamic player.
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There are a few other players the 49ers could potentially take with the No. 11 overall pick, and among them, these players have scheduled visits: DE Jamaal Anderson (Arkansas), WR Robert Meachem (Tennessee) and DT Alan Branch (Michigan).
You'll notice the absence of DE Adam Carriker (Nebraska) and LB Patrick Willis (Mississippi). The organization feels as if they've done enough homework and have spent enough one-on-one time with both of those players to know what they'd be getting.
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Other players scheduled to visit the 49ers over the next week are:
DE/OLB Ikaika Alama-Francis (Hawaii) -- Listed at 6-5, 280. He's an exceptional athlete who is being scouted at a number different positions. He looks as if he'd be a good fit at OLB in a 3-4. And, reportedly, the Chiefs view him as a tight end. He sustained a torn right pectoral in the Hula Bowl, and underwent surgery in San Francisco on Jan. 19. NFLDraftscout.com ranks Alama-Francis as the ninth-best DE in the draft. They have him in the second round, but rising.
OT Jermon Bushrod (Towson): Listed at 6-5, 315. He started at left tackle for 3 1/2 years, and was considered a team leader. He was not invited to the combine, so the 49ers want to get a little more information on him. NFLdraftscout.com has him undrafted but rising. He is the No. 32-ranked tackle.
DT Justin Harrell (Tennessee): Listed at 6-4, 280. He played in only three games in '06 because of a biceps injury. NFLdraftscout.com has him as a first-round draft pick.
DE Ray McDonald (Florida): Listed at 6-3, 276. Started all 14 games for the national champs, recording three sacks. He played for the 49ers' coaches at the Senior Bowl. He had two QB hurries in the game. NFLdraftscout.com has him as a second-round pick.
T/G Tony Ugoh (Arkansas): Listed at 6-5, 300. Like McDonald, played on the 49ers' squad at the Senior Bowl. NFLdraftscout.com has him as a first- or second-round draft pick.
WR Jason Hill (Washington State): Listed at 6-0, 205. A possible selection in the second round. He played for the Buccaneers-coached North team at the Senior Bowl. NFLdraftscout.com has him as a second-round draft pick.
The first wave of 49ers' pre-draft visits was learned today, and we caution to not read too much into the list of 10 players scheduled to meet with team officials this week.
Safety LaRon Landry (LSU) is one of the players who will be coming to Santa Clara. It's unlikely Landry will be on the board when the 49ers select. But if he's there, he's a definite possibility.
Just because the 49ers signed Mark Roman (three years, $4.5 million, $2 million guaranteed) to a contract extension and gave big money to Michael Lewis (six years, $30 million, $9.8 million guaranteed) does not mean the 49ers would not be interested in adding such a dynamic player.
* * *
There are a few other players the 49ers could potentially take with the No. 11 overall pick, and among them, these players have scheduled visits: DE Jamaal Anderson (Arkansas), WR Robert Meachem (Tennessee) and DT Alan Branch (Michigan).
You'll notice the absence of DE Adam Carriker (Nebraska) and LB Patrick Willis (Mississippi). The organization feels as if they've done enough homework and have spent enough one-on-one time with both of those players to know what they'd be getting.
* * *
Other players scheduled to visit the 49ers over the next week are:
DE/OLB Ikaika Alama-Francis (Hawaii) -- Listed at 6-5, 280. He's an exceptional athlete who is being scouted at a number different positions. He looks as if he'd be a good fit at OLB in a 3-4. And, reportedly, the Chiefs view him as a tight end. He sustained a torn right pectoral in the Hula Bowl, and underwent surgery in San Francisco on Jan. 19. NFLDraftscout.com ranks Alama-Francis as the ninth-best DE in the draft. They have him in the second round, but rising.
OT Jermon Bushrod (Towson): Listed at 6-5, 315. He started at left tackle for 3 1/2 years, and was considered a team leader. He was not invited to the combine, so the 49ers want to get a little more information on him. NFLdraftscout.com has him undrafted but rising. He is the No. 32-ranked tackle.
DT Justin Harrell (Tennessee): Listed at 6-4, 280. He played in only three games in '06 because of a biceps injury. NFLdraftscout.com has him as a first-round draft pick.
DE Ray McDonald (Florida): Listed at 6-3, 276. Started all 14 games for the national champs, recording three sacks. He played for the 49ers' coaches at the Senior Bowl. He had two QB hurries in the game. NFLdraftscout.com has him as a second-round pick.
T/G Tony Ugoh (Arkansas): Listed at 6-5, 300. Like McDonald, played on the 49ers' squad at the Senior Bowl. NFLdraftscout.com has him as a first- or second-round draft pick.
WR Jason Hill (Washington State): Listed at 6-0, 205. A possible selection in the second round. He played for the Buccaneers-coached North team at the Senior Bowl. NFLdraftscout.com has him as a second-round draft pick.
THIRD PLAYIT BOWL WINNER :figo:
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THE PASS!
2/3 of Earth is covered by water, the rest is covered by Patrick Willis
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THE PASS!
2/3 of Earth is covered by water, the rest is covered by Patrick Willis
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ah ok.Angyair wrote: Ma infatti penso che più che scelte, o meglio oltre a qualche scelta dovremmo darli qualche giocatore. Ma lo so già che è solo un'inutile speranza...

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Il giocatore più "chiacchierato" per un'eventuale trade è, come si sa, Smiley ma personlmente sono sempre più convinto che una sua eventuale partenza sarebbe un bel problema per la nostra OL; Allen è a fine carriera, Jennings sempre infortunato, Baas è ancora un'incognita, Wragge è praticamente un rookie, Duckett fino all'altro ieri era un DT e Kwame...è Kwame :censored:. Praticamente gli unici affidabili e futuribili sono Heitmann, peraltro reduce da un infortunio abbastanza serio, e Snyder.Angyair wrote: Ma infatti penso che più che scelte, o meglio oltre a qualche scelta dovremmo darli qualche giocatore. Ma lo so già che è solo un'inutile speranza...
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Il problema è che anche lui se n'è convinto è pare chieda un bel po' di soldini. E Nolan ha detto che lui non vuole spendere molti soldi.Jeremy wrote: Il giocatore più "chiacchierato" per un'eventuale trade è, come si sa, Smiley ma personlmente sono sempre più convinto che una sua eventuale partenza sarebbe un bel problema per la nostra OL; Allen è a fine carriera, Jennings sempre infortunato, Baas è ancora un'incognita, Wragge è praticamente un rookie, Duckett fino all'altro ieri era un DT e Kwame...è Kwame :censored:. Praticamente gli unici affidabili e futuribili sono Heitmann, peraltro reduce da un infortunio abbastanza serio, e Snyder.
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Angyair wrote: Il problema è che anche lui se n'è convinto è pare chieda un bel po' di soldini. E Nolan ha detto che lui non vuole spendere molti soldi.![]()
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Interessanti considerazioni di Maiocco sulle possibilità di trade prima e dopo il draft:
Offensive linemen Justin Smiley and Kwame Harris are under contract to the 49ers through the 2007 season, but that does not mean they'll undoubtedly be back on the team for another season.
We might know more about how/if they fit into the team's plans on draft day.
While their names might come up in trade talks, I don't expect either to be dealt in a draft-day trade. But if the 49ers use a first-day pick on a tackle or guard, it might be a signal that one or both will be shopped on the trade market before the regular season begins.
Certainly, the 49ers would want to build more depth on the offensive line before they peddle Smiley and Harris, both of whom started all 16 games last season.
But even if the 49ers draft an offensive lineman in the first two rounds, don't expect the 49ers to turn around and trade one of those players that day. That's probably not the way it would work.
Any team that wishes to acquire a player with one year remaining on a contract would first want to be granted permission from the club to negotiate a long-term contract extension before a trade is made.
This was the mistake the Redskins made last season. They never asked the 49ers to speak with Brandon Lloyd about a contract extension. The 'Skins blindly made the trade, then Lloyd and his agent used their negotiating power to wrangle additional millions of dollars out of owner Daniel Snyder's billfold. :D
Also, a team would want to give the player a physical before making any trade official. If the player fails a physical, a team can't just send back a draft pick that has already been used.
One long-shot possibility for draft day is that tackle Levi Brown falls to the 49ers at No. 11. If Brown is available, I'd suspect the 49ers would take him. Again, Brown will probably not be there. But if the 49ers did select him, it would have a ripple effect on the entire offensive line.
Brown has the versatility to play right tackle, which would bump Adam Snyder inside to compete for a starting job at guard. The team would then have replacements for both Smiley and Harris.
As I've previously written, the 49ers under Mike Nolan and Scot McCloughan have done a nice job of identifying the players they want to keep around and locking them up to contract extensions before they hit the open market. If the 49ers determine neither Smiley nor Harris fits into the team's future, I'd expect them to get something for their services before the season begins.
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The question was asked why the 49ers would be willing to part ways with Smiley. What has he done wrong?
Certainly, the 49ers want to get bigger on the offensive line. But that's immaterial. The 49ers wanted to get Smiley signed to a long-term deal last year. But, now, it appears as if he has become too expensive.
Smiley has every reason in the world to expect a huge payday with his next contract. After all, three guards signed fat contracts this offseason. Eric Steinbach signed a seven-year, $49.5 million deal with the Browns with $17 million guaranteed. Kris Dielman turned down $9 million more from the Seahawks to re-up with the Chargers at six years, $39 million with $17 million in guarantees. And Derrick Dockery went to the Bills for seven years, $49 million, with $18.5 million guaranteed.
Those three players have combined for zero Pro Bowls. But because offensive tackles aren't hitting the open market (they're being locked up to long-term deals early), teams have this belief that the only way to upgrade their offensive lines is to pay huge money for guards. Smiley should cash in with his next contract, but I can't imagine the 49ers will pay him anything approaching what he might get on the open market.
Offensive linemen Justin Smiley and Kwame Harris are under contract to the 49ers through the 2007 season, but that does not mean they'll undoubtedly be back on the team for another season.
We might know more about how/if they fit into the team's plans on draft day.
While their names might come up in trade talks, I don't expect either to be dealt in a draft-day trade. But if the 49ers use a first-day pick on a tackle or guard, it might be a signal that one or both will be shopped on the trade market before the regular season begins.
Certainly, the 49ers would want to build more depth on the offensive line before they peddle Smiley and Harris, both of whom started all 16 games last season.
But even if the 49ers draft an offensive lineman in the first two rounds, don't expect the 49ers to turn around and trade one of those players that day. That's probably not the way it would work.
Any team that wishes to acquire a player with one year remaining on a contract would first want to be granted permission from the club to negotiate a long-term contract extension before a trade is made.
This was the mistake the Redskins made last season. They never asked the 49ers to speak with Brandon Lloyd about a contract extension. The 'Skins blindly made the trade, then Lloyd and his agent used their negotiating power to wrangle additional millions of dollars out of owner Daniel Snyder's billfold. :D
Also, a team would want to give the player a physical before making any trade official. If the player fails a physical, a team can't just send back a draft pick that has already been used.
One long-shot possibility for draft day is that tackle Levi Brown falls to the 49ers at No. 11. If Brown is available, I'd suspect the 49ers would take him. Again, Brown will probably not be there. But if the 49ers did select him, it would have a ripple effect on the entire offensive line.
Brown has the versatility to play right tackle, which would bump Adam Snyder inside to compete for a starting job at guard. The team would then have replacements for both Smiley and Harris.
As I've previously written, the 49ers under Mike Nolan and Scot McCloughan have done a nice job of identifying the players they want to keep around and locking them up to contract extensions before they hit the open market. If the 49ers determine neither Smiley nor Harris fits into the team's future, I'd expect them to get something for their services before the season begins.
* * *
The question was asked why the 49ers would be willing to part ways with Smiley. What has he done wrong?
Certainly, the 49ers want to get bigger on the offensive line. But that's immaterial. The 49ers wanted to get Smiley signed to a long-term deal last year. But, now, it appears as if he has become too expensive.
Smiley has every reason in the world to expect a huge payday with his next contract. After all, three guards signed fat contracts this offseason. Eric Steinbach signed a seven-year, $49.5 million deal with the Browns with $17 million guaranteed. Kris Dielman turned down $9 million more from the Seahawks to re-up with the Chargers at six years, $39 million with $17 million in guarantees. And Derrick Dockery went to the Bills for seven years, $49 million, with $18.5 million guaranteed.
Those three players have combined for zero Pro Bowls. But because offensive tackles aren't hitting the open market (they're being locked up to long-term deals early), teams have this belief that the only way to upgrade their offensive lines is to pay huge money for guards. Smiley should cash in with his next contract, but I can't imagine the 49ers will pay him anything approaching what he might get on the open market.
