Colin Kaepernick and the huge white gibbon

Hopefully we'll see him against St. Louis!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Originally posted by MadDog49er:
The QB of the future is Alex Smith, and when he signs a 5 year, $49 million deal in about two months, this whole thing will be resolved once and for all....until Nate Davis leaves the buffet table and makes a public appearance...then all bets are off.

The CK pick is looking more and more like another brilliant stroke of genius in the second round, following the likes of: Taylor Mays, Chilo Rachal and company.

Wow, you've really turned into an anti-Baalke homer. You always tell people not to judge a draft or prospect from day 1, then go out and call a player who has yet to play (which was expected when he was drafted since he was a raw prospect and Harbaugh indicated Alex would be the starter from day 1) a bust... or at least you imply as much (actually you called the pick genius, but it's well understood what you mean). Every good pick Baalke made is luck. Aldon Smith? Luck. Carlos Rogers? Luck. Miller converting to FB. Luck. But now that Alex has had a decent, but far from spectacular season the CK pick was dumb. What did you expect? The niners to put all their eggs in the Alex Smith basket again before this year started and NOT draft a QB? Really? I mean come on, really????? Unreal dude, unreal.

Originally posted by RollinWith21n52:

Originally posted by MadDog49er:
The QB of the future is Alex Smith, and when he signs a 5 year, $49 million deal in about two months, this whole thing will be resolved once and for all....until Nate Davis leaves the buffet table and makes a public appearance...then all bets are off.

The CK pick is looking more and more like another brilliant stroke of genius in the second round, following the likes of: Taylor Mays, Chilo Rachal and company.

Wow, you've really turned into an anti-Baalke homer. You always tell people not to judge a draft or prospect from day 1, then go out and call a player who has yet to play (which was expected when he was drafted since he was a raw prospect and Harbaugh indicated Alex would be the starter from day 1) a bust... or at least you imply as much (actually you called the pick genius, but it's well understood what you mean). Every good pick Baalke made is luck. Aldon Smith? Luck. Carlos Rogers? Luck. Miller converting to FB. Luck. But now that Alex has had a decent, but far from spectacular season the CK pick was dumb. What did you expect? The niners to put all their eggs in the Alex Smith basket again before this year started and NOT draft a QB? Really? I mean come on, really????? Unreal dude, unreal.

Well said, Rollin.

Originally posted by m_brockalexander:

Originally posted by RollinWith21n52:

Originally posted by MadDog49er:

The QB of the future is Alex Smith, and when he signs a 5 year, $49 million deal in about two months, this whole thing will be resolved once and for all....until Nate Davis leaves the buffet table and makes a public appearance...then all bets are off.

The CK pick is looking more and more like another brilliant stroke of genius in the second round, following the likes of: Taylor Mays, Chilo Rachal and company.

Wow, you've really turned into an anti-Baalke homer. You always tell people not to judge a draft or prospect from day 1, then go out and call a player who has yet to play (which was expected when he was drafted since he was a raw prospect and Harbaugh indicated Alex would be the starter from day 1) a bust... or at least you imply as much (actually you called the pick genius, but it's well understood what you mean). Every good pick Baalke made is luck. Aldon Smith? Luck. Carlos Rogers? Luck. Miller converting to FB. Luck. But now that Alex has had a decent, but far from spectacular season the CK pick was dumb. What did you expect? The niners to put all their eggs in the Alex Smith basket again before this year started and NOT draft a QB? Really? I mean come on, really????? Unreal dude, unreal.

Well said, Rollin.

And. He's. Outta here!

Originally posted by Godsleftsock:

Originally posted by m_brockalexander:

Originally posted by RollinWith21n52:

Originally posted by MadDog49er:
The QB of the future is Alex Smith, and when he signs a 5 year, $49 million deal in about two months, this whole thing will be resolved once and for all....until Nate Davis leaves the buffet table and makes a public appearance...then all bets are off.

The CK pick is looking more and more like another brilliant stroke of genius in the second round, following the likes of: Taylor Mays, Chilo Rachal and company.

Wow, you've really turned into an anti-Baalke homer. You always tell people not to judge a draft or prospect from day 1, then go out and call a player who has yet to play (which was expected when he was drafted since he was a raw prospect and Harbaugh indicated Alex would be the starter from day 1) a bust... or at least you imply as much (actually you called the pick genius, but it's well understood what you mean). Every good pick Baalke made is luck. Aldon Smith? Luck. Carlos Rogers? Luck. Miller converting to FB. Luck. But now that Alex has had a decent, but far from spectacular season the CK pick was dumb. What did you expect? The niners to put all their eggs in the Alex Smith basket again before this year started and NOT draft a QB? Really? I mean come on, really????? Unreal dude, unreal.

Well said, Rollin.

And. He's. Outta here!

R.I.P.

Originally posted by Godsleftsock:

Originally posted by m_brockalexander:

Originally posted by RollinWith21n52:

Originally posted by MadDog49er:

The QB of the future is Alex Smith, and when he signs a 5 year, $49 million deal in about two months, this whole thing will be resolved once and for all....until Nate Davis leaves the buffet table and makes a public appearance...then all bets are off.

The CK pick is looking more and more like another brilliant stroke of genius in the second round, following the likes of: Taylor Mays, Chilo Rachal and company.

Wow, you've really turned into an anti-Baalke homer. You always tell people not to judge a draft or prospect from day 1, then go out and call a player who has yet to play (which was expected when he was drafted since he was a raw prospect and Harbaugh indicated Alex would be the starter from day 1) a bust... or at least you imply as much (actually you called the pick genius, but it's well understood what you mean). Every good pick Baalke made is luck. Aldon Smith? Luck. Carlos Rogers? Luck. Miller converting to FB. Luck. But now that Alex has had a decent, but far from spectacular season the CK pick was dumb. What did you expect? The niners to put all their eggs in the Alex Smith basket again before this year started and NOT draft a QB? Really? I mean come on, really????? Unreal dude, unreal.

Well said, Rollin.

And. He's. Outta here!

Wait, what happened. I'm confused

Originally posted by RollinWith21n52:

Originally posted by Godsleftsock:

Originally posted by m_brockalexander:

Originally posted by RollinWith21n52:

Originally posted by MadDog49er:

The QB of the future is Alex Smith, and when he signs a 5 year, $49 million deal in about two months, this whole thing will be resolved once and for all....until Nate Davis leaves the buffet table and makes a public appearance...then all bets are off.

The CK pick is looking more and more like another brilliant stroke of genius in the second round, following the likes of: Taylor Mays, Chilo Rachal and company.

Wow, you've really turned into an anti-Baalke homer. You always tell people not to judge a draft or prospect from day 1, then go out and call a player who has yet to play (which was expected when he was drafted since he was a raw prospect and Harbaugh indicated Alex would be the starter from day 1) a bust... or at least you imply as much (actually you called the pick genius, but it's well understood what you mean). Every good pick Baalke made is luck. Aldon Smith? Luck. Carlos Rogers? Luck. Miller converting to FB. Luck. But now that Alex has had a decent, but far from spectacular season the CK pick was dumb. What did you expect? The niners to put all their eggs in the Alex Smith basket again before this year started and NOT draft a QB? Really? I mean come on, really????? Unreal dude, unreal.

Well said, Rollin.

And. He's. Outta here!

Wait, what happened. I'm confused

MD finally cocked off in a manner that was warn/banable and was indeed banned. The WZ is a better pace for it.

Originally posted by WINiner:

Originally posted by RollinWith21n52:

Originally posted by Godsleftsock:

Originally posted by m_brockalexander:

Originally posted by RollinWith21n52:

Originally posted by MadDog49er:
The QB of the future is Alex Smith, and when he signs a 5 year, $49 million deal in about two months, this whole thing will be resolved once and for all....until Nate Davis leaves the buffet table and makes a public appearance...then all bets are off.

The CK pick is looking more and more like another brilliant stroke of genius in the second round, following the likes of: Taylor Mays, Chilo Rachal and company.

Wow, you've really turned into an anti-Baalke homer. You always tell people not to judge a draft or prospect from day 1, then go out and call a player who has yet to play (which was expected when he was drafted since he was a raw prospect and Harbaugh indicated Alex would be the starter from day 1) a bust... or at least you imply as much (actually you called the pick genius, but it's well understood what you mean). Every good pick Baalke made is luck. Aldon Smith? Luck. Carlos Rogers? Luck. Miller converting to FB. Luck. But now that Alex has had a decent, but far from spectacular season the CK pick was dumb. What did you expect? The niners to put all their eggs in the Alex Smith basket again before this year started and NOT draft a QB? Really? I mean come on, really????? Unreal dude, unreal.

Well said, Rollin.

And. He's. Outta here!

Wait, what happened. I'm confused

MD finally cocked off in a manner that was warn/banable and was indeed banned. The WZ is a better pace for it.

What did he say? Was the comment deleted? I'd argue with the sentiment that the zone is a better place for it. I didn't always agree with MD, but he definitely contributed a ton of knowledge.