So what do you want them to do with Lemar's contract
@xi0? Keep it short term? Let him go? Or get something long term done?
Idk how he feels about short-term or long-term himself really, don't remember if there's been any reporting on that. While short-term is less risk, it also increases the immediate cap hit and would make it harder to win in the immediate future while we still have a good core of players that could win now.
I think that barring the front office or coaching staff knowing something we don't, you pay him if you can. If he wants 250 million guaranteed then I'm not sure I can be at a position that blames the front office for tagging him and trading him. I WILL blame them for kneecapping this offense personnel-wise at the WR position and continuing to allow Harbaugh full autonomy on who coaches the offense when it is no longer returning results. That shit must stop. Thankfully I think Roman's contract is up so they have less reason to continue with him. It boggles the mind that Dobbins didn't carry the ball once on Sunday in the Red Zone.
All of the media noise is just tiring. Statistically he has "regressed" as far as efficiency goes maybe but he has absolutely progressed as a passer. The talent he had at WR took a nose-dive this year, and last year our best WR was a disgruntled child who tried to get traded a year prior. His stats looking worse are just a huge coincidence I guess.
The injury-prone thing is also overblown. This isn't someone with a recurrent injury issues because of recklessly rushing the ball and taking bad hits. He's not RGIII. His two major injuries have both basically come from passing in the pocket. Refusing to give him a deal because of injuries is essentially blocking his bag because of bad luck or that the OLine couldn't block properly. This conversation would never happen if Lamar wasn't the QB rushing record holder.