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[QUOTE=NYCSkin;283882]Carlisle is interesting since he knows the Denver zone blocking system. I don't know how much of that Saunders calls for Portis--but it is something to consider.[/QUOTE] Dose the name Mark Schlereth ring a bell? It would be great to get him[carlisle] if he fits after Denver tock Mark from us and went on to win two super bowls!

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not paying davis over 7mill a year is a great non-move. the guy's lazy.

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[QUOTE=That Guy;283919]not paying davis over 7mill a year is a great non-move. the guy's lazy.[/QUOTE]

Agree, too many good guards out there to overpay Davis. If we wanted to pay that much we should have just resigned Dockery. Finally a great non-move by our front office. Can't believe I am saying this but it looks like we are actually playing it smart in free agency this year.

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What now at Guard?

We pencil Pucillo in at LG until a better option comes along via draft or otherwise. We'll be fine.

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todd wade

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wade if possible... i mean, at least he was here last year. pucillo's the next option if wade goes elsewhere or we can't trade down for a 2nd rounder to use on an OG.

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whats up with david baas of the niners ? is he even starting ? if not lets trade for him. he can play both guard and center. was a stand out at michigan and has the ideal weight of 315 to 319. can pull and run well. he would be worth a 3rd or fourth. if the 49ers would trade him for a pick next year or maybe even david patten and a fifth then i would do it.

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[quote=56FAN;284001]whats up with david baas of the niners ? is he even starting ? if not lets trade for him. he can play both guard and center. was a stand out at michigan and has the ideal weight of 315 to 319. can pull and run well. he would be worth a 3rd or fourth. if the 49ers would trade him for a pick next year or maybe even david patten and a fifth then i would do it.[/quote]

yeah, trade more picks.

if he's not starting on a not-so-great OL, the skins probably don't need him, much less for picks.

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[quote=That Guy;283919]not paying davis over 7mill a year is a great non-move. the guy's lazy.[/quote]
i agree. i never wanted him here. he was only so so last season on a terrible line

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Lets all be happy that we are through the first couple of days of free agency and we haven't given away any draft picks yet -although I am starting to get a little nervous that with all the guards getting picked up we might panic just like in the Duckett trade and make a stupid move. So far I am impressed at how the FO has held their ground and not thrown a load of money on any of these average guards, in a year or two at least half of these guys will be released because of under preformance and their terrible contacts.