49ers LT Trent Williams is holding out

[wazu]

3 years left on his deal, scheduled to make $20M in 2024.

More about San Francisco 49ers All-Pro left tackle Trent Williams holding out in an attempt to get his contract adjusted:https://t.co/mnlFZ4bXH2

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) July 24, 2024

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by Gravedigger

Dodged a bullet on that one, great example of not always taking top Free Agents. If they only wanted money before, that's not going to change later.

Lolol

Yeah, I’m glad we traded for Orlando Brown instead of signing a HOF LT. We sure dodged that bullet!!!

Purdy is going to get exposed if silverback isn’t there. He covers up all of his deficiencies.

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Lolol

Yeah, I’m glad we traded for Orlando Brown instead of signing a HOF LT. We sure dodged that bullet!!!

Purdy is going to get exposed if silverback isn’t there. He covers up all of his deficiencies.

It worked out perfectly for us and now we have a rookie LT for cheap. I absolutely would not go back and sign him if we could.

[tredadda]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

I mentioned it in another post but I try not to lean too heavily on postseason games in general. The sample size is too small most times. I only mention Purdy game managing wins in the postseason in response to Run saying Purdy didn’t shrink in the biggest moments.

But to answer your question, the other guys mentioned don’t have the luxury oftentimes. They’re the strength of their team or very close to it. What’s Purdy? Like the fifth, sixth most important player on the 49ers? Lamar Jackson is THE guy in Baltimore. Burrow has a strong 1, 2 in Chase and Higgins that may even be better than the combo of Deebo and Aiyuk but Kittle/CMC shits on Mixon/whoever the Bengals TE is. The Bengals also have a notoriously bad offensive line. They had a backup QB come in and play out of his mind and they still didn’t sniff the playoffs.

The situations just aren’t comparable.



I was actually more so referring to the 2018 Super Bowl. Scoring only 3 points in the big game sucks balls.

But when you take two different teams to the NFCCG, you buy yourself a lot longer leash.

I see your point, but with QBs they get the praise when they do well and criticism when doing poorly. Jackson had arguably the best team overall last year and still couldn't get it done at home. Excuses for him need to stop. He can't get praise and MVPs for the regular season and without getting equal criticism for failing to sustain that in the playoffs.

With Burrow, he tends to not do as much in the postseason as people think. He gets a ton of credit for what he defense has done for him vs him beating Mahomes in some sort of shootout. Had it not been for that defense and an epically poor half of playoff football from Mahomes, Burrow would be 0-2 against the Chiefs in the playoffs.

I agree with the 3 points in a SB. I will say that is one of the most brilliant defensive gameplans in SB history and a masterclass on how to play defense. Belechick put clown shoes on McVay and that whole offense and it was stunning to see.

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by tredadda

I see your point, but with QBs they get the praise when they do well and criticism when doing poorly. Jackson had arguably the best team overall last year and still couldn't get it done at home. Excuses for him need to stop. He can't get praise and MVPs for the regular season and without getting equal criticism for failing to sustain that in the playoffs.

Yeah, I’m a bit of a Lamar truther and even I can’t disagree. He’s got a serious issue with being able to win by throwing from the pocket in the postseason. In crunch time when teams take away that option (or his coaching does), he’s failed time and again to make the big plays.

I’ll give him one more year to get it right when it matters most. He’s “only” 27. Peyton was 27 when he got his first playoff win as well.

With Burrow, he tends to not do as much in the postseason as people think. He gets a ton of credit for what he defense has done for him vs him beating Mahomes in some sort of shootout. Had it not been for that defense and an epically poor half of playoff football from Mahomes, Burrow would be 0-2 against the Chiefs in the playoffs.

I also agree with this. Burrow has mostly been impressive in the regular season.

He’s also still pretty young. I think we’ll learn a lot about both him and Lamar after this season.

[RunKC]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Lolol

Yeah, I’m glad we traded for Orlando Brown instead of signing a HOF LT. We sure dodged that bullet!!!

Purdy is going to get exposed if silverback isn’t there. He covers up all of his deficiencies.

He looked horrible in the SB. He’s old as hell

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Lolol

Yeah, I’m glad we traded for Orlando Brown instead of signing a HOF LT. We sure dodged that bullet!!!

Purdy is going to get exposed if silverback isn’t there. He covers up all of his deficiencies.

If Suamataia is a consistently good(ish) LT, I’ll take all the pains in the ass of OBJ and Smith over signing Williams and him trying to pull this holdout shit on us a week before our 3peat season

[KCJake]

Not paying Orlando Brown was one of many great moves by Veach.

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by RunKC

He looked horrible in the SB. He’s old as hell

He's 36. I legit thought he was 40 or older.

Yeah, Veach navigated that minefield with him and OBJ like a salty submarine commander.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Lolol

Yeah, I’m glad we traded for Orlando Brown instead of signing a HOF LT. We sure dodged that bullet!!!

Purdy is going to get exposed if silverback isn’t there. He covers up all of his deficiencies.

Superbowl Superbowl. So ya I'd say we won

[Valiant]

Originally Posted by KCJake

Not paying Orlando Brown was one of many great moves by Veach.

We tried. Thankfully he said no.

[wazu]

Originally Posted by Valiant

We tried. Thankfully he said no.

It was all a ploy to get the Bengals to think we valued him.