I win.
Blake, I have proven that Clark played WR with that actual game footage, now it's on you to actually prove we ever saw Clark at TE.
And when Montana says...he'd come in and play TE....if you had a brain you'd know he came in from....WR~~~~~~~~~
I just showed the court that game footage, they all saw Clark out there at WR. They saw proof he played WR.
You;'re up...
Let me guess.....but Joe said...I WIN.
Poor little .
Dwight Clark
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to navigation Jump to searchDwight Edward Clark (January 8, 1957 – June 4, 2018) was an American football wide receiver and executive. He played nine seasons for the San Francisco 49ers of the National Football League (NFL) from 1979 to 1987,[1][2] which included San Francisco's first two Super Bowl championship teams.
No. 87 Position: Wide receiver Personal information Born: January 8, 1957
Kinston, North CarolinaDied: June 4, 2018 (aged 61)
Whitefish, MontanaHeight: 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m) Weight: 212 lb (96 kg) Career information High school: Charlotte (NC) Garinger College: Clemson NFL Draft: 1979 / Round: 10 / Pick: 249 Career history As player: As executive:
- San Francisco 49ers (1990–1991)
(Executive Administrative Assistant)- San Francisco 49ers (1992–1994)
(Vice President of Player Personnel)- San Francisco 49ers (1995–1998)
(Vice President/Director of Football Operations)- Cleveland Browns (1999–2001)
(Executive Vice President/Director of Football Operations)Career highlights and awards
- 2× Super Bowl champion (XVI, XIX)
- 2× Pro Bowl (1981, 1982)
- All-Pro (1982)
- NFL receptions leader (1982)
- San Francisco 49ers no. 87 retired
- Inducted into the Clemson Hall Of Fame (1988)
- Inducted into the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame (2011)
Career NFL statistics
Receptions: 506 Receiving yards: 6,750 Receiving TDs: 48 Rushing yards: 50 Games played: 134 Games started: 97 Player stats at NFL.com Player stats at PFR
49ers Icon Dwight Clark Passes Away
https://www.49ers.com/news/49ers-ico...rk-passes-away
Jun 4, 2018 - Former San Francisco 49ers wide receiver and Edward J. DeBartolo Sr. 49ers Hall of Famer Dwight Clark passed away peacefully on Monday, ...
And it goes on and on and on and on....WIDE RECEIVER....why, yep.....he was a WR just like all those football cards say he was.
Blake, time to...ok ok ok, you kicked my ass, yep...Clark was a WR, you happy now ya old fat ?
His rookie card which I own.
Blake, why is it there isn't one of his cards that reads....TE....well?
So
1.on the roster as a WR
2.the Niners third ranked all time WR
3.pro bowl twice as a WR
4.actual game footage proving he was no TE
5.ALL...his football cards read....WR
Dude, you're whipped, just accept defeat like a man.
Yes, there you go....Joe said it.
Joe>you
You lost.
I can prove he played WR just watch the game, you can't prove .
You have no proof at all that he ever played TE. Sorry but....Joe said,...proves nothing.
Blake, show us something proving Clark ever actually played the position, yep...ya can't.
YOU LOSE~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
what you say, and your little playing cards, mean less than what Montana says.
Sorry, he is the QB who throws to people in their offense. If he refers to him as a TE during certain plays or games, then thats what Clark played during that play or game.
Its not that difficult dumb .
Judge
Good morning gentlemen.
Ok you first Mr. Avant, so what ya got.
Avant....here is actual game footage of Clark playing WR vs the Cowboys.
Judge...hate the Cowboys, ah....go ahead.
Avant...so let's roll the video
Afterwards
Judge...there is no doubt Clark was a WR. Ok Mr. Blake what do you have?
Blake...Joe Montana said he would come in tight and play TE.
Judge....that's nice, but...what do you have?
Blake...ah...well...just that.
Judge...just that? Mr. Blake, do you really think what somebody says trumps actual proof? Are you really that ignorant as to how this works? Joe said? Are you kidding me? Go sit down.
Judge...Mr. Avant, you proved that Clark was indeed a WR, now.....is there some reason you are in association with Mr. Blake, the guy is a moron.
Avant....I know, but he makes me laugh.
Judge....internet silliness?
Avant...well.
Judge...sheesh, both of you can go.
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Pay attention stupid.
You always go with what position a player takes up on that roster, ok? It's never a play to play thing...got it rookie?
Pos
Player Age Yrs GS Summary of Player Stats Drafted (tm/rnd/yr) Offensive Starters QB Joe Montana* 25 2 16 311 for 488, 3,565 yards, 19 td, 12 int, & 25 rushes for 95 yards and 2 td San Francisco 49ers / 3rd / 82nd pick / 1979 RB Ricky Patton 27 3 15 152 rushes for 543 yards, 4 td, & 27 catches for 195 yards and 1 td Atlanta Falcons / 10th / 257th pick / 1978 FB Earl Cooper 24 1 11 98 rushes for 330 yards, 1 td, & 51 catches for 477 yards and 0 td San Francisco 49ers / 1st / 13th pick / 1980 WR Dwight Clark* 24 2 16 85 catches for 1,105 yards, 4 td, & 3 rushes for 32 yards and 0 td San Francisco 49ers / 10th / 249th pick / 1979 WR Freddie Solomon 28 6 15 59 catches for 969 yards, 8 td, & 9 rushes for 43 yards and 0 td Miami Dolphins / 2nd / 36th pick / 1975 TE Charle Young 30 8 16 37 catches for 400 yards, 5 td Philadelphia Eagles / 1st / 6th pick / 1973 LT Dan Au 27 4 16 2 fumbles recovered Pittsburgh Steelers / 4th / 106th pick / 1977 LG John Ayers 28 4 16 San Francisco 49ers / 8th / 223rd pick / 1976 C Fred Quillan 25 3 16 San Francisco 49ers / 7th / 175th pick / 1978 RG Randy Cross* 27 5 16 San Francisco 49ers / 2nd / 42nd pick / 1976 RT Keith Fahnhorst 29 7 16 2 fumbles recover
See.....WR
See.....TE
So all those football cards are wrong, I'm blind, actual game footage showing Clark at WR needs to be ignored......but Joe Said.
Really?
I challenge anyone to show actual proof (like I did) that Clark ever actually played TE.
1981 NFL Pro Bowl roster
https://www.pro-football-reference.c...81/probowl.htm
Is CLark a TE or WR?
Dwight Clark
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Dwight Clark (87) makes a catch during an NFL football game against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, Sept. 16, 1984, in San Francisco. The 49ers won the game, 30-20.
Who can prove Clark ever played TE, well?
This is a MNF in 1982 Niners vs Rams.
Go to just 50, yep...WR Dwight Clark
There are tons of these games on video, none will have...TE Dwight Clark.....prove that wrong.
Clark was a WR, how could anyone not see this?
By the way, that is "Famous" Amos Lawrence.
Odell Beckham to the Browns, holy .
Here is the 84 SB Niners vs Dolphins
Go to 15:20 min for that Niner roster, do we see Clark at TE or WR?
So there are three games all proving Clark was indeed a WR. So who can find a game where he was a TE....well?
Blake, do you really think....but Joe said.....trumps all I've shown you? My God guy are you really incapable of...ok ok I was wrong?
Dude, find me anything that proves Clark ever caught a pass playing TE, come on guy where is it? I can show you more game videos showing Clark at WR, you can't do but........but Joe said.......HAHAHAHAHAHA~~~~~~
Blake, like track stop talking about things you know about, got it?
Last edited by Avant; 03-12-2019 at 08:23 PM.
imagine your life being so ty that you are hung up on something like this for months
old fat larry
What did the SF 49 ers call him in their offense?
Looks like the evidence says WR/TE or TE/WR
So thats what it is. Not what your card says or what you say.
Case closed.
Compensatory damages to Blake for Avante being dumb .
Avante please leave the board.
He and Mayfield ought to be fun.
We have to go way way back to find the Browns greatest receivers, which would be.....Mac Speedie, Dante Levilli and Paul Warfield. And their greatest QB ...Otto Graham, greatest RB.....Jim Brown.
Imagine a life so ty all you ever do is leech off others threads on a messageboard never doing anything yourself.imagine your life being so ty that you are hung up on something like this for months
old fat larry
Dude, lets see you do something, can you?
Here is the all Time Niners TE list, why no Dwight Clark?
https://ninernoise.com/2018/12/08/49ers-5-best-tight-ends-franchise-history/
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Who were the wide receivers for Joe Montana?
The 49ers of the 1980s were loaded with a group of young superstars including quarterback Joe Montana, receivers Dwight Clark and Jerry Rice, running back Roger Craig and defensive back Ronnie Lott. George Seifert, who replaced Walsh, continued to take full advantage of the existing talent.
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Look, we know the San Francisco 49ers have had great quarterbacks in their history, but someone has to be on the other end of those passes, right? Indeed: In addition to great QBs, the 49ers also have had some great wide receivers.
We know you know a few of them; how could you be a football fan and not know them? However, what about the guys rounding out a top-five list of the 49ers' best WRs? That gets tricky!
Or does it? It depends on what you value most in a WR, perhaps. Consistency? Big-play capability? A lot of S.F. wide receivers benefitted from playing with great QBs, too, so we have to take that into consideration as well.
Regardless, these are the five WRs we decided were the best in San Francisco history. Enjoy!
5. Dwight Clark (1979-1987): He is most famous for The Catch, of course, but Clark also was the go-to receiver for QB Joe Montana in the early years of the 1980s dynasty. Not the most physically gifted guy, Clark averaged 946 yards a season for a five-year stretch that saw the 49ers win their first two Super Bowls
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So we have three actual game videos, rosters reading....WR Dwight Clark, all his football cards....WR.
So until we see actual game videos where he is playing TE, rosters reading....TE Dwight Clark, and some football card...TE, yep, the guy was a WR.
Anyone disagree?
Last edited by Avant; 03-12-2019 at 09:05 PM.
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