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49ers were seeking a mid-round pick for their backup quarterbacks
Sep 1, 2019 at 10:13 AM
There was a chance that the San Francisco 49ers might trade one of their two young backup quarterbacks — Nick Mullens or C.J. Beathard — for the right price. Apparently, that asking price was a mid-round pick, according to Matt Barrows of The Athletic.
"According to a league source, the 49ers were seeking a mid-round pick for their quarterbacks," wrote Barrows within a recent roster breakdown.
General manager John Lynch told reporters via a conference call on Saturday that there were discussions with teams, but nothing concrete materialized because no one was willing to meet the 49ers' asking price.
"In the last week, there was a lot of interest, a lot of conversations," Lynch said. "That position to us is one that you just set a price on, and you stay firm on it. While we had discussions, we never deviated from what that price was for us, and nobody ever met it, so we were happy to carry the three in.
"We believe that's a great position to be in a position of strength, and we feel from our starter from Jimmy on down to the other two that it is a great position of strength. Not that we weren't open to it, but a certain price had to be met, and it wasn't. So we go in happily with these three."
Unless something happens in the next week, the 49ers will enter the regular season with three quarterbacks on the roster for the first time since Lynch and head coach Kyle Shanahan took control of the team. Beathard has been a part of each of those three initial rosters.
San Francisco will enter Week 1 with Mullens and Beathard as the backups to starter Jimmy Garoppolo.
https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/127810-49ers-were-seeking-mid-round-pick-backup-quarterbacks/
Sep 1, 2019 at 10:13 AM
There was a chance that the San Francisco 49ers might trade one of their two young backup quarterbacks — Nick Mullens or C.J. Beathard — for the right price. Apparently, that asking price was a mid-round pick, according to Matt Barrows of The Athletic.
"According to a league source, the 49ers were seeking a mid-round pick for their quarterbacks," wrote Barrows within a recent roster breakdown.
General manager John Lynch told reporters via a conference call on Saturday that there were discussions with teams, but nothing concrete materialized because no one was willing to meet the 49ers' asking price.
"In the last week, there was a lot of interest, a lot of conversations," Lynch said. "That position to us is one that you just set a price on, and you stay firm on it. While we had discussions, we never deviated from what that price was for us, and nobody ever met it, so we were happy to carry the three in.
"We believe that's a great position to be in a position of strength, and we feel from our starter from Jimmy on down to the other two that it is a great position of strength. Not that we weren't open to it, but a certain price had to be met, and it wasn't. So we go in happily with these three."
Unless something happens in the next week, the 49ers will enter the regular season with three quarterbacks on the roster for the first time since Lynch and head coach Kyle Shanahan took control of the team. Beathard has been a part of each of those three initial rosters.
San Francisco will enter Week 1 with Mullens and Beathard as the backups to starter Jimmy Garoppolo.
https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/127810-49ers-were-seeking-mid-round-pick-backup-quarterbacks/
HAWKEYE FIRST ROUND DRAFT SELECTIONS
Year Name, Team (Selection) Pos
2019 T.J. Hockenson, Detroit (8) TE
Noah Fant, Denver (20) TE
2015 Brandon Scherff, Washington (5) OL
2012 Riley Reiff, Detroit (23) OL
2011 Adrian Clayborn, Tampa Bay (20) DE
2010 Bryan Bulaga, Green Bay (23) OL
2006 Chad Greenway, Minnesota (17) LB
2004 Robert Gallery, Oakland (2) OL
2003 Dallas Clark, Indianapolis (24) TE
1997 Tom Knight, Arizona (9) DB
Ross Verba, Green Bay (30) OL
1986 Chuck Long, Detroit (12) QB
Ronnie Harmon, Buffalo (16) RB
Mike Haight, New York Jets (22) OL
1984 John Alt, Kansas City (21) OL
1982 Ron Hallstrom, Green Bay (22) OL
1976 Rod Walters, Kansas City (14) OL
1972 Craig Clemons, Chicago (12) DB
1966 John Niland, Dallas (5) G
1959 Randy Duncan, Green Bay (1) QB
1958 Alex Karras, Detroit (10) DT
1936 Dick Crayne, Brooklyn (4) FB
HAWKEYES CURRENTLY IN THE NFL
Player Pos Team
C.J. Beathard QB San Francisco 49ers
Austin Blythe OL Los Angeles Rams
Ike Boettger OL Buffalo Bills
Bryan Bulaga OL Green Bay Packers
Adrian Clayborn DE Atlanta Falcons
James Daniels OL Chicago Bears
Mike Daniels DL Detroit Lions
Noah Fant TE Denver Broncos
Jake Gervase DB Los Angeles Rams (Practice Squad)
Parker Hesse TE Tennessee Titans (Practice Squad)
Anthony Hitchens LB Kansas City Chiefs
T.J. Hockenson TE Detroit Lions
Amani Hooker DB Tennessee Titans
Micah Hyde DB Buffalo Bills
Josh Jackson DB Green Bay Packers
Josey Jewell LB Denver Broncos
Jaleel Johnson DL Minnesota Vikings
Desmond King DB Los Angeles Chargers
Christian Kirksey LB Cleveland Browns
George Kittle TE San Francisco 49ers
Casey Kreiter LS Denver Broncos
Anthony Nelson DE Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Matt Nelson DL Detroit Lions (Practice Squad)
Ben Niemann LB Kansas City Chiefs
Riley Reiff OL Minnesota Vikings
Ross Reynolds OL San Francisco 49ers (Practice Squad)
Brandon Scherff OL Washington Redskins
Marshal Yanda OL Baltimore Ravens
HAWKEYES DRAFTED DURING FERENTZ ERA
2019 NFL Draft
Round 1 T.J. Hockenson Detroit Lions Tight End
Round 1 Noah Fant Denver Broncos Tight End
Round 4 Anthony Nelson Tampa Bay Defensive End
Round 4 Amani Hooker Tennessee Defensive Back
2018 NFL Draft
Round 2 James Daniels Chicago Bears Offensive Line
Round 2 Josh Jackson Green Bay Packers Defensive Back
Round 4 Josey Jewell Denver Broncos Linebacker
2017 NFL Draft
Round 3 C.J. Beathard San Francisco 49ers Quarterback
Round 4 Jaleel Johnson Minnesota Vikings Defensive Line
Round 5 George Kittle San Francisco 49ers Tight End
Round 5 Desmond King Los Angeles Chargers Cornerback
2016 NFL Draft
Round 7 Austin Blythe Indianapolis Colts Offensive Line
2015 NFL Draft
Round 1 Brandon Scherff Washington Redskins Offensive Line
Round 3 Carl Davis Baltimore Ravens Defensive Line
Round 4 Andrew Donnal St. Louis Rams Offensive Line
2014 NFL Draft
Round 3 C.J. Fiedorowicz Houston Texans Tight End
Round 3 Christian Kirksey Cleveland Browns Linebacker
Round 4 Anthony Hitchens Dallas Cowboys Linebacker
2013 NFL Draft
Round 5 Micah Hyde Green Bay Packers Cornerback
2012 NFL Draft
Round 1 Riley Reiff Detroit Offensive Line
Round 4 Mike Daniels Green Bay Defensive Line
Round 5 Adam Gettis Washington Offensive Line
Round 5 Shaun Prater Cincinnati Defensive Back
Round 6 Marvin McNutt Philadelphia Wide Receiver
Round 7 Jordan Bernstine Washington Defensive Back
2011 NFL Draft
Round 1 Adrian Clayborn Tampa Bay Defensive End
Round 4 Christian Ballard Minnesota Defensive Line
Round 5 Ricky Stanzi Kansas City Quarterback
Round 5 Karl Klug Tennessee Defensive Line
Round 5 Julian Vandervelde Philadelphia Offensive Line
Round 6 Tyler Sash New York Giants Defensive Back
2010 NFL Draft
Round 1 Bryan Bulaga Green Bay Offensive Line
Round 2 Pat Angerer Indianapolis Linebacker
Round 3 Amari Spievey Detroit Defensive Back
Round 3 Tony Moeaki Kansas City Tight End
Round 4 A.J. Edds Miami Linebacker
Round 7 Kyle Calloway Buffalo Offensive Line
2009 NFL Draft
Round 3 Shonn Greene New York Jets Running Back
Round 3 Bradley Fletcher St. Louis Defensive Back
Round 4 Seth Olsen Denver Offensive Line
Round 6 Brandon Myers Oakland Tight End
2008 NFL Draft
Round 3 Charles Godfrey Carolina Defensive Back
Round 4 Kenny Iwebema Arizona Defensive End
Round 6 Mike Humpal Pittsburgh Linebacker
2007 NFL Draft
Round 3 Marshal Yanda Baltimore Offensive Line
Round 4 Scott Chandler San Diego Tight End
Round 7 Mike Elgin New England Offensive Line
2006 NFL Draft
Round 1 Chad Greenway Minnesota Linebacker
Round 3 Abdul Hodge Green Bay Linebacker
2005 NFL Draft
Round 2 Matt Roth Miami Defensive End
Round 2 Jonathan Babineaux Atlanta Defensive Line
Round 4 Sean Considine Philadelphia Defensive Back
Round 6 Tony Jackson Seattle Tight End
Round 6 Pete McMahon Oakland Offensive Line
2004 NFL Draft
Round 1 Robert Gallery Oakland Offensive Line
Round 2 Bob Sanders Indianapolis Defensive Back
Round 3 Nate Kaeding San Diego Place Kicker
Round 7 Jared Clauss Tennessee Defensive Line
Round 7 Erik Jensen St. Louis Tight End
2003 NFL Draft
Round 1 Dallas Clark Indianapolis Tight End
Round 2 Eric Steinbach Cincinnati Offensive Line
Round 2 Bruce Nelson Carolina Center
Round 5 Derek Pagel New York Jets Defensive Back
Round 5 Ben Sobieski Buffalo Offensive Line
2002 NFL Draft
Round 2 Ladell Betts Washington Running Back
Round 5 Aaron Kampman Green Bay Defensive Line
Round 6 Kahlil Hill Atlanta Wide Receiver
2001 NFL Draft
Round 6 Kevin Kasper Denver Wide Receiver
2000 NFL Draft
Round 5 Austin Wheatley New Orleans Tight End
Round 6 Matt Bowen St. Louis Defensive Back
https://hawkeyesports.com/sports/2019/9/2/nfldraft-19-nfl-draft-html.aspx
Year Name, Team (Selection) Pos
2019 T.J. Hockenson, Detroit (8) TE
Noah Fant, Denver (20) TE
2015 Brandon Scherff, Washington (5) OL
2012 Riley Reiff, Detroit (23) OL
2011 Adrian Clayborn, Tampa Bay (20) DE
2010 Bryan Bulaga, Green Bay (23) OL
2006 Chad Greenway, Minnesota (17) LB
2004 Robert Gallery, Oakland (2) OL
2003 Dallas Clark, Indianapolis (24) TE
1997 Tom Knight, Arizona (9) DB
Ross Verba, Green Bay (30) OL
1986 Chuck Long, Detroit (12) QB
Ronnie Harmon, Buffalo (16) RB
Mike Haight, New York Jets (22) OL
1984 John Alt, Kansas City (21) OL
1982 Ron Hallstrom, Green Bay (22) OL
1976 Rod Walters, Kansas City (14) OL
1972 Craig Clemons, Chicago (12) DB
1966 John Niland, Dallas (5) G
1959 Randy Duncan, Green Bay (1) QB
1958 Alex Karras, Detroit (10) DT
1936 Dick Crayne, Brooklyn (4) FB
HAWKEYES CURRENTLY IN THE NFL
Player Pos Team
C.J. Beathard QB San Francisco 49ers
Austin Blythe OL Los Angeles Rams
Ike Boettger OL Buffalo Bills
Bryan Bulaga OL Green Bay Packers
Adrian Clayborn DE Atlanta Falcons
James Daniels OL Chicago Bears
Mike Daniels DL Detroit Lions
Noah Fant TE Denver Broncos
Jake Gervase DB Los Angeles Rams (Practice Squad)
Parker Hesse TE Tennessee Titans (Practice Squad)
Anthony Hitchens LB Kansas City Chiefs
T.J. Hockenson TE Detroit Lions
Amani Hooker DB Tennessee Titans
Micah Hyde DB Buffalo Bills
Josh Jackson DB Green Bay Packers
Josey Jewell LB Denver Broncos
Jaleel Johnson DL Minnesota Vikings
Desmond King DB Los Angeles Chargers
Christian Kirksey LB Cleveland Browns
George Kittle TE San Francisco 49ers
Casey Kreiter LS Denver Broncos
Anthony Nelson DE Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Matt Nelson DL Detroit Lions (Practice Squad)
Ben Niemann LB Kansas City Chiefs
Riley Reiff OL Minnesota Vikings
Ross Reynolds OL San Francisco 49ers (Practice Squad)
Brandon Scherff OL Washington Redskins
Marshal Yanda OL Baltimore Ravens
HAWKEYES DRAFTED DURING FERENTZ ERA
2019 NFL Draft
Round 1 T.J. Hockenson Detroit Lions Tight End
Round 1 Noah Fant Denver Broncos Tight End
Round 4 Anthony Nelson Tampa Bay Defensive End
Round 4 Amani Hooker Tennessee Defensive Back
2018 NFL Draft
Round 2 James Daniels Chicago Bears Offensive Line
Round 2 Josh Jackson Green Bay Packers Defensive Back
Round 4 Josey Jewell Denver Broncos Linebacker
2017 NFL Draft
Round 3 C.J. Beathard San Francisco 49ers Quarterback
Round 4 Jaleel Johnson Minnesota Vikings Defensive Line
Round 5 George Kittle San Francisco 49ers Tight End
Round 5 Desmond King Los Angeles Chargers Cornerback
2016 NFL Draft
Round 7 Austin Blythe Indianapolis Colts Offensive Line
2015 NFL Draft
Round 1 Brandon Scherff Washington Redskins Offensive Line
Round 3 Carl Davis Baltimore Ravens Defensive Line
Round 4 Andrew Donnal St. Louis Rams Offensive Line
2014 NFL Draft
Round 3 C.J. Fiedorowicz Houston Texans Tight End
Round 3 Christian Kirksey Cleveland Browns Linebacker
Round 4 Anthony Hitchens Dallas Cowboys Linebacker
2013 NFL Draft
Round 5 Micah Hyde Green Bay Packers Cornerback
2012 NFL Draft
Round 1 Riley Reiff Detroit Offensive Line
Round 4 Mike Daniels Green Bay Defensive Line
Round 5 Adam Gettis Washington Offensive Line
Round 5 Shaun Prater Cincinnati Defensive Back
Round 6 Marvin McNutt Philadelphia Wide Receiver
Round 7 Jordan Bernstine Washington Defensive Back
2011 NFL Draft
Round 1 Adrian Clayborn Tampa Bay Defensive End
Round 4 Christian Ballard Minnesota Defensive Line
Round 5 Ricky Stanzi Kansas City Quarterback
Round 5 Karl Klug Tennessee Defensive Line
Round 5 Julian Vandervelde Philadelphia Offensive Line
Round 6 Tyler Sash New York Giants Defensive Back
2010 NFL Draft
Round 1 Bryan Bulaga Green Bay Offensive Line
Round 2 Pat Angerer Indianapolis Linebacker
Round 3 Amari Spievey Detroit Defensive Back
Round 3 Tony Moeaki Kansas City Tight End
Round 4 A.J. Edds Miami Linebacker
Round 7 Kyle Calloway Buffalo Offensive Line
2009 NFL Draft
Round 3 Shonn Greene New York Jets Running Back
Round 3 Bradley Fletcher St. Louis Defensive Back
Round 4 Seth Olsen Denver Offensive Line
Round 6 Brandon Myers Oakland Tight End
2008 NFL Draft
Round 3 Charles Godfrey Carolina Defensive Back
Round 4 Kenny Iwebema Arizona Defensive End
Round 6 Mike Humpal Pittsburgh Linebacker
2007 NFL Draft
Round 3 Marshal Yanda Baltimore Offensive Line
Round 4 Scott Chandler San Diego Tight End
Round 7 Mike Elgin New England Offensive Line
2006 NFL Draft
Round 1 Chad Greenway Minnesota Linebacker
Round 3 Abdul Hodge Green Bay Linebacker
2005 NFL Draft
Round 2 Matt Roth Miami Defensive End
Round 2 Jonathan Babineaux Atlanta Defensive Line
Round 4 Sean Considine Philadelphia Defensive Back
Round 6 Tony Jackson Seattle Tight End
Round 6 Pete McMahon Oakland Offensive Line
2004 NFL Draft
Round 1 Robert Gallery Oakland Offensive Line
Round 2 Bob Sanders Indianapolis Defensive Back
Round 3 Nate Kaeding San Diego Place Kicker
Round 7 Jared Clauss Tennessee Defensive Line
Round 7 Erik Jensen St. Louis Tight End
2003 NFL Draft
Round 1 Dallas Clark Indianapolis Tight End
Round 2 Eric Steinbach Cincinnati Offensive Line
Round 2 Bruce Nelson Carolina Center
Round 5 Derek Pagel New York Jets Defensive Back
Round 5 Ben Sobieski Buffalo Offensive Line
2002 NFL Draft
Round 2 Ladell Betts Washington Running Back
Round 5 Aaron Kampman Green Bay Defensive Line
Round 6 Kahlil Hill Atlanta Wide Receiver
2001 NFL Draft
Round 6 Kevin Kasper Denver Wide Receiver
2000 NFL Draft
Round 5 Austin Wheatley New Orleans Tight End
Round 6 Matt Bowen St. Louis Defensive Back
https://hawkeyesports.com/sports/2019/9/2/nfldraft-19-nfl-draft-html.aspx
Iowa tied with Michigan & Tennessee with 17th most players on 53 man regular rosters.
https://www.ncaa.com/news/football/article/2019-09-03/colleges-most-represented-2019-nfl-rosters
https://www.ncaa.com/news/football/article/2019-09-03/colleges-most-represented-2019-nfl-rosters
It may be in CJ's best interest to get cut. He would not last the day on the waiver wire and the 49ers know that.
If you are a high school football recruit with dreams of playing in the NFL, Iowa is a good school. Certainly much better than most neighbors in the area.
The Bears and James Daniels had a rough night tonight. The Packers win in Chicago, 10-3.
James is #68.
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James is #68.
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Happy for James Ferentz!
The NFL literally stands for "Not For Long." James Ferentz out of the NFL? Not For Long.
One guy (who was recently acquired by the Patriots) getting released means an opportunity for James Ferentz.
See the orig post for individual player names.
Check out this breakdown comparison over the last 2 years:
2019
# Players Making 53 man NFL Rosters
25: IOWA
5: Clown U
# Players Making an NFL Practice Squad:
4: IOWA
2: Clown U
2018
# Players Making 53 man NFL Rosters
26: IOWA
5: Clown U
# Players Making an NFL Practice Squad:
4: IOWA (Rudock & Willies don't count)
2: Clown U
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Check out this breakdown comparison over the last 2 years:
2019
# Players Making 53 man NFL Rosters
25: IOWA
5: Clown U
# Players Making an NFL Practice Squad:
4: IOWA
2: Clown U
2018
# Players Making 53 man NFL Rosters
26: IOWA
5: Clown U
# Players Making an NFL Practice Squad:
4: IOWA (Rudock & Willies don't count)
2: Clown U
@mr12182
Christian Kirksey was one of the few bright spots in today's 30 point loss.
He had 6 tackles; 5 were solo; 2 were for loss.
He had 6 tackles; 5 were solo; 2 were for loss.
When you are a good player for Cleveland it kind of stands out.
I really don't want to see Adrian wearing a Clown shirt on Monday.
He seems pretty confident in a Hawkeye win.
He seems pretty confident in a Hawkeye win.
