Jerrick McKinnon IR

[Thor11]

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Confirmed by NFL Network as season ending.

[Night Train]

One part of me thinks he wouldn't have been that great anyways, but another part thinks he's being given an opportunity and I hope he makes the best of it. Too bad he didn't even make it to opening day.

[vikesbumeout]

Glad it’s on someone else dime.

I like that we kept both Boone and Thomas......lots of options on and off the field.

[Bob Wiley]

That is sad to see. I liked him. Hopefully he can fully recover.

[Beef Supreme]

Glad it’s on someone else dime.

I like that we kept both Boone and Thomas......lots of options on and off the field.

Is it possible we now have 4 RBs better that anything on the 49ers roster?

[Corre Ricky Corre]

Glad it’s on someone else dime.

I like that we kept both Boone and Thomas......lots of options on and off the field.

Is it possible we now have 4 RBs better that anything on the 49ers roster?

I think so. I am a big fan of both of our rooks. It shows what we think of them too by keeping them both.

[Beef Supreme]

Glad it’s on someone else dime.

I like that we kept both Boone and Thomas......lots of options on and off the field.

Is it possible we now have 4 RBs better that anything on the 49ers roster?

I think so. I am a big fan of both of our rooks. It shows what we think of them too by keeping them both.

Maybe we run all over them with these four horsemen of the apocalypse and then offer them one in a trade?

[Stu Pedaso]

Matt Breida & Raheem Mostert are both better than McKinnon.

[RubeTube]

Said it while he was here and some argued with me that he wasn't I jury prone.

Mckinnon has now had another major setback and the Niners say it isn't good.

He hasn't played a regular season down since leaving here.

[Phrooster]

Glad it’s on someone else dime.

I like that we kept both Boone and Thomas......lots of options on and off the field.

Bingo

[Beef Supreme]

Said it while he was here and some argued with me that he wasn't I jury prone.

Mckinnon has now had another major setback and the Niners say it isn't good.

He hasn't played a regular season down since leaving here.

We got the best out of him then, I guess!

[Hector]

That is sad to see. I liked him. Hopefully he can fully recover.

[RubeTube]

Sad to say I told you so (Gerbs)

Jerrick being put back on the IR. Could be another season ender.


I was told this guy wasn't injury prone.

[RubeTube]

Said it while he was here and some argued with me that he wasn't I jury prone.

Mckinnon has now had another major setback and the Niners say it isn't good.

He hasn't played a regular season down since leaving here.

We got the best out of him then, I guess!

Yes, 2017. That was literally his only year in football he was worth a shit. He got many chanfes when AP went down in 2016 and suspended and he could never stay on the field himself.

Good thing he cashed in while he did. The RB version of Sid Rice.

[Beef Supreme]

Sad to say I told you so (Gerbs)

Jerrick being put back on the IR. Could be another season ender.


I was told this guy wasn't injury prone.

He wasn’t in Minnesota.


He was okay here. What a disaster for San Fran, though.

[RubeTube]

Sad to say I told you so (Gerbs)

Jerrick being put back on the IR. Could be another season ender.


I was told this guy wasn't injury prone.

He wasn’t in Minnesota.


He was okay here. What a disaster for San Fran, though.

He had a injury every year here that he missed time with other than 2017.

He even injured himself in the weight room here.

Edit: Sorry, he did make it through the 2015 season also but he only had 52 carries all year and never started a game. I guess that's one way to keep him healthy.

[DonaldDouchebag]

No idea why they shelled out for a dude who could not run between the tackles.

[Beef Supreme]

Sad to say I told you so (Gerbs)

Jerrick being put back on the IR. Could be another season ender.


I was told this guy wasn't injury prone.

He wasn’t in Minnesota.


He was okay here. What a disaster for San Fran, though.

He had a injury every year here that he missed time with other than 2017.

He even injured himself in the weight room here.

Edit: Sorry, he did make it through the 2015 season also but he only had 52 carries all year and never started a game. I guess that's one way to keep him healthy.

He played in 58 out of a possible 64 regular-season games here. That’s fine for a RB.

[Beef Supreme]

No idea why they shelled out for a dude who could not run between the tackles.

This is very true. He was a fine change of pace, or “lightning” in a “thunder and lightning” tandem, but he never proved worth the money Sam Fran threw at him.

Good for him, though. Hope he saved his money. I doubt a third contract is coming his way.

[RubeTube]

He wasn’t in Minnesota.


He was okay here. What a disaster for San Fran, though.

He had a injury every year here that he missed time with other than 2017.

He even injured himself in the weight room here.

Edit: Sorry, he did make it through the 2015 season also but he only had 52 carries all year and never started a game. I guess that's one way to keep him healthy.

He played in 58 out of a possible 64 regular-season games here. That’s fine for a RB.

He was never available when needed. You must not recall. He was great standing behind AP on the sidelines and as soon as AP would go down, he would be lucky to nake it through a game.

Complete garbage he was and a wasted 3rd rd pick with Guys like Devonta Freeman going in rd #4 that year. A Norv special.

[RubeTube]

No idea why they shelled out for a dude who could not run between the tackles.

This is very true. He was a fine change of pace, or “lightning” in a “thunder and lightning” tandem, but he never proved worth the money Sam Fran threw at him.

Good for him, though. Hope he saved his money. I doubt a third contract is coming his way.

He wasn't even that good at that.

Sorry, I was and still am a big hater of his game. That Asiata/Mckinnon duo in 2016 finished as one of the worst running games in the modern era.

The line was also completely decimated by injuries but man was that pathetic.

[Beef Supreme]

No idea why they shelled out for a dude who could not run between the tackles.

This is very true. He was a fine change of pace, or “lightning” in a “thunder and lightning” tandem, but he never proved worth the money Sam Fran threw at him.

Good for him, though. Hope he saved his money. I doubt a third contract is coming his way.

He wasn't even that good at that.

Sorry, I was and still am a big hater of his game. That Asiata/Mckinnon duo in 2016 finished as one of the worst running games in the modern era.

The line was also completely decimated by injuries but man was that pathetic.

He was never great at anything, but he was effective as a changeup back and at decent out of the backfield as a receiver. When asked to carry too much of the load, he couldn’t deliver. 3rd round is probably too high for him, but it’s not like he was a terrible whiff of a pick. He was okay.

[HeHateMe]

This is very true. He was a fine change of pace, or “lightning” in a “thunder and lightning” tandem, but he never proved worth the money Sam Fran threw at him.

Good for him, though. Hope he saved his money. I doubt a third contract is coming his way.

He wasn't even that good at that.

Sorry, I was and still am a big hater of his game. That Asiata/Mckinnon duo in 2016 finished as one of the worst running games in the modern era.

The line was also completely decimated by injuries but man was that pathetic.

He was never great at anything, but he was effective as a changeup back and at decent out of the backfield as a receiver. When asked to carry too much of the load, he couldn’t deliver. 3rd round is probably too high for him, but it’s not like he was a terrible whiff of a pick. He was okay.

He was an ideal change of pace back and had a great year in 2017. Other than that, average at best... and kudos to him for taking the payday. I don't get Sergeant Rubetube's argument "I SAID HE WAS INJURY PRONE AND PEOPLE TOLD ME HE WASN"T" -- as far as I can recall, no one I know said anything about missing him after he signed the deal with the 49ers. Was an overpay plain and simple and the Vikings were moving on regardless.

[DonaldDouchebag]

He wasn't even that good at that.

Sorry, I was and still am a big hater of his game. That Asiata/Mckinnon duo in 2016 finished as one of the worst running games in the modern era.

The line was also completely decimated by injuries but man was that pathetic.

He was never great at anything, but he was effective as a changeup back and at decent out of the backfield as a receiver. When asked to carry too much of the load, he couldn’t deliver. 3rd round is probably too high for him, but it’s not like he was a terrible whiff of a pick. He was okay.

He was an ideal change of pace back and had a great year in 2017. Other than that, average at best... and kudos to him for taking the payday. I don't get Sergeant Rubetube's argument "I SAID HE WAS INJURY PRONE AND PEOPLE TOLD ME HE WASN"T" -- as far as I can recall, no one I know said anything about missing him after he signed the deal with the 49ers. Was an overpay plain and simple and the Vikings were moving on regardless.

I thought he was utterly mediocre in 2017.

[HeHateMe]

He was never great at anything, but he was effective as a changeup back and at decent out of the backfield as a receiver. When asked to carry too much of the load, he couldn’t deliver. 3rd round is probably too high for him, but it’s not like he was a terrible whiff of a pick. He was okay.

He was an ideal change of pace back and had a great year in 2017. Other than that, average at best... and kudos to him for taking the payday. I don't get Sergeant Rubetube's argument "I SAID HE WAS INJURY PRONE AND PEOPLE TOLD ME HE WASN"T" -- as far as I can recall, no one I know said anything about missing him after he signed the deal with the 49ers. Was an overpay plain and simple and the Vikings were moving on regardless.

I thought he was utterly mediocre in 2017.

Reminds me of Poop Richardson's career.

[DonaldDouchebag]

He was an ideal change of pace back and had a great year in 2017. Other than that, average at best... and kudos to him for taking the payday. I don't get Sergeant Rubetube's argument "I SAID HE WAS INJURY PRONE AND PEOPLE TOLD ME HE WASN"T" -- as far as I can recall, no one I know said anything about missing him after he signed the deal with the 49ers. Was an overpay plain and simple and the Vikings were moving on regardless.

I thought he was utterly mediocre in 2017.

Reminds me of Poop Richardson's career.

Poop and Randy Breuer had the sex appeal, though.

[jodaman01]

Said it while he was here and some argued with me that he wasn't I jury prone.

Mckinnon has now had another major setback and the Niners say it isn't good.

He hasn't played a regular season down since leaving here.

I was in the same boat as you. Never thought he was worth the hype here that’s for sure. Dude was/is injury prone and it never took much to bring him down. Glad he isn’t here anymore.

Hopefully Cook is finally healthy, he looks like a monster when healthy.

SKOL VIKES!!

[hategreenticemase]

He wasn't even that good at that.

Sorry, I was and still am a big hater of his game. That Asiata/Mckinnon duo in 2016 finished as one of the worst running games in the modern era.

The line was also completely decimated by injuries but man was that pathetic.

He was never great at anything, but he was effective as a changeup back and at decent out of the backfield as a receiver. When asked to carry too much of the load, he couldn’t deliver. 3rd round is probably too high for him, but it’s not like he was a terrible whiff of a pick. He was okay.

He was an ideal change of pace back and had a great year in 2017. Other than that, average at best... and kudos to him for taking the payday. I don't get Sergeant Rubetube's argument "I SAID HE WAS INJURY PRONE AND PEOPLE TOLD ME HE WASN"T" -- as far as I can recall, no one I know said anything about missing him after he signed the deal with the 49ers. Was an overpay plain and simple and the Vikings were moving on regardless.

It's what he does. Fuck, half the time he has the two totally opposite takes on record and tries claiming afterwards he "tried telling us all along". It's fucking hilarious. Almost as hilarious as this odd hatred of McKinnon and then preposterously using 2016 as his proof when that was the worst line in franchise history. Bo Jackson couldn't have run for a dime behind that trash.