The San Francisco 49ers announced Monday that they have signed fifth-round draft pick Parys Haralson.
Haralson (6-0, 250) played defensive end at Tennessee, but has moved to outside linebacker in San Francisco’s 3-4 defense.
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Steadypimpin said:
I’m glad were signing these guys quickly. I hope he is as good as the hype Im hearing about the guy.
3 hours after the fact.GoT VD??? said:
He’s gonna come in and be a backup we have a lot of linebackers on our roster right now either you win a spot or your a backup.moore smith ulbrich and lawson are the top four I don’t see there spots being taken…
3 hours after the fact.ShaneO said:
Yea, but nothin wrong with havin some depth and and an xtra pass rusher on the team we watched too many games last year where the QB had about 10-15 seconds to throw the ball!! its cool we signed all these DEs to be LBs but is it just me or do we have like NO real DEs???
3 hours after the fact.AntiG said:
ShaneO that’s because we run a 3-4 defense. There are no traditional DEs in that scheme.
4 hours after the fact.ted bundy said:
u guys think we are gonna have the personnel to run the 3-4 this year? we don’t have a “big ass anchorman” for the NT, adams and sopaaga(not correctly spelled, sorry) are not the usual size for NT’s in a 3-4, their smaller
4 hours after the fact.Malias46 said:
YEA MAN, DA 3-4 WILL WORK, GRANTED YOU’D LIKE TO HAVE A MONSTER IN THE MIDDLE, BUT THE GUYS YOU JUST MENTIONED WILL WORK, THEIR LOW CENTER OF GRAVITY WILL WORK TO THEIR ADVANTAGE PLUS, THEY WON’T GET CUT BLOCKED VERY EASILY.OFCOURSE,THIS ALSO DEPENDS HOW HEALTHY THEY CAN STAY. ADAMS WILL BE SOLID, SOPOAGA IS HELLA STRONG BUT HIS WEAKNESS MIGHT STILL BE HIS LOWER-BACK.
6 hours after the fact.Eric said:
I know that “listed” and “actual” are a little different, but Sopoaga is listed at 321 pounds, how much do you WANT him to weigh??? Adams is listed at 299, which isn’t bad either. By comparison, Chicago’s HEAVIST DT is 318 pounds. The SUPER BOWL CHAMPS run the 3-4, and their heaviest DT is 302 pounds. I don’t see anything to worry about at DT for our team.
8 hours after the fact.ShaneO said:
i agree with you guys on the 3-4 i think the DTs are ok i just wish we had some bigger DEs to fit our scheme, but i think we got a good chance at having an above average D this year, i think B Moore is gonan step it up!!
9 hours after the fact.Michael said:
Give Sopoaga some time, last year was in actuallity his rookie season(during his real rookie season he was injured and out for the year so his second season was his first season playing in the nfl).
9 hours after the fact.chris hartman said:
SIGN VERN DOG ALREADY
11 hours after the fact.Daniel said:
Why havent we signed VD or Manny Yet?
11 hours after the fact.ted bundy said:
we probably havent signed vd or manny cuz their waiting to see how the other top picks contracts are so they have something to compare to
15 hours after the fact.Eddie D. said:
We’re outta cash. Spent it all on Walt Harris. They’ll sit out this year and re-enter the draft, fuckin’ gold diggers, or should I say fuckin 49ers
15 hours after the fact.AntiG said:
Eric –
Sopoaga in a recent article was said to be at 331 lbs now.
Chicago runs a tampa-2 scheme which require quick, athletic, one gap penetrators at DT. Totally different type of DT than what you want for a 3-4.
Casey Hampton is Pittsburgh’s biggest tackle, he’s around 340-350 lbs.
19 hours after the fact.Eric said:
Eddie D, you’re an idiot. The Niners aren’t even CLOSE to being out of money. We went into the draft, AFTER Walt Harris signing, with 15-20 million in cap room. The top draft picks are centered around the picks around you. You don’t want to sign the 5th pick of the draft to a higher contract than the 4th pick, or lower than the 6th. It’s this way every year. July is when the first rounders start getting signed. You guys act like you’re new to this, it’s the same way every year.
AntiG, forgot about Hampton, he’s “listed” at 325. Regardless, our size at DT is fine.
24 hours after the fact.ted bundy said:
hehe tell him eric
1 day after the fact.AntiG said:
Our size at NT is ok, but at DE it is below average. Typically 3-4 teams field ends (converted 2-gap tackles) in the 300-320 lb range due to the lack of upfront presence of the scheme in order to help free up the linebackers to shoot the gaps. In the offseason I was really hoping for Ma’ake Kemoeatu (and after he went off the market, Sam Adams) which would’ve prompted Sopoaga to move to left end and Young to right end. Sopoaga is surprisingly a great athlete, he is a terrific tree-climber with quick-twitch muscles, ran a 4.97 and 5.05 40 at the combine (of NFL 3-4 ends, only Seymour and Castillo had faster times) and had a 31 sack season in JUCO which at least shows he makes for a decent pass rusher when the time requires it. I’d love to bring another NT in to be able to utilize Ice as an end and maximize the effectiveness of the line.
1 day after the fact.Mike P. said:
Hay, coaches and staff when is VD signing a contract?
1 day after the fact.Mike P. said:
Coaches and staff when are you getting VD to sign his contract. Don’t wait until the season is opened.
1 day after the fact.Justin said:
I like this signing. I believe that he will surprise a lot of people this season and really stand out as a great player.
2 days after the fact.