Why no mention of Dwight Clark talking Niner TE's
https://ninernoise.com/2018/12/08/49...chise-history/
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?
Last edited by Avant; 03-19-2019 at 10:44 PM.
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/l...109-story.html
Jan 9, 2018 - The 6-foot-4 Clark was 242 pounds when he was diagnosed in September, 2015. ... San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Dwight Clark leaps to grab a Joe Montana ... He cherishes the friendships he made, and now has lunches in Capitola ... “And I've got that place, money, notoriety, and a Super Bowl ring.
San Francisco 49ers legend Dwight Clark reveals he has ALS | Sport ...
https://www.theguardian.com/.../san-...atch-als-diagn...
Mar 20, 2017 - Legendary 49ers wide receiver announces ALS diagnosis and suspects playing ... Clark on whether football caused his ailment: 'I certainly suspect it did' ... Dwight Clark revealed Sunday that he has Lou Gehrig's disease and ... the NFL and the players' association to work together in making football safer.
49er great Dwight Clark — receiver who made 'The Catch' — dies at 61
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl....../ar-AAyenLn
Jun 5, 2018 - Dwight Clark, the dashing and charismatic wide receiver who played the ... “I will always remember Dwight the way he was — larger than life, ...
Dwight Clark buried near 'The Catch' goal post at Eddie DeBartolo's ...
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl....../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/2018/06/0...ht-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/.../An-u...-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/.../49ers-gre...d-for-the-catc...
Jun 5, 2018 - Wide receiver Dwight Clark of the San Francisco 49ers after making "The ... Although it was inevitable, the news of the passing of Dwight Clark ...
Dwight Clark - Wikipedia
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.
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1983 San Francisco 49ers Roster
#
Player
Pos
G
GS
Age
College
68
John Ayers
OG
16
16
30
West Texas A&M
7
Guy Benjamin
QB
4
0
28
Stanford
44
Richard Blackmore
DB
11
1
27
Mississippi State
76
Dwaine Board
DE
16
13
26
North Carolina A&T
57
Dan Bunz
LB
9
0
28
Long Beach State
6
Matt Cavanaugh
QB
5
0
27
Pittsburgh
78
John Choma
OG
6
0
28
Virginia
87
Dwight Clark***********************************
WR
16
13
26
Clemson
47
Tim Collier
DB
10
4
29
Texas A&M-Commerce
49
Earl Cooper
RB
16
0
26
Rice
33
Roger Craig
RB
16
13
23
Nebraska
1986
Starters
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Pos Player Age Yrs GS Summary of Player Stats Drafted (tm/rnd/yr) Offensive Starters QB Joe Montana 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 RB Joe Cribbs 28 6 10 152 rushes for 590 yards, 5 td, & 35 catches for 346 yards and 0 td Buffalo Bills / 2nd / 29th pick / 1980 FB Roger Craig 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 WR Dwight Clark 29 7 14 61 catches for 794 yards, 2 td San Francisco 49ers / 10th / 249th pick / 1979 WR Jerry Rice*+ 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 TE Russ Francis 33 11 14 41 catches for 505 yards, 1 td New England Patriots / 1st / 16th pick / 1975 LT Bubba Paris 26 3 9 1 fumble recovered San Francisco 49ers / 2nd / 29th pick / 1982 LG John Ayers 33 9 14 San Francisco 49ers / 8th / 223rd pick / 1976 C Fred Quillan 30 8 16 San Francisco 49ers / 7th / 175th pick / 1978 RG Randy Cross 32 10 16 1 fumble recovered San Francisco 49ers / 2nd / 42nd pick / 1976 RT Keith Fahnhorst 34 12 16 San Francisco 49ers / 2nd / 35th pick / 1974
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?
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, 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? , 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.
Taysom Hill
Taysom Shawn Hill
Position: QB
6-2, 221lb (188cm, 100kg)
Team: New Orleans Saints
See QB?
We have seen this guy play all over the place. yet....QB. See how that works?
Drew Brees is a WR because he is in that position? How about a QB split out wide?
Last edited by Avant; 03-19-2019 at 11:39 PM.
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 and Danny White, and desperately needing a tight end, the Cowboys went off their strategy and drafted Doug Cosbie. The 49ers took Montana. The 49ers other notable draft choice of the 1979 draft was wide receiver Dwight Clark in the 10th round. Walsh discovered the unheralded Clark while scouting quarterback Steve Fuller of 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]
Overkill, Larry. Overkill.
Chucho, there is nothing anywhere showing Clark as the teams tarting TE, why?
Have you ever seen him play?
Try, more proof the guy was not a TE.
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
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?
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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 1985 2000 238 WR 215 1177 1281 19247 15.0 176 96 5.4 80.9 23 2 Terrell Owens 1996 2003 121 WR 95 969 592 61.1% 8572 14.5 81 79 4.9 70.8 7 3 Dwight Clark 1979 1987 134 WR 72 506 6750 13.3 48 80 3.8 50.4 4 4 Gene Washington 1969 1977 124 WR 83 371 6664 18.0 59 79 3.0 53.7 2 5 Billy Wilson 1951 1960 103 RE 1 407 5902 14.5 49 77 4.0 57.3 4 6 Vernon Davis 2006 2015 139 TE 50 717 441 61.5% 5640 12.8 55 73 3.2 40.6 8 7 John Taylor 1987 1995 121 WR 68 222 347 5598 16.1 43 97 2.9 46.3 16 8 Brent Jones 1987 1997 143 TE 61 426 417 5195 12.5 33 69 2.9 36.3 12 9 Freddie Solomon 1978 1985 114 WR 52 310 4873 15.7 43 93 2.7 42.7 20 10 Roger Craig 1983 1990 121 RB 102 508 4442 8.7 16 73 4.2 36.7 37 11 Michael Crabtree 2009 2014 79 WR 39 570 347 60.9% 4327 12.5 26 60 4.4 54.8 2 12 J.J. Stokes 1995 2002 111 WR 46 540 327 60.6% 4139 12.7 30 53 2.9 37.3 2 13 Bernie Casey 1961 1966 79 RH 43 277 4008 14.5 27 68 3.5 50.7 3 14 Gordie Soltau 1950 1958 107 K 249 3487 14.0 25 54 2.3 32.6 8 15 Dave Parks 1964 1967 50 SE 35 208 3334 16.0 27 83 4.2 66.7 4 16 Anquan Boldin 2013 2015 46 WR 25 370 237 64.1% 3030 12.8 16 76 5.2 65.9 1 17 Monty Stickles 1960 1967 102 TE 32 207 2993 14.5 14 54 2.0 29.3 2 18 Alyn Beals 1946 1951 77 RE 211 2951 14.0 49 54 2.7 38.3 0 19 R.C. Owens 1957 1961 62 RH 19 176 2926 16.6 20 75 2.8 47.2 3 20 Frank Gore 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.
Best WR's of the 80's
https://www.ranker.com/list/best-80s...ers/ranker-nfl
Clark at 4
Best TE's of the 80's
https://www.ranker.com/list/best-80s...nds/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.
Last edited by Avant; 03-20-2019 at 12:34 AM.
I'm 52. No one talks 9ers in the 80s, it's 30-40 years later. And football is boring as and is 10 seconds of "action" for every two minutes of advertising and 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 ? 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?
Last edited by Avant; 03-20-2019 at 01:58 AM.
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.
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