The Dwight Clark evidence to end all evidence with no more response etc.

[Blake]

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/la4AAOSwXrBbGTwg/s-l1600.jpg

You're done for good now, old fat man.

Just say okay okay I was wrong, the court was right I'll move on back in my basement under the carport now and listen to blues of the 1920s by myself.

[Avant]

Blake, there was never any debate he lined up at TE sometimes, I mentioned that when this all started. BUT....look at what the card lists him as, yep.....WIDE RECEIVER. (did you even see that?)

The court said he was a TE, not a WR/TE....right? Dude, right there on that card...WIDE RECEIVER....why? Yep, he was WIDE RECEIVER.

I'm thinking the guy didn't even see WIDE RECEIVER.

I think this should put an end to this, the court was wrong as we just saw, not TE but...WIDE RECEIVER.

See that 16.9 avg in 1984? What TE averages 16.9 in a season? Who?

George Kittle broke all kinds of TE records last season, one of them was that single season yards records of 965 yards held by Vernon Davis, well if Clark was a TE then that 1105 from 81 would have been the record, why wasn't it, yep....Clark was just like that card said a...WIDE RECEIVER.

I think I'll mix a little AA and cherry Coke, maybe toss in some red hots. Light some candles and incense sticks, kick back and chill out in my Fortress of Solitude with some vintage Robert Johnson., hate them Hell Hounds.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHAIgpih86E


Blake, you didn't notice that WIDE RECEIVER did ya?

This was an easy win, wish Blake had put up a better fight.

Dwight Clark just like Blake showed us....WIDE RECEIVER.


Little people stick to what ya know, obviously track/football ain't it.

Rookies sheesh~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[Chucho]

That moldy shack is a "fortress" the way you are 275 lbs of twisted steel.

[Avant]

That moldy shack is a "fortress" the way you are 275 lbs of twisted steel.

translation

Damn Blake, what were you thinking man? You didn't notice WIDE RECEIVER? Dude, ya fucked up.

[Avant]

If we turn that card over we see this...

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51Qx6YtbxXL._SX425_.jpg


The only place we see his position was on the back with that.......WIDE RECEIVER.

So much for was he a TE, as we can see that is over.

And when it comes to a WR/TE.....who was ever called that?

TE Jimmy Graham lines up all over the place, and there was even talk about him wanting WR money, but.........he is never ever called WR.

Dwight Clark had a 13.3 career average per catch, what TE has a 13.3 average for a career, not Gonzalez, Witten, Winslow, Sharpe, Gates. That is a WR avg.


Remember when it was......but who cares?

[Avant]

Dwight Clark Stats | Pro-Football-Reference.com


(https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=22&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjiucOnrY_hAhXPup4KHSy6Dt8QFjAVegQIBxAB&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.pro-football-reference.com%2Fplayers%2FC%2FClarDw00.htm&usg=AOvVaw3LqBcDZDHzAImT7wQ297vd)https://www.pro-football-reference.com › Players › C

Dwight Clark: Pos: WR, Career: 134 G, 48 TD, All-Pro(1st), 2xProBowl, 49ers 1979-1987, 1x Rec Leader, born NC 1957, died 2018.High School‎: ‎Garinger (NC)

See....Pos: WR

The guy was never a TE, always a WR who once in a great while came in tight.

[GAustex]

CLark might have been the slowest wide out ever. That dude for Baltimore (he was a coach), in that era may have been slower. Max McGee was slower maybe...Boyd Dowler also.
Ditka, John Mackey were tight ends in that era. Mackey was pretty good...
Bob Hayes now he was fast...

[Blake]

Blake says Dwight Clark's position was WR/TE.

So does Topps.

I'll leave you to ramble on in senile old man fashion now for another 50+ pages about how everyone else is wrong and you're right

[Avant]

CLark might have been the slowest wide out ever. That dude for Baltimore (he was a coach), in that era may have been slower. Max McGee was slower maybe...Boyd Dowler also.
Ditka, John Mackey were tight ends in that era. Mackey was pretty good...
Bob Hayes now he was fast...

Ray Berry that Baltimore coach, was as good as it got, but....slow. He was way before Clark.

Boyd Dowler was not slow, he was actually a track hurdler, yep on Max McGee.

John Mackey was incredible, the first GREAT TE. Ditka just a notch below but he was great. The first two TE's in the HOF.

Bullet Bob Hayes, is STILL the fastest player to ever play pro football, he would blow by guys today just like he did in his day.

Tyreek Hill has ran a 10.19 but HS, so let's give him a 10.08. Bullet Bob ran a 10.06 on a shoddy dirt track over 50 years ago.

[Avant]

So does Topps.

I'll leave you to ramble on in senile old man fashion now for another 50+ pages about how everyone else is wrong and you're right

Blake, nobody ever disputed that the guy plays some TE, ok? I saw him do it, ok? The thing was he played the WR position, not TE.

Dude, do you really think a Niner fan wouldn't know this stuff? I never missed any game in his career, I;m going to know where he plays, ya reckon?

You'll leave me because ya got your butt kicked.

Rookies sheesh~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[spurraider21]

your honor, i move to admit the following admission into evidence


Blake, nobody ever disputed that the guy plays some TE, ok? I saw him do it, ok?

[Avant]

your honor, i move to admit the following admission into evidence

Also add....
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/la4AAOSwXrBbGTwg/s-l1600.jpg

See........................WIDE RECEIVER

[Avant]

Speaking of WR which we are with Dwight Clark.

The first really great combo was on the old Browns back in their AAFC days. This was Mac Speedie and Hall of Famer to be Dante Lavelle, with Otto Graham tossing the ball. Now add the great Marion Motley at fullback another HOF.

The Rams had Tom Fears and "Crazy Legs" Hirsch in the 50's, both in the HOF.


What gets me, is it's pretty obvious I know football, so why would anyone challenge me? A known Niner fan doesn't know where Dwight Clark played?

[Will Hunting]

Blake, there was never any debate he lined up at TE sometimes

If he lined up at tight end that would mean he played tight end.

[Avant]

https://www.tah-heetch.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/1983-topps-164-dwight-clark-san-francisco-49ers-football-card-ebay.jpg

[Avant]

Who can show me any of his cards where we read,,...TIGHT END....as his position?

Hint....there aren't any, the reason....he was a....WIDE RECEIVER.

[Blake]

Blake, there was never any debate he lined up at TE sometimes, I mentioned that when this all started.


Blake, show me one game where Clark played TE, ok?

Perjury

[Blake]

Who can show me any of his cards where we read,,...TIGHT END....as his position?

Hint....there aren't any, the reason....he was a....WIDE RECEIVER.

Post #1 of this thread, freak.

[Avant]

Perjury

My God guy.

Work with me here slugger.

Right off the bat I told you he came in tight but it was rare, why act like you don't remember that? BUT....he never ever started the game as that Niner TE with somebody else at his WR position, does this really need to be explained to you....wow~~~~~~~~~

Dude, every game in every video we see ...WR Dwight Clark....when they show the starters, we never see....TE Dwight Clark....ok man?

[Avant]

Post #1 of this thread, freak.

No freak, we see....WIDE RECEIVER....as it position. Are you blind?

Dude, talking about how he can play both doesn't change the fact his position was a.........WIDE RECEIVER.....just like the card says.

[Avant]

Work with me here people.

Every player has his position and gets paid accordingly. Dwight Clark never made TE money he made WR money. He averaged over 13 yards a catch for his career, what TE can say that?

YES YES YES YES.......as I said long ago, there were a few plays in that offense that had him in tight, but......that doesn't mean his new position was TE....OK? What rewrite his deal?

When that multi talented cat in New Orleans (what the fuck is his name) comes in at QB and Brees heads out wide, what.....Drew Brees is a WR?

Moving into another position for a play or two doesn't change what you are, what your pay rate is.

I did assume all this was more than obvious, guess not.

[Chucho]

Larry losing cases like Bill Cosby.

[Avant]

Larry losing cases like Bill Cosby.

Chucho, ya didn't read anything did ya? This is over Blake fucked up, and knows it.

It has been proven that Clark was a WIDE RECEIVER and not a TE. If you'd actually read anything you'd know this.

[Chucho]

Chucho, ya didn't read anything did ya? This is over Blake fucked up, and knows it.

It has been proven that Clark was a WIDE RECEIVER and not a TE. If you'd actually read anything you'd know this.

If you read anything in any of these threads, you would know you lost this argument, this case and the vote.

[Avant]

If you read anything in any of these threads, you would know you lost this argument, this case and the vote.

Dude, you think kids can run a 20.00, hahahaha~~~~~~~

No Chucho, this...Avant must lose....isn't working, ALL the evidence proves without a doubt Clark was a WR. There is nothing that has him as a TE as his position.....nothing.

Find anything that shows Clark with TE being his position, come on let's see it.

See....WIDE RECEIVER?


https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/la4AAOSwXrBbGTwg/s-l1600.jpg

[Chucho]

You lost. You lost the vote, the argument and the court case.

That's undeniable fact just as Dwight Clark is a TE.

[spurraider21]

You lost. You lost the vote, the argument and the court case.

That's undeniable fact just as Dwight Clark is a TE.
also he's fat

[Chucho]

also he's fat

As is his whole family.

[Avant]

You lost. You lost the vote, the argument and the court case.

That's undeniable fact just as Dwight Clark is a TE.

Chucho, you can't read?


https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/la4AAOSwXrBbGTwg/s-l1600.jpg

[Chucho]

Chucho, you can't read?


https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/la4AAOSwXrBbGTwg/s-l1600.jpg

The ruling is set. You lost.

[Avant]

also he's fat

translation

I tried but, yes Dwight Clark was a WR and not a TE. Way too much evidence to deal with proving yes a WR.

Sorry Blake, I did try, just got overwelmed, and you didn't help maters with this thread.

[Avant]

The ruling is set. You lost.

Bullshit, I won this easily, the outcome never in doubt. We never ignore the facts, NEVER,

There is absolutely nothing showing Clark as TE being his position....nothing.

Chucho, a 20.00 for some kid, hahahahaha~~~~~~~~~~ That won the 72 Olympic 200m.

[Avant]

How funny is this?

Judge...ok court what does this tell us?

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/la4AAOSwXrBbGTwg/s-l1600.jpg

How about this?

[Avant]

https://www.tah-heetch.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/1983-topps-164-dwight-clark-san-francisco-49ers-football-card-ebay.jpg

[Avant]

Judge.....well?

SFS....that tells us Dwight Clark was a TE.

Judge....huh? Are you looking at it right? You don't see....WIDE RECEIVER...WR...WIDE RECEIVER?

SFS.....we don't know much about football judge, sorry.

[spurraider21]

Judge.....well?

SFS....that tells us Dwight Clark was a TE.

Judge....huh? Are you looking at it right? You don't see....WIDE RECEIVER...WR...WIDE RECEIVER?

SFS.....we don't know much about football judge, sorry.
nope

Judge: interesting evidence. i'm instructing the jury to deliberate

.... time passes ...

Judge: foreman of the jury, has the jury reached a verdict

Jury: yes. we find that dwight clark was a TE

Judge: maybe i thought otherwise, but the jury's verdict is final.

[Avant]

nope

Judge: interesting evidence. i'm instructing the jury to deliberate

.... time passes ...

Judge: foreman of the jury, has the jury reached a verdict

Jury: yes. we find that dwight clark was a TE

Judge: maybe i thought otherwise, but the jury's verdict is final.

Talking about new Niner TE George Kittle.

Through the decades, the 49ers have had some terrific tight ends. Russ Francis, Vernon Davis, Brent Jones and Ted Kwalick rank among some of the finest.
Now, George Kittle is starting to look like he may eventually join that group.

That is the norm, when talking Niner TE;s there is never any mention of Dwight Clark at all......why?

I know he was a WR, everybody who knows football knows he was a WR, every game video of him playing proves he was a WR, all the cards....WR. There is no doubt of any kind he was a WR. there is noting anywhere that shows...TE...as his position.

Blake himself posted a card that read...WIDE RECEIVER.

So, I won this and everybody knows it.

[spurraider21]

So, I won this and everybody knows it.
nope. "everybody" voted. that's the jury. you were wrong. lol

[Avant]

nope. "everybody" voted. that's the jury. you were wrong. lol

So we have 12 people here who don't know Dwight Clark was a WR?

Dude, none of them ever saw him play?

None of them know what.,...WIDE RECEIVER...on a football card means?

What a dumb jury.

Way too dumb to concern myself with.

Blake, time to....ok ok I was wrong, ok?

[Blake]

So we have 12 people here who don't know Dwight Clark was a WR?

Dude, none of them ever saw him play?

None of them know what.,...WIDE RECEIVER...on a football card means?

What a dumb jury.

Way too dumb to concern myself with.

Blake, time to....ok ok I was wrong, ok?

You're talking out of both sides of your fat ass

[Avant]

You're talking out of both sides of your fat ass

Dude, you posted a card that read.....WIDE RECEIVER....right?

So, what did that tell us, well?

[pgardn]

I clearly saw tight end mentioned.

Avante stated Clark was not a tight end.

End of argument, pervert loses.
Court is adjourned close thread.

[Avant]

I clearly saw tight end mentioned.

Avante stated Clark was not a tight end.

End of argument, pervert loses.
Court is adjourned close thread.

Only pervert here is you faggot.

Dude, the card made it very clear....WIDE RECEIVER..ok?

And, Clark was never ever a TE...ok? He would move into that position now and then, but at no time was he ever a TE as his position, ok?

In track we see 200m cats moving up once in awhile to run the 400m, that doesn't make them a 400m sprinter, ok?

[pgardn]

Only pervert here is you faggot.

Dude, the card made it very clear....WIDE RECEIVER..ok?

And, Clark was never ever a TE...ok? He would move into that position now and then, but at no time was he ever a TE as his position, ok?

In track we see 200m cats moving up once in awhile to run the 400m, that doesn't make them a 400m sprinter, ok?

No.

It’s not OK.
You are and have been wrong all along.

[Avant]

Grant Holloway is a 110 hurdler, that is what he is known for. But....he will long jump and run the sprints and the 4x4 relay, but......everybody knows he is actually a 110 hurdler.

I know, confused.

[Avant]

No.

It’s not OK.
You are and have been wrong all along.

Dude, have you even seen him play?

[Blake]

Dude, you posted a card that read.....WIDE RECEIVER....right?

So, what did that tell us, well?

It also reads TIGHT END

[Blake]

Dude, have you even seen in play?

You have and you said you saw him play tight end

[Avant]

It also reads TIGHT END

Dude, why was he listed as a WIDE RECEIVER on the card, well? Why is it he is NEVER listed as a TE on any card?

[Avant]

You have and you said you saw him play tight end

Yes I saw all his games, he'd come in tight every now and then, but.....was always/100% of the time the starting WR never a TE.

Why are you ignoring Kittle breaking the Niner TE yardage record of 965 yards by Vernon Davis? Clark had a 1105 season, why wasn't that the record, well?

[Avant]

Why no mention of Dwight Clark talking Niner TE's


https://ninernoise.com/2018/12/08/49ers-5-best-tight-ends-franchise-history/

[Avant]

ONE MORE TIME

This gets totally ignored.

Clark has a career avg of 13.3 a reception.

Ok?

That is better than all the stud TE,s why? Yep.....that is a WR avg not a TE.

Go ahead Google Gonzalez, Witten, Gates, Winslow, Sharp, I already did.

Did Clark make TE pay or WR pay?

[Avant]

Here have 8 in a row all.....WIDE RECEIVER


There's a catch to former 49ers great Dwight Clark and his battle with ...


(https://www.latimes.com/sports/nfl/la-sp-dwight-clark-als-20180109-story.html)https://www.latimes.com/sports/nfl/la-sp-dwight-clark-als-20180109-story.html

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San Francisco 49ers legend Dwight Clark reveals he has ALS | Sport ...


(https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2017/mar/20/san-francisco-49ers-dwight-clark-the-catch-als-diagnosis)https://www.theguardian.com/.../san-francisco-49ers-dwight-clark-the-catch-als-diagn...




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49er great Dwight Clark — receiver who made 'The Catch' — dies at 61


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Dwight Clark buried near 'The Catch' goal post at Eddie DeBartolo's ...


(https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/dwight-clark-buried-near-the-catch-goal-post-at-eddie-debartolos-montana-ranch/ar-AAzKitN)https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/dwight-clark-buried...the.../ar-AAzKitN




Jul 8, 2018 - In June, Clark passed away at the age of 61 after battling ALS. ... San Francisco 49ers Wide Receiver Dwight Clark makes “The Catch” against the Dallas Cowboys .... "That was the goalpost that was in the end zone of 'The Catch' at Candlestick when Dwight Clark ... Incredible Cash Back Card Offers 0%…




Dwight Clark dies at 61: Former San Francisco 49ers receiver known ...


(https://www.denverpost.com/2018/06/04/dwight-clark-dies/)https://www.denverpost.com/2018/06/04/dwight-clark-dies/




Jun 4, 2018 - Dwight Clark, the former 49ers wide receiver whose reception known as ... He was responsible for one of the most iconic plays in NFL history that ... Clark leaped to make a fingertip catch over Everson Walls and the 49ers .... Colorado suing Trump for public safety money withheld over immigration dispute.




An unlikely friendship: Everson Walls will be there for Dwight Clark ...


(https://www.sfchronicle.com/49ers/article/An-unlikely-friendship-Everson-Walls-will-be-12294679.php)https://www.sfchronicle.com/.../An-unlikely-friendship-Everson-Walls-will-be-12294...




Oct 21, 2017 - There was cash to be made from “The Catch.” Even for Everson Walls. And he never would have known about the money if not for Dwight Clark. ... Park, the 49ers wide receiver approached the Cowboys cornerback at an NFL ...




49ers Great Dwight Clark Dies At 61; Forever To Be Remembered For ...


(https://www.forbes.com/sites/johndelcos/2018/06/05/49ers-great-dwight-clark-always-remembered-for-the-catch/)https://www.forbes.com/.../49ers-great-dwight-clark-always-remembered-for-the-catc...




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Dwight Clark - Wikipedia


(https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=18&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjc8aPt4o_hAhUUup4KHXyNDvIQFjARegQIBRAB&url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FDwight _Clark&usg=AOvVaw2U7PZBB11O6-xJYd7s4YCl)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dwight_Clark




Dwight Edward Clark (January 8, 1957 – June 4, 2018) was an American football wide receiver ... Unheralded as a collegian playing alongside wide receiver Jerry Butler, Clark felt fortunate to get to the NFL. In 1988, he was inducted into the ...Missing: money










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I didn't go cherry picking they was just there.

[Avant]

Hell

1983 San Francisco 49ers Roster










#
Player
Pos
G
GS
Age
College

68
John Ayers (https://www.footballdb.com/players/john-ayers-ayersjo01)
OG
16
16
30
West Texas A&M

7
Guy Benjamin (https://www.footballdb.com/players/guy-benjamin-benjagu01)
QB
4
0
28
Stanford

44
Richard Blackmore (https://www.footballdb.com/players/richard-blackmore-blackri01)
DB
11
1
27
Mississippi State

76
Dwaine Board (https://www.footballdb.com/players/dwaine-board-boarddw01)
DE
16
13
26
North Carolina A&T

57
Dan Bunz (https://www.footballdb.com/players/dan-bunz-bunzda01)
LB
9
0
28
Long Beach State

6
Matt Cavanaugh (https://www.footballdb.com/players/matt-cavanaugh-cavanma01)
QB
5
0
27
Pittsburgh

78
John Choma (https://www.footballdb.com/players/john-choma-chomajo01)
OG
6
0
28
Virginia

87
Dwight Clark*********************************** (https://www.footballdb.com/players/dwight-clark-clarkdw01)
WR
16
13
26
Clemson

47
Tim Collier (https://www.footballdb.com/players/tim-collier-colliti01)
DB
10
4
29
Texas A&M-Commerce

49
Earl Cooper (https://www.footballdb.com/players/earl-cooper-coopeea01)
RB
16
0
26
Rice

33
Roger Craig (https://www.footballdb.com/players/roger-craig-craigro01)
RB
16
13
23
Nebraska

[Avant]

1986

Starters

*ProBowl, +1st-tm All-Pro (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/about/allpro.htm)
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Yrs
GS
Summary of Player Stats
Drafted (tm/rnd/yr)



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Joe Montana (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/M/MontJo01.htm)
30
7
8
191 for 307, 2,236 yards, 8 td, 9 int, & 17 rushes for 38 yards and 0 td
San Francisco 49ers / 3rd / 82nd pick / 1979 (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1979/draft.htm)


RB
Joe Cribbs (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CribJo00.htm)
28
6
10
152 rushes for 590 yards, 5 td, & 35 catches for 346 yards and 0 td
Buffalo Bills / 2nd / 29th pick / 1980 (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1980/draft.htm)


FB
Roger Craig (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CraiRo00.htm)
26
3
15
204 rushes for 830 yards, 7 td, & 81 catches for 624 yards and 0 td
San Francisco 49ers / 2nd / 49th pick / 1983 (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1983/draft.htm)


WR
Dwight Clark (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/ClarDw00.htm)
29
7
14
61 catches for 794 yards, 2 td
San Francisco 49ers / 10th / 249th pick / 1979 (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1979/draft.htm)


WR
Jerry Rice (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/R/RiceJe00.htm)*+
24
1
15
86 catches for 1,570 yards, 15 td, & 10 rushes for 72 yards and 1 td
San Francisco 49ers / 1st / 16th pick / 1985 (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1985/draft.htm)


TE
Russ Francis (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/F/FranRu00.htm)
33
11
14
41 catches for 505 yards, 1 td
New England Patriots / 1st / 16th pick / 1975 (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1975/draft.htm)


LT
Bubba Paris (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/P/PariBu20.htm)
26
3
9
1 fumble recovered
San Francisco 49ers / 2nd / 29th pick / 1982 (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1982/draft.htm)


LG
John Ayers (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/A/AyerJo20.htm)
33
9
14

San Francisco 49ers / 8th / 223rd pick / 1976 (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1976/draft.htm)


C
Fred Quillan (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/Q/QuilFr00.htm)
30
8
16

San Francisco 49ers / 7th / 175th pick / 1978 (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1978/draft.htm)


RG
Randy Cross (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CrosRa00.htm)
32
10
16
1 fumble recovered
San Francisco 49ers / 2nd / 42nd pick / 1976 (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1976/draft.htm)


RT
Keith Fahnhorst (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/F/FahnKe00.htm)
34
12
16

San Francisco 49ers / 2nd / 35th pick / 1974 (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1974/draft.htm)

[Avant]

There is no football card listing TE as his position

No roster listing TE as his position

No game footage listing him as the TE.


Come on people, don't look totally goofy, ok?

Big Niner fan here, ok?

[Chucho]

Has anyone ever been so reluctant to come to grips with reality??

[Avant]

Has anyone ever been so reluctant to come to grips with reality??

Chucho, you don't even know who Dwight Clark even is, do you?

Look up above we see WIDE RECEIVER more than a dozen times, where s TE?

Dude, reality is this....Cali guy here who saw all his games, he played WR, yep, just like all that says above.

Chucho, find anything showing Clark as TE being his position. Do something besides just.....so who does Avant have, ok the other guy.

[Blake]

Chucho, find anything showing Clark as TE being his position.


Blake, nobody ever disputed that the guy plays some TE, ok? I saw him do it, ok?

[Avant]

Blake, how many times are you going to play that? You actually don't get it?

Whoa~~~~

I'm not talking about moving him around, ok guy? I'm talking about what his actual position was. That isn't obvious?

Before the game roster, where players start at. alright? Hell, a guy might line up at RB, TE, WR, FB in a game, that doesn't change the fact he is a WR.

Are you kidding me?

Charger Keith Lincoln kicked/punted. returned kicks/punt, lined up everywhere, but......fullback.

[Avant]

Taysom Hill

Taysom Shawn Hill
Position: QB
6-2, 221lb (188cm, 100kg)
Team: New Orleans Saints (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/nor/2018.htm)

See QB?

We have seen this guy play all over the place. yet....QB. See how that works?



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=963_PJ8ljWs



Drew Brees is a WR because he is in that position? How about a QB split out wide?

[Chucho]

Give it up, Larry. The five threads and all the denial is overkill.

[Avant]

Give it up, Larry. The five threads and all the denial is overkill.

Dude

In the 1979 draft, the Dallas Cowboys were placed just ahead of the 49ers. The Cowboys' draft strategy through that time was to take the highest-ranked player on their draft board at the time of their selection, regardless of position. When the Cowboys' turn came up in the third round, the highest rated player on their board was Montana. However, feeling that the quarterback position was in excellent long-term shape with Roger Staubach (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Staubach) and Danny White (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_White), and desperately needing a tight end, the Cowboys went off their strategy and drafted Doug Cosbie (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doug_Cosbie). The 49ers took Montana. The 49ers other notable draft choice of the 1979 draft was wide receiver Dwight Clark (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dwight_Clark) in the 10th round. Walsh discovered the unheralded Clark while scouting quarterback Steve Fuller of Clemson University (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clemson_University) as Clark ran routes for Fuller during Walsh's evaluation of the quarterback. Walsh's serendipitous discovery of Clark proved to be an early glimpse into the coach's keen eye for talent.[citation needed (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Citation_needed)]

[Chucho]

Dude

In the 1979 draft, the Dallas Cowboys were placed just ahead of the 49ers. The Cowboys' draft strategy through that time was to take the highest-ranked player on their draft board at the time of their selection, regardless of position. When the Cowboys' turn came up in the third round, the highest rated player on their board was Montana. However, feeling that the quarterback position was in excellent long-term shape with Roger Staubach (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Staubach) and Danny White (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_White), and desperately needing a tight end, the Cowboys went off their strategy and drafted Doug Cosbie (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doug_Cosbie). The 49ers took Montana. The 49ers other notable draft choice of the 1979 draft was wide receiver Dwight Clark (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dwight_Clark) in the 10th round. Walsh discovered the unheralded Clark while scouting quarterback Steve Fuller of Clemson University (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clemson_University) as Clark ran routes for Fuller during Walsh's evaluation of the quarterback. Walsh's serendipitous discovery of Clark proved to be an early glimpse into the coach's keen eye for talent.[citation needed (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Citation_needed)]




Overkill, Larry. Overkill.

[Avant]

Chucho, there is nothing anywhere showing Clark as the teams tarting TE, why?

Have you ever seen him play?

[Avant]

Overkill, Larry. Overkill.

Try, more proof the guy was not a TE.

[Chucho]

Chucho, there is nothing anywhere showing Clark as the teams tarting TE, why?

Have you ever seen him play?

That's not the issue. This is already settled and 6ou just cant get over it, that is the issue. Just stop.

[Avant]

That's not the issue. This is already settled and 6ou just cant get over it, that is the issue. Just stop.

Chucho,you don't even know who he was do ya?

This is you.....

you....just got here, so who is Dwight Clark, oh never mind he was a what...... WR?
SFS...Avant has WR.
you...ok, so....RB?
SFS...ah...TE..ok?
You...sure sure...TE. So a Cowboy? Steeler?
SFS...Niner

[Avant]

Chucho, how old are you?

Clark last played in 87 so...hmmmm?

Can you talk the Niners in the 80's? Are you even a football fan?

[Avant]

Top 20 Niner receivers


Receiving



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Rk
Player
From
To
G
Pos
AV
Tgt
Rec
Ctch%
Yds
Y/R
TD
Lng
R/G
Y/G
Fmb


1
Jerry Rice (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/R/RiceJe00.htm)
1985
2000
238
WR
215
1177
1281

19247
15.0
176
96
5.4
80.9
23


2
Terrell Owens (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/O/OwenTe00.htm)
1996
2003
121
WR
95
969
592
61.1%
8572
14.5
81
79
4.9
70.8
7


3
Dwight Clark (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/ClarDw00.htm)
1979
1987
134
WR
72

506

6750
13.3
48
80
3.8
50.4
4


4
Gene Washington (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/W/WashGe00.htm)
1969
1977
124
WR
83

371

6664
18.0
59
79
3.0
53.7
2


5
Billy Wilson (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/W/WilsBi00.htm)
1951
1960
103
RE
1

407

5902
14.5
49
77
4.0
57.3
4


6
Vernon Davis (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/D/DaviVe00.htm)
2006
2015
139
TE
50
717
441
61.5%
5640
12.8
55
73
3.2
40.6
8


7
John Taylor (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/T/TaylJo00.htm)
1987
1995
121
WR
68
222
347

5598
16.1
43
97
2.9
46.3
16


8
Brent Jones (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/J/JoneBr00.htm)
1987
1997
143
TE
61
426
417

5195
12.5
33
69
2.9
36.3
12


9
Freddie Solomon (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/S/SoloFr01.htm)
1978
1985
114
WR
52

310

4873
15.7
43
93
2.7
42.7
20


10
Roger Craig (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CraiRo00.htm)
1983
1990
121
RB
102

508

4442
8.7
16
73
4.2
36.7
37


11
Michael Crabtree (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CrabMi00.htm)
2009
2014
79
WR
39
570
347
60.9%
4327
12.5
26
60
4.4
54.8
2


12
J.J. Stokes (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/S/StokJ.00.htm)
1995
2002
111
WR
46
540
327
60.6%
4139
12.7
30
53
2.9
37.3
2


13
Bernie Casey (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CaseBe00.htm)
1961
1966
79
RH
43

277

4008
14.5
27
68
3.5
50.7
3


14
Gordie Soltau (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/S/SoltGo00.htm)
1950
1958
107
K


249

3487
14.0
25
54
2.3
32.6
8


15
Dave Parks (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/P/ParkDa00.htm)
1964
1967
50
SE
35

208

3334
16.0
27
83
4.2
66.7
4


16
Anquan Boldin (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/BoldAn00.htm)
2013
2015
46
WR
25
370
237
64.1%
3030
12.8
16
76
5.2
65.9
1


17
Monty Stickles (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/S/SticMo00.htm)
1960
1967
102
TE
32

207

2993
14.5
14
54
2.0
29.3
2


18
Alyn Beals (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/BealAl00.htm)
1946
1951
77
RE


211

2951
14.0
49
54
2.7
38.3
0


19
R.C. Owens (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/O/OwenR.00.htm)
1957
1961
62
RH
19

176

2926
16.6
20
75
2.8
47.2
3


20
Frank Gore (https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/G/GoreFr00.htm)
2005
2014
148
RB
95
503
342
68.0%
2883
8.4
11
55
2.3
19.5
36



Top TE's

Vernon Davis
Brent Jones
Monty Stickles

Where is Clark, yep....WR.

[Avant]

Best WR's of the 80's

https://www.ranker.com/list/best-80s-wide-receivers/ranker-nfl

Clark at 4

Best TE's of the 80's

https://www.ranker.com/list/best-80s-tight-ends/ranker-nfl

No Clark at all.



Come on on people, if that doesn't prove the guy was a WR and not a TE., what does?

Look, I have no problems with....boy we trolled you, hahaha! ....but don't act stupid, ok? Look at above. the mumber 4 ranked WR but no mention at TE at all.

That should do it, a SLAMDUNK.

[Chucho]

Chucho, how old are you?

Clark last played in 87 so...hmmmm?

Can you talk the Niners in the 80's? Are you even a football fan?


I'm 52. No one talks 9ers in the 80s, it's 30-40 years later. And football is boring as fuck and is 10 seconds of "action" for every two minutes of advertising and shit commentary. It's as boring as most MMA fights and makes the WNBA appealing.

[Avant]

I'm 52. No one talks 9ers in the 80s, it's 30-40 years later. And football is boring as fuck and is 10 seconds of "action" for every two minutes of advertising and shit commentary. It's as boring as most MMA fights and makes the WNBA appealing.

One of the most exciting events in all of sports is that Olympic 100m, that takes around 9.8 seconds.

It;s all about who is doing what, the build up. Can Americans Christian Coleman and Justin Gatlin deal with Jamaica's Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake who are dirty as fuck? What about the South Africans? Andre DeGrasse the Canadian has been looking better than ever, what about........

That is excitement, if....you know the sport.

If ya know the NFL, you know the game inside the game, there is much more than just ...bang 4 yards....going on.

The MMA is hit and miss, great fight, sucky fight.

Chucho, ya make it so damn obvious....."no matter what you will always be wrong Avant"....why?

[Avant]

Actually bored with this, finally. It's real obvious that Clak was a WR and not a TE, only a blind man couldn't see that.

Why anyone would take on a Niner fan of 55ish years about the Niners..??????

Ok, let's have some traveling music.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veam26T9WR4


Done~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[Blake]

Actually bored with this, finally. It's real obvious that Clak was a WR and not a TE, only a blind man couldn't see that.


Blake, nobody ever disputed that the guy plays some TE, ok? I saw him do it, ok?

[Avant]

Blake, you lost, ok?

See ya~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[Blake]

Blake, you lost, ok?

See ya~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


Blake, nobody ever disputed that the guy plays some TE, ok? I saw him do it, ok?

[Avant]

Blake, answer me this....

Why is it that site you turned me on to ranked Clark the number 4 WR of the 80's, yet....no mention at all at TE...well?

Come on guy, talk to me.

[Blake]

Blake, answer me this....

Why is it that site you turned me on to ranked Clark the number 4 WR of the 80's, yet....no mention at all at TE...well?

Come on guy, talk to me.

It did mention him at tight end, dummy.

[Avant]

It did mention him at tight end, dummy.

No it didn't dummy.


https://www.ranker.com/list/best-80s-tight-ends/ranker-nfl

Blake ya don't read anything do ya? I already showed you that.
(https://www.ranker.com/list/best-80s-tight-ends/ranker-nfl)

[Blake]

No it didn't dummy.





Of course it did. Right there at #10. I wouldn't have posted it if it didn't have him shown as TE.

sorry, you're ridiculously stupid one here.

[Avant]

Of course it did. Right there at #10. I wouldn't have posted it if it didn't have him shown as TE.

sorry, you're ridiculously stupid one here.

Blake, he isn't even mentioned at all.


https://www.ranker.com/list/best-80s-tight-ends/ranker-nfl

Now when talking the top WR of the 80's, he is number 4.