I expect Smith to be traded as he won't be happy carrying a clipboard.
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What will SF want for him? Could he be gotten for a second or third round pick?????
maybe the j-e-t-s will take him off s.f.'s book$.......he's way better than sanchize !
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maybe the j-e-t-s will take him off s.f.'s book$.......he's way better than sanchize !
Except that the Jets owe Sanchez a ton of money. Way too much for his **** to be stuck to the bench, even though that is where it belongs!
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Except that the Jets owe Sanchez a ton of money. Way too much for his **** to be stuck to the bench, even though that is where it belongs!
Bench!? It belongs pumping gas or bagging grocies. Of course, with all the money he's earned so far he probably would never have to do either of those for a living!!!
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What will SF want for him? Could he be gotten for a second or third round pick?????
I'm sure he would bring Frisco at least a 3rd round pick.
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What will SF want for him? Could he be gotten for a second or third round pick?????
Most people think he is worth at least 2/ 2nd round picks, one in 2013 and 2014. Or maybe someone's first round pick in 2014. A couple important things about Smith you left out are that he is relatively young, although he will be entering his 8th year in the NFL he is only 28 years old. Making him younger than Kansas City's Matt Cassel, or Cleveland Rookie QB Brandon Weeden. He is also a very smart person, scoring very high (40) in the Wonderlic Test. Smith will not be a 49er next year, the 49ers need to get rid of his salary to free up some cap room. So with that said, you're right, Smith is a great value to be traded for and not allowed to fall into Free Agency where he will cost any team interested in him, much more money.
All the QB's eligible for 2013 have dropped in value. Barkley who 365 days ago was projected to be the #1 overall pick may get knocked down to the second round. Jacksonville may use their #2 overall pick to grab a higher valued player at a different position, or trade their pick and move down and still pick up Geno Smith or Barkley and pick up some more draft picks.
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I'm sure he would bring Frisco at least a 3rd round pick.
Frisco is a town in Texas.
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Frisco is a town in Texas.
Okay, San Francisco. Now are you happy?
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Most people think he is worth at least 2/ 2nd round picks, one in 2013 and 2014. Or maybe someone's first round pick in 2014. A couple important things about Smith you left out are that he is relatively young, although he will be entering his 8th year in the NFL he is only 28 years old. Making him younger than Kansas City's Matt Cassel, or Cleveland Rookie QB Brandon Weeden. He is also a very smart person, scoring very high (40) in the Wonderlic Test. Smith will not be a 49er next year, the 49ers need to get rid of his salary to free up some cap room. So with that said, you're right, Smith is a great value to be traded for and not allowed to fall into Free Agency where he will cost any team interested in him, much more money. All the QB's eligible for 2013 have dropped in value. Barkley who 365 days ago was projected to be the #1 overall pick may get knocked down to the second round. Jacksonville may use their #2 overall pick to grab a higher valued player at a different position, or trade their pick and move down and still pick up Geno Smith or Barkley and pick up some more draft picks.
The 49er's will never get two 2nd round picks for Smith and would be lucky to get one 2nd rounder. Smith needs a strong supporting cast to be successful.
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maybe the j-e-t-s will take him off s.f.'s book$.......he's way better than sanchize !
Smith is cheaper than Sanchez if you trade for him, Smith scored (40) on the Wonderlic Test that is 12 points higher on the Wonderlic Test than Sanchez. There are currently only 2 players in the NFL that have had higher Wonderlic Scores and they are Firzpatrick (48 ) and Gabbert (42). Smith would make a great teacher for Gabbert who is himself a very young QB and could use a couple of more years on the bench learning and growing stronger.
The real question to me is 'how good will he be in someone else's system' he really did not fare that well before Jim Harbaugh came to town.
Certainly some team will want him, but will he be another Matt Cassell (good in one system but not so great in another, [that is being polite]).
Matt Flynn will be another QB available for the right price.
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Okay, San Francisco. Now are you happy?
Always a great way to get under the skin of those Northern Californians.
Frisco is also a vegetable shortening.
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The real question to me is 'how good will he be in someone else's system' he really did not fare that well before Jim Harbaugh came to town. Certainly some team will want him, but will he be another Matt Cassell (good in one system but not so great in another, [that is being polite]).Matt Flynn will be another QB available for the right price.
Matt Flynn has a greater upside.
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Most people think he is worth at least 2/ 2nd round picks, one in 2013 and 2014. Or maybe someone's first round pick in 2014. A couple important things about Smith you left out are that he is relatively young, although he will be entering his 8th year in the NFL he is only 28 years old. Making him younger than Kansas City's Matt Cassel, or Cleveland Rookie QB Brandon Weeden. He is also a very smart person, scoring very high (40) in the Wonderlic Test. Smith will not be a 49er next year, the 49ers need to get rid of his salary to free up some cap room. So with that said, you're right, Smith is a great value to be traded for and not allowed to fall into Free Agency where he will cost any team interested in him, much more money. All the QB's eligible for 2013 have dropped in value. Barkley who 365 days ago was projected to be the #1 overall pick may get knocked down to the second round. Jacksonville may use their #2 overall pick to grab a higher valued player at a different position, or trade their pick and move down and still pick up Geno Smith or Barkley and pick up some more draft picks.
Way to much IMO, Didn't Alex Smith explore free agency last year when it was reported the Niners were interested in Manning? He didn't find any takers last year so I would wonder this year.
I could see Arizona or Jacksonville interested but no way do I believe anyone gives up 2-2nd rnd. picks for him. Maybe a 3rd at best considering he's 29 and although had a little success during his time with the Niners he's never really produced to be worth 2-2nd rnd. picks.
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