49ers players, fans react to Emmanuel Sanders deal
Posted by smrtsmith on October 24th, 2019
The San Francisco 49ers got the receiver Emanuel Sanders in a deal with the Denver Broncos on Tuesday, while Nina Noise saw some of the best reactions.
The San Francisco 49ers won a 32-year-old veteran teammate Emmanuel Sanders on Tuesday to trade with the Denver Broncos, greatly improving their overall strength.
Denver’s 9News Mike Klis was the first to report a deal, including the Broncos’ 5th pick in the 2020 NFL Draft and Sanders in exchange for San Francisco’s 3rd and 4th picks. 2019 GameMS Madden 20 Coins Halloween Sale Coming.
Earlier in the day, the New England Patriots and the Atlanta Falcons took action to expand the range of recipient Muhammad Sanou. At least in the case of Mike Freeman of the Bleacher Report, both Pats and 49ers are the league's unbeaten teams in the eighth week and seem ready to participate in the Super Bowl.
The rookie-like catcher Deebo Samuel also welcomes Sanders on board. Samuel will benefit from the veteran's presence, especially considering that the latter has a Super Bowl pedigree.
In many ways, Sanders can act as a mentor to young catchers, such as Samuel and second-year professional Dante Pettis, who can provide some senior knowledge and reduce the two of the season. pressure. From October 23rd to November 3rd, GameMS.com will offer the coupon code "Halloween" to enjoy the MUT 20 Coins Carnival price of 6%. Now go Buy Madden Coins, you will not miss, miss and wait Another year!
49ers became a trade official, and on Tuesday afternoon, general manager John Lynch said the recipient's familiarity with similar offensive systems would allow them to make a quick transition.
Before the trade, Marquise Goodwin was the leading all-around receiver for Niners, with 181 yards this season. Saunders has 367 yards and old quarterback Joe Flacco has shot him.
As Lynch pointed out, getting Sanders to adapt should be relatively seamless, and people hope that the veteran will adapt to the next game of the Carolina Panthers in San Francisco.
