I'm interested to see how Chip Kelly's offense works in the NFL.
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Quite simple....It Won't!
With the right personnel it will work. He's going to have to tweak it a little bit because he's going up against grown men now
C.K. Lawrence
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Hmmm, last year I picked the 49ers to lose to the Packers in the NFC title game and the Ravens to lose to the Pats. Slightly off. . . I'll be back, go Pack 2013! 
As long as the New England Patriots don't make it to next years Super Bowl I'll be happy! I don't want to see the New York Giants either. Hopefully some teams that haven't won the Super Bowl in a long time.
alexpnz
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I've been working in Manhattan by Radio City the last couple of years it has been held there.
All you see in the city is people walking around in their favorite teams' jersey.
People lined up for blocks to get in around Radio City.
Is the Draft still a couple of days?
yes the draft will go 3 or 4 days last year they did round one thursday round 2-3 friday and rounds 4-7 sat
Chip Kellys offense requires players the Eagles do not have yet but he can succeed if he modified it a little to deal with the NFL speed
the 49ers path is going to be much harder next year as they play a 1st place schedule and the Rams and Seahawks are both getting better
Chip Kellys offense requires players the Eagles do not have yet but he can succeed if he modified it a little to deal with the NFL speed
the 49ers path is going to be much harder next year as they play a 1st place schedule and the Rams and Seahawks are both getting better
Oregon ran the spread option, no huddle, extreme hurry up under Kelly.
The Niners used the read option play (which is a staple of the spread option) to great effect with Kaepernick.
Vick even past his prime still has the wheels and a cannon arm and may be the perfect fit for this offense.
Then there's DeSean Jackson.
I'm intrigued.
The Niners used the read option play (which is a staple of the spread option) to great effect with Kaepernick.
Vick even past his prime still has the wheels and a cannon arm and may be the perfect fit for this offense.
Then there's DeSean Jackson.
I'm intrigued.
I don't think it can get much more difficult than last year.
I'd love to go to the NFL draft, but I couldn't even afford it if they held it in DC. :1orglaugh But if you go, have fun!
Are you kidding me? They got one hell of a game manager. lol
I thought it was a 2nd this year and a 4th next year.
I think its a win for both teams. This allows KC to develop a qb and get an o line while still putting them in a position to move up the standings. Smith can hit the short intermediate passes Reid likes and will allow Charles room to run.
I wonder if San Fran uses some of their 11 picks in this draft to get Revis.
I think its a win for both teams. This allows KC to develop a qb and get an o line while still putting them in a position to move up the standings. Smith can hit the short intermediate passes Reid likes and will allow Charles room to run.
I wonder if San Fran uses some of their 11 picks in this draft to get Revis.
I hate to say it but draft pics are overrated. As hard as it is to hit on them and as many of even the high ones fail, giving up a second round pick for somebody that at least seems to have a good chance of being a decent QB for a team that was terrible at the position before isn't that bad of a choice. With the exception of a few people each year draft picks are better for stockpiling decent prospects than getting the next big star. Even if Alex Smith is mediocre that will still be a huge increase in performance than what they have had recently, and it will get them time to get a QB of the future for the long term into place in the next few years. If Alex Smith reverts to being terrible,...well it will sting losing that 2nd round pick, but it won't exactly be the end of the world and the damage from it will be relatively short lived, and Kansas City would have sucked without him anyhow.
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