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Originally posted by susweel:Originally posted by SybErkRimInAL:Originally posted by susweel:
Good pick, this guy has the "IT" factor
Im happy with this pick
and he's hot. So a lot of hot chicks will show up to the games.
and he's a local guy Turlock CA
Originally posted by tjd808185:Originally posted by global_nomad:Originally posted by socalniner:
interesting prospect...who would you compare him to in the league today?
a little bit of rodgers, brees, and brady mixed into one.
Vick, Brady, Manning and Brees mixed into one.
I've always thought Randall Cunningham
Originally posted by tjd808185:Originally posted by Kolohe:Originally posted by global_nomad:Originally posted by socalniner:
interesting prospect...who would you compare him to in the league today?
a little bit of rodgers, brees, and brady mixed into one.
You gotta be kidding me, hes nothing like them.
More like Vince Young, Byron Leftwich and Omar Jacobs wrapped in one.
I think he was joking.
Ouch though. I was in love with Omar Jacobs before he returned to college his last year.
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RT @Momotaros_TRR Could Morgan give Kap the playbook? > Yes. And the 49ers coaches would love for that to happen.
Originally posted by Kolohe:Originally posted by b9er37:Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:
Colin Kaepernick Scouting Report
By Greg Cox
Strengths:
Leadership qualities
Ideal height
Highly productive runner
Evasive with excellent speed
Lots of experience
Tremendous athlete
Good arm strength
Very hard worker and intelligent
Weaknesses:
Needs more work on accuracy, especially deep accuracy
Delivery issues (windup) partially due to height
Has to adjust from Pistol offense
Must go through more progressions at pro level
Frame might lead to durability concerns
Lacks size to rid himself of tacklers
Ball security needs improvement
Played mostly against inferior competition
Summary: Colin Kaepernick was remarkably consistent during his four years at Nevada. His touchdown passes were 19, 22, 20 and 21. He ran for 1,100 or more yards in each of his final three seasons. The passing yards were the only exception with less production in 2007 and 2009, but even against mostly WAC opponents he only threw 24 interceptions in 1,271 attempts. He also greatly improved his accuracy to 65 percent as a senior.
The leadership factor weighs heavily into his evaluation and although the second round is littered with failures, he might be an exception. Teams have to love that he might have had a future in baseball (he was drafted by the Cubs) yet stuck with football which clearly illustrates his passion for football. That's good because his mechanics need work.
Lacks size? he is 6'6", 233 pounds
The term chicken legs mean anything to you.
Originally posted by Thorhawk:Originally posted by Kolohe:Originally posted by b9er37:Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:
Colin Kaepernick Scouting Report
By Greg Cox
Strengths:
Leadership qualities
Ideal height
Highly productive runner
Evasive with excellent speed
Lots of experience
Tremendous athlete
Good arm strength
Very hard worker and intelligent
Weaknesses:
Needs more work on accuracy, especially deep accuracy
Delivery issues (windup) partially due to height
Has to adjust from Pistol offense
Must go through more progressions at pro level
Frame might lead to durability concerns
Lacks size to rid himself of tacklers
Ball security needs improvement
Played mostly against inferior competition
Summary: Colin Kaepernick was remarkably consistent during his four years at Nevada. His touchdown passes were 19, 22, 20 and 21. He ran for 1,100 or more yards in each of his final three seasons. The passing yards were the only exception with less production in 2007 and 2009, but even against mostly WAC opponents he only threw 24 interceptions in 1,271 attempts. He also greatly improved his accuracy to 65 percent as a senior.
The leadership factor weighs heavily into his evaluation and although the second round is littered with failures, he might be an exception. Teams have to love that he might have had a future in baseball (he was drafted by the Cubs) yet stuck with football which clearly illustrates his passion for football. That's good because his mechanics need work.
Lacks size? he is 6'6", 233 pounds
The term chicken legs mean anything to you.
some guy named joe montana had that problem too
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Here’s a natural segue … who is your favorite NFL quarterback?
CK: Of all-time, I would say Brett Favre. I was a Packers fan growing up, and just to see the way he played the game and how excited he was about it all the time, he’s my favorite. Currently, it would have to be Peyton Manning. For me, the mental aspect of the game he has complete control of and is able to see exactly what the defense is doing and pick them apart, is amazing to me.
