I noticed that, too

Exactly it's like am episode of kids say the darndest things or something.

@@lukeluna3732 lol

I can't understand why he hates Pearsall so much and thinks Mordecai was the steal of the draft.

@@michaelhobson5149nobody hates Piersall

@@michaelhobson5149 I don't think he hates Pearsall, just thinks he was a reach at 31. However who cares where he's drafted if he helps the team.

Yeah a 27" vert and a 42" vert indicate a very different athlete. Bigger faster stronger

Exactly plus he's like he can't be that because the other guy is tough, while he proceeds to compare him to smaller, slower, less explosive guy instead. Then he compares the qb to a te

I think the jetlag must be getting to Larry. Being able to outjump a guy by 14 inches and outrun him by 0.3 seconds are a completely different player entirely. Danny was a great route runner and ball catcher, but he wasn't nearly the athlete that Pearsall is. If they want to keep doing ethnically challenged comparisons with the guy, then compare him to Cooper Kupp. Keep in mind though that Kupp wasn't NEARLY the athlete coming out of Eastern Washington that this kid is. Kupp ran a 4.62 40 with a 31 inch vert to Pearsall's 4.41 40 and 42 inch vert... Again, night and day difference in athletic traits

So he takin BA or deebo or Jauan or Kitles or CMC targets?? 49ers a super pass heavy offense now???

@@georgejohnsonn All the guys you named, they don’t do jack squat in the playoffs 🏈 so why not give him some looks? He’s our future, develop him. Maybe come the playoffs he actually produces TDs.

​@@Kenny49ERS whattt? Don't do jack squat in the playoffs? Then how'd we get to the superbowl?

He has trouble against press coverage

Hopefully he takes some of CMC receiving snaps CMC is grossly over used and gonna get hurt

Have you measured him? All this stupid talk is funny

He doesn't like the player so he can't pick anyone that would makes us feel good about the player.

what? only thing similiar is they both made a one handed catch

@@nachos92392 their combine numbers. The 40 yard dash was the same. Pearsall had slightly better shuttle and 3cone. Ricky's a couple inches taller. It's closs enough. But the catch alone seems reason enough to compare them

@@littlebabycarrotful Slick Rick ran faster, jumped higher(4" on vert & 7" on broad jump) and is much stronger, 10 more reps on bench but far better comp than ridiculous Amendola

Beckham isn't a slot guy though, more of a big play guy.

He also has a better QB in Purdy than he ever did in college.

Also undrafted...vs a 1st round player. Not a good comp...If Kyle waited until the draft is over and then sign him...then sure we should compare the players. If only Pearsall is as half good as Amendola then I will take it...even a quarter as good! Kyle outsmarted himself again!

Proehl is the best comp.

White Obj

None of these content guys knows shit

He likes Geurrendo, so he picks a "good" comp. Doesn't like Pearsall so.... Amendola

@@michaelhobson5149Amendola was a good player tho

He was the best separator in the class outside the top 3.

@@fredreickweaver809 Nobody mentions him being a top separator but that fantasy article, everybody else doesnt even mention his separation and when they do is a negative comment. You dont need other guys opinions just watch the games, he shows nothing crazy YET (theres still hope).

@@fredreickweaver809 "But, the main detractor when it comes to his abilities is the struggles against press coverage. Pearsall isn’t a great separator when it comes to press, as defenders are able to slow him down by being physical, limiting his route-running abilities." This from NINERSNATION and minicamp reports so far seem to prove this right. Rick can still prove us all wrong hopefully. I dont trust your ranking list coming from a fantasy article posted by a "pro football analytic".

@@fredreickweaver809 "But, the main detractor when it comes to his abilities is the struggles against press coverage. Pearsall isn’t a GREAT SEPARATOR when it comes to press, as defenders are able to slow him down by being physical, limiting his route-running abilities." This from NINERSNATION and minicamp reports so far seem to prove this right. Rick can still prove us all wrong hopefully.

He has been clocked before (unofficially) running a 4.3

So you're comparing Mustapha with a Hall of Fame player.

He's wrong

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you know even less

Ted Ginn had questionable hands. He was also faster than Cowing.

Pearsall 10 yard split was officially 1.49

@@dattind2173 even better

Ricky Pearsall is not even remotely close to being Jamaar Chase. That’s a hilariously off base comp. And I don’t care what the measurables say. Turn on the tape and these dudes are not alike. At all. At all. I agree Amendola isn’t a good comp either.

@@joeynickles7962 best comp I've heard: Emmanuel Sanders, except bigger. Similar to Adam Thielen but way more athletic.

@@dattind2173 those make more sense than Amendola or Chase.

Pearsall is an inch taller and much skinnier. When it comes to play strength, they’re not even on the same planet. Aiyuik is WAAAAAAAY stronger. And don’t tell me how many reps of bench press Pearsall did. I’m talking about PLAY STRENGTH and these two dudes aren’t even on the same planet when you watch the tape and look at the play strength.

@@joeynickles7962 Pearsall has a stronger base than Aiyuk. Dude has some quads! He looks pretty built for his weight. Thinking maybe he’s added a couple pounds post combine. He looked bigger than he did in college at the rookie minicamp. Ricky had better combine metrics than BA. BA has an NFL body now that he’s been in the league for a bit, but coming into the NFL he didn’t. He was a bad blocker. Probably the best in the NFL now. But as rookies? Ricky has BA coming in.

@@49ersSportsTalk Absolutely, 100% false. Pearsall is a twig compared to Aiyuk and doesn’t even have close to the same strength in his base as Brandon Aiyuk. These dudes aren’t even on the same planet in terms of play strength. And granted, Aiyuk has been a professional for 4 years now so you’d expect him to be way stronger. So it makes sense. But to say that Ricky Pearsall has a stronger base (!) than Aiyuk is totally, 100%, unequivocally false. In fact, it is Pearsall’s relative lack of play strength (not toughness - Larry’s wrong about that - he’s plenty tough) that shows up on tape in contested catch situations way too often. It is also shows up in him being rerouted in his stem at times and in some difficulties getting off the jam at times (though his short area quicks help him immensely in that part of his game). Ricky Pearsall literally has YEARS of physical development to go before he’s anywhere even remotely close to having the play strength of Brandon Aiyuk. Years. Watch the full game cutups closely. I like Ricky but he’s got a long ways to go in terms of play strength. Thankfully he has other traits to help win while he’s developing his body.

@@joeynickles7962 You can say "100% false" but it doesn't make it so. BA was a twig coming in as a rookie too my guy. He now has an NFL body after 3-4 years in an NFL weight room. He was basically 6'0, 200 lbs. Pretty average. Also BA only did 11 reps on the bench, Pearsall 17. To act like he is some skinny little weak ass weasel coming in, is NOT being intellectually honest. Straight up, point blank, period.

@@49ersSportsTalk If you actually study the game tape and know how to evaluate it properly - I mean really know what to look for - the difference in play strength is unmistakable. I mean it absolutely jumps off the screen. So for you to go back to “well , he had this many reps on the bench press” shows me that you either haven’t spent to the time to seriously study full game cutups closely (I have - both the coach’s copy and the tv copy), or you don’t know what you’re looking at. Play strength and weight room strength are NOT always equivalents and that is definitely the case with Pearsall. Aiyuk is obviously stronger, and he was way stronger coming into the league as well. Wanna compare notes of our respective deep dives? I think I have about 4 pages on Ricky, including the charting of specific plays in specific games.

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