Surely, you are joking right? Canada puts u in the epi-centre of California?
FYI, here is proof or source of "the joke". I follow the SF chronical and the reporter.
And clearly u haven't been watching the 49ers. If u have, u woukdve noticed the ROOKIE Davis leapfrogged Hayne after game one (hayne went ok in game 1) and Davies hasn't inspired. NOR has the ROOKIE White who got a start ahead of Hayne as kick off returner who has been scratchy at best after playing well in the pre-season.
I am not sure where I said Hayne shoukd be no. 1 running back. I actually don't see him as a legit running back but a pretty good option as a RB who can receive and has a knack at beating the first man.
But, hey, u live in Canada, so obviously you are more of an expert. Maybe reading Scott Osler from the SF chronical daily doesn't give me a clue as to what is going on. What woukd I know, I live in Australia and we don't get the internet down here.
Here is the "proof" u required since Canada is in the heart of the Bay Area and California.
""Multiple news outlets are calling for Hayne to be installed as the Niners
Kick Returner in place of White, as well as being put in as the preferred backup
Running Back option, ahead of rookie
Mike Davis.
You have
Matt Barrows of the
Sacramento Bee clamouring for Hayne to be the guy on special teams.
"Jarryd Hayne has an aggressive punt return for 37 yards that sets up the 49ers' only score of the game. But it also begs the question why DeAndrew White, and not Hayne, was returning kicks."Meanwhile
Cam Inman of the
San Jose Mercury reiterated that point whilst also suggesting rookie Brown
wasn't a better option than Hayne at RB.
"Mike Davis (seven carries, six yards) isn’t proving to be a better alternative than Jarryd Hayne while Reggie Bush recovers from a Week 1 calf strain.""Jarryd Hayne’s 37-yard punt return – his only action aside from a fair catch – reaffirmed the need for the 49ers to utilize him more. He needs to take over kickoff returns, a role that rookie DeAndrew White hasn’t fared well in the past two games, including a fumble on one return this game."And
Scott Osler at the
San Francisco Chronicle noted Hayne's lone highlight in an otherwise bleak day in the desert for the Niners.
"Even the occasional ray of light for the 49ers was dim. Tomsula and his coaches have been trying to pump the brakes on the public hyperventilating over Jarryd Hayne, intimating that his preseason performances were a mirage.""Pressed into duty by necessity Sunday, Hayne returned one punt for 37 dazzling yards. Let’s see Tomsula put that toothpaste back in the tube."The benefit of having Hayne as the person he is, is that he is already a tenured, established professional athlete. And if the side crumbles around him, he'll be able to handle the pressure any added responsibility placed on him will incur.
The conundrum facing coach
Jim Tomsula, however, is stark - is it right to give Hayne the oars on a boat that's springing leaks quicker than anyone can plug them? Or is it a much smarter, long-term option to stay the course on his player development and trust in a plan that should, all things considered, yield remarkable long-term results.
Whatever the case, the 49ers need to figure it out and figure it out quickly, as a barnstorming
Aaron Rodgers and his
Green Bay Packers - the Niners looming Week 4 opponent - won't exactly be in the mood to make concessions.""
