[Elvis]

They're pulling a Rams reset of a couple years ago but they don't have a Lombardi to show for it and we'll see if they can stay competitive the way the Rams have while shedding a lot of veterans.

"Because right now, this feels like a purge, not a strategy. The 49ers are an enormously profitable enterprise. There’s little chance the Yorks are running out of money. They’re just choosing to cut back this season after spending near the top of the league the past few years. That’s certainly their right. But it’s absolutely fair for fans and players to question why this is happening and why so many other teams — teams the 49ers will play this season — are spending so much more than the 49ers.

How far is this going to go? I’ve heard that talks have started cordially between Purdy and the 49ers on his new extension, but what if the 49ers’ money people decide that they can either go 7-10 with him or 5-12 without him this season, so why compromise? What if that negotiation runs up against the 49ers’ hard line? Where is this headed?"

[PARAM]

Well they've spent near the top of the NFL and they have 1 SB appearance. A loss. Perhaps it's management (HC/GM).

On the other hand when a team wins a Superbowl, everybody seems to believe they're worth more than their pay scale. But with the niners, that's happened without a Lombardi. Aiyuk, Deebo, etc.

Maybe ownership has had enough, paying runners up like they're the Champions.

[Haden]

Well they've spent near the top of the NFL and they have 1 SB appearance. A loss. Perhaps it's management (HC/GM).

On the other hand when a team wins a Superbowl, everybody seems to believe they're worth more than their pay scale. But with the niners, that's happened without a Lombardi. Aiyuk, Deebo, etc.

Maybe ownership has had enough, paying runners up like they're the Champions.

Seems spot on to me.

[rams74]

Maybe what they're really trying to do is fill up SoFi Stadium with Rams fans.

I applaud them.