2026 NFL Season Thread

Temper your expectations and just hope they can cobble together a decent DL and OL.
 
Maybe there QB should make better passes if they want the WR to catch the ball more. They show these highlight reel passes from Williams because those are so rare because most of the time you are getting badly thrown balls you won't show him throwing.

"When I think about being fundamentally sound, we got to do a better job catching the football next year," Johnson said. "I can tell you right now that'll be a point of emphasis for us when they come back in the springtime."
 
GBP4EVER said:
Maybe there QB should make better passes if they want the WR to catch the ball more. They show these highlight reel passes from Williams because those are so rare because most of the time you are getting badly thrown balls you won't show him throwing.

"When I think about being fundamentally sound, we got to do a better job catching the football next year," Johnson said. "I can tell you right now that'll be a point of emphasis for us when they come back in the springtime."
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he also throws some catchable balls that are not caught. every qb does. that's why "drops" is a stat. the packers had that same problem early in love's career as gute couldn't seem to draft receivers who could receive. i think williams proved himself to be a worthy opponent this year.
 
49ers general manager John Lynch said the team will investigate a viral conspiracy theory that the electrical substation near their training facility and Levi's Stadium is having an impact on the team's injuries.

The theory was mentioned by receiver Kendrick Bourne after tight end George Kittle tore his right Achilles during the 49ers' wild card playoff win over the Philadelphia Eagles. And while the theory has been debunked by scientists and other medial professionals, the 49ers aren't taking anything to chance.

Let me guess Kittle and Bourne think the world is flat also.
 
GBP4EVER said:
49ers general manager John Lynch said the team will investigate a viral conspiracy theory that the electrical substation near their training facility and Levi's Stadium is having an impact on the team's injuries.

The theory was mentioned by receiver Kendrick Bourne after tight end George Kittle tore his right Achilles during the 49ers' wild card playoff win over the Philadelphia Eagles. And while the theory has been debunked by scientists and other medial professionals, the 49ers aren't taking anything to chance.

Let me guess Kittle and Bourne think the world is flat also.
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nuts((
 
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