49ers Have Entered The Race For Peyton

#77
#77
volfanjustin said:
Not from me, I am used to the Titans getting all of the Colts left overs.
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I love your moms leftovers.

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Time for some McLovin.

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#79
#79
_vol said:
It's worth mentioning that both A. Smith and PM have the same agent in Tom Condon. It's not difficult to imagine that Condon is using this unique situation to help bolster deals for both players.
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I would think Peyton is calling the shots, not his agent. Peyton is smart and very calculated in what he does. 49ers have shot.
 
#80
#80
A guy coming off a 1,000 yard season? A good, young, game changing tight end? Decent third and fourth receiving options?
 
#81
#81
Burhead said:
Plus the fact he doesn't want to play in the NFC nor block his brother's path to the playoff/Super Bowl. Not to mention they are getting close to the cap, having signed Mario, needing to either re-sign Alex Smith or a new QB (Hass?), and their draft picks I doubt there is much money left.
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If they were to meet in the Superbowl, do you think Peyton would just rollover because Eli is on the other sideline? I could see your argument if it was the same decision.
 
#83
#83
Kingston Vol said:
SF has all that with a much better defense.
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Maybe.

For receivers, Britt is better than anyone the 49ers have if he is healthy. With the way Crabtree drops passes, he's closer to Nate Washington than Kenny Britt. He could fix that but I don't know if he will. Vernon Davis on the hand is another story. He's a monster. We're hoping Jared Cook can be consistent because if he can, he's a speedy tight end that can be deadly as well. We don't even need to talk about Gore and CJ. If either one has a legit passing game, CJ all day. He missed a ton of holes this season but someone as deadly as Peyton could open it back up for another 2,000 yard season.

In the end, I agree the 49ers give him a better chance to win the Super Bowl. I think the Titans make his job easier on offense though(If Britt rebounds from his injury).
 
#85
#85
Kingston Vol said:
Definitely. And I can't believe all these people think Moss is done. The only reason he didn't play well for The Titans is because he didn't want to be there.

If his mind is with it, he'll still be good.
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What about the other two teams he played for last season? Let me guess, he didn't want to be there either?
 
#91
#91
Alex Smith has entered contract negotiations with Miami. Looks like the 49ers could be royally screwed. You guys better pray you get Manning.
 
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#95
Escape Goat said:
Alex Smith has entered contract negotiations with Miami. Looks like the 49ers could be royally screwed. You guys better pray you get Manning.
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Alex won't sign with Miami unless he knows Peyton is going to San Fran. He wants to be a 49er.

And even if it does happen, I'm OK with the Kaepernick era starting.
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#96
#96
14.3 ppg for 49er D
19.8 ppg for Titans

Both good D's but one seems like an easier route to the super bowl.
I think Peyton could do well throwing to gore on third down. The play action will be sick. And now a once thin receiving option looks sick with v Davis Crabtree manningham, moss , with check downs to gore will be a true headache for the cowboys def coord among many others
 
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#97
#97
No doubt, Peyton in San Fran would make them a instant championship contender. Moreso than Tennessee or Denver.
 
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#98
#98
I would much prefer him in TN, but between SF and Denver, I'd rather see him where he can win a championship (SF).
 
#99
#99
Thrasher, wtf??

Either PM is a Titan, or he's dead to us!!!

Sup thrasher sup?
 
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