Charles Sherman

Dad to Ollie, Noah and Joaquin.

[Charles Sherman @WorkinDad]

@tommy_charm @49ersSportsTalk Spot on 🤘

[Charles Sherman @WorkinDad]

@VinnysCorner1 Steve Young

[HaliMuse @hali_muse]

Teams were 0-1414 when trailing by 9+ points in the final minute of a playoff game

Until one year ago today

[Oregon State Baseball @BeaverBaseball]

Those are definitely some numbers to know

[Tyler Smith @TylerSmith_ISL]

Spurs/Thunder could be iconic.

Knicks/Cavs playing in the “I’m glad the Pacers aren’t here” Finals on the other side.

[Charles Sherman @WorkinDad]

@Coach_Yac @jgrover1533 #from

[Charles Sherman @WorkinDad]

@Coach_Yac @jgrover1533 I love this trade more and more each day. Stole him for Dallas lol

[Kunwar Abhishek Parmar @kunwarabhi7]

There’s an indie wrestler named “Jesus” and his entire gimmick is wrestling matches without touching his opponents once 😭💀

[Charles Sherman @WorkinDad]

@49ersSportsTalk @The_Wenzel_Per @jasrifootball No. He should be at 6. Herbert, Maye, and Love have nothing on Purdy.

[Charles Sherman @WorkinDad]

@Pacers

[Charles Sherman @WorkinDad]

@NBA It takes a lot of intestinal fortitude being a Pacer fan

[Charles Sherman @WorkinDad]

@PatMcAfeeShow

[Charles Sherman @WorkinDad]

@49ersSportsTalk

[SleeperCommanders @SleeperWSH]

Absolutely. The 49ers are damaging their reputation and future leverage with free agents. I understand the frustration over how Brandon treated the franchise, but it is time to move on.

John Lynch should know better than anyone that Adam Peters won’t budge. Release BA now if you hope to save face with the players. The longer you wait, the more damage is occurring.

#RaiseHail #FreeAiyuk

[Charles Sherman @WorkinDad]

The “49ers suck at drafting” myth debunked. Good stuff here 👇

[Dontay Atkinson @DonAtkinsonNFL]

In response to the rabid campaign Warren Sharp is currently running to prove John Lynch and the 49ers are draft-incompetent, I did a little quick research—not at all scientifically or mathematically vetted just yet, but numbers run on the actual number of drafted/UDFA players rostered for multiple seasons vs. the number of players acquired through trade or free agency.

In other words: How many players on the 53 man roster for MULTIPLE seasons (the TRUE measure of contribution, because it takes into account valuable depth, not just 1-2 year starters) are there for each team?

The time frame is nine years (from 2017-2025), the length of the Lynch/Shanahan era.

At the top of the list:
The Ravens, Bucs, and Rams—all in the 65-75 percentile. Excellent homegrown talent.

At the bottom: Cards, Commanders, and Panthers—all in the 30-40 percentile. Always buyers, never developers.

The 49ers come in mid pack, right at 16, with a roster comprised of FIFTY PERCENT drafted/UDFA talent. It’s not elite, but it’s clearly competent.

Here’s their grouping:

13. DEN Broncos — 52.4%
14. SEA Seahawks—52.2%
15. L.A. Chargers — 50.8%
16. SF 49ers — 50.2%
17. LV Raiders — 48.5%
18. PHI Eagles — 47.8%

Just two spots above are the World Champion Seahawks. Two spots BELOW are the Eagles (largely applauded as having the “best” GM in football, Howie Roseman). Interesting…

Football analysis requires perspective, context, and proper data fed into the inquiry.

What Sharp is spreading is mostly high-humidity horse manure intended to embrace a trending wave of faux-outrage over a condition that doesn’t actually exist. For clicks? Who knows. But this isn’t good analysis, because it isn’t based on objective data, it’s based on subjective ideas and opinions. Garbage in—garbage out.

Trust the objective facts; don’t invest your belief in this TMZ-style coverage.

#TruthOverFertilizer

[Dontay Atkinson @DonAtkinsonNFL]

In response to the rabid campaign Warren Sharp is currently running to prove John Lynch and the 49ers are draft-incompetent, I did a little quick research—not at all scientifically or mathematically vetted just yet, but numbers run on the actual number of drafted/UDFA players rostered for multiple seasons vs. the number of players acquired through trade or free agency.

In other words: How many players on the 53 man roster for MULTIPLE seasons (the TRUE measure of contribution, because it takes into account valuable depth, not just 1-2 year starters) are there for each team?

The time frame is nine years (from 2017-2025), the length of the Lynch/Shanahan era.

At the top of the list:
The Ravens, Bucs, and Rams—all in the 65-75 percentile. Excellent homegrown talent.

At the bottom: Cards, Commanders, and Panthers—all in the 30-40 percentile. Always buyers, never developers.

The 49ers come in mid pack, right at 16, with a roster comprised of FIFTY PERCENT drafted/UDFA talent. It’s not elite, but it’s clearly competent.

Here’s their grouping:

13. DEN Broncos — 52.4%
14. SEA Seahawks—52.2%
15. L.A. Chargers — 50.8%
16. SF 49ers — 50.2%
17. LV Raiders — 48.5%
18. PHI Eagles — 47.8%

Just two spots above are the World Champion Seahawks. Two spots BELOW are the Eagles (largely applauded as having the “best” GM in football, Howie Roseman). Interesting…

Football analysis requires perspective, context, and proper data fed into the inquiry.

What Sharp is spreading is mostly high-humidity horse manure intended to embrace a trending wave of faux-outrage over a condition that doesn’t actually exist. For clicks? Who knows. But this isn’t good analysis, because it isn’t based on objective data, it’s based on subjective ideas and opinions. Garbage in—garbage out.

Trust the objective facts; don’t invest your belief in this TMZ-style coverage.

#TruthOverFertilizer

[Charles Sherman @WorkinDad]

@SharpFootball @grantcohn Rating the 2026 class against a crack in your ass or what? Despite all this mumbo jumbo, mock draft derangement syndrome, Niners are still one of the winningest teams in the Shanalynch Era.

[Danny G @DannyG_49]

12-5 football team

17 of 22 projected starters drafted by the team (10 of 11 on defense)

You’re well within your right to not like a pick, or perhaps an entire draft class.

You can’t say they’re historically bad at acquiring talent relative to the league. That doesn’t add up.

[Charles Sherman @WorkinDad]

What’re we doing here? Yes Reggie was better

[S_U_Network @S_U_Network]

True or False: You rank Reggie Miller higher than Damian Lillard among the greatest players in NBA history.

[Charles Sherman @WorkinDad]

@BeaverBaseball Singer Dinger #GoBeavs