Whats not to love about the Bear?

to the ball he may be the Wes Welker of TE’s.

i’m just curious to wonder what san fran is doing with all this depth at tight end if they are hedging a bet of trading vernon davis??

V. Davis was like a Million Dollar deposit in a 3 year CD account. It’s yours, but you can’t touch it.

I hope this all means we can find a way to utilize him more in our team. He can make life easier for everyone in our offense.

This team sure is looking good on paper! Go Niners.

The only problem with the Niners offense, is the depth at some of the O-line spots, the fact that Crabtree and Pascoe are still only rookies, and that we have yet, ANOTHER Offensive coordinator.

Also, I don’t jump on QB bandwagons until they’ve proven themselves over the coarse of an entire season. Remember Derek Anderson? Remember Tim Rattay? It takes a full season to see how these guys are going to do. After about 7-10 games teams start to get an idea of QB tendency’s and they can start building a game plan around him. The same will probably happen to Cassel.

Hill has to learn a new system, get familiar with new receivers, and deal with teams game planning around him. What’s going to help him, on the other hand, is having Frank the Tank, and Coffee helping take off the load from Frank, as well as help out with those 3rd and short/goal line situations.

To relate this to Pascoe, the Niners FINALLY have some redzone weapons that they can build upon. Before it was sub 6’0" receivers and Frank Gore only. That’s not too hard to make a game plan against. Now we have Vernon Davis, whom we knew was going to take a few years to learn the game, Michael Crabtree who is 6’2", and Pascoe at 6’5", who is a large target for those short redzone/endzone passes. Hill has shown that he can read the defense and get the ball out quickly. Just make quick, accurate throws as a QB, that’s all I ask for. Now we have guys that can make plays, 3 capable TE’s, a great running game, and tons of receivers who should come into their own in the next couple years.

i’ve thought ever since we got vernon that we could teach him to play wideout 6-3 250 with 4.38 speed he could play wideout and inside short patterns what corner or safety is going to have the size for position and handle him off the line ans no one vern could be our number 1 right now if we had gone that direction

I played high school ball with bear back in porterville, You niner fans should consider yourself lucky…Singltary is gonna put vernon davis on the backburner when he see’s what bear is capable of…..should have gone in the first two rounds….. wish he would have been a dallas cowboy tho……GO Bear, Reppin Granite Hills High School for all of us….