Originally posted by truekingcarlos:
Everybody's over it buddy. What you need to do is learn to accept legitimate criticism of our QB. Don't take it personal. No need to take cheap shots at people.
Our QB is not beyond criticism.
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Originally posted by truekingcarlos:
Everybody's over it buddy. What you need to do is learn to accept legitimate criticism of our QB. Don't take it personal. No need to take cheap shots at people.
Our QB is not beyond criticism.
Originally posted by vaden:A bad rainbow to boot that just hung there. Horrible throw. He really struggled. I'm very disappointed, I'm hoping for a quick ego boost in the next game, but after this debacle, and the Rams games, I'm not so sure we are guaranteed a win against the Cardinals. Their defense WILL come to play against a division opponent.
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Kaepernick seems incapable of throwing jump balls, fades, or any type of short passes. They are almost all 100 MPH flat rockets.
Except when he needed to throw a rocket to wide open VD and instead tossed a rainbow that left him hanging.
Originally posted by susweel:
I wanted to post this in the Alex thread but its locked.
Mike Sando, ESPN.com @espn_nfcwest On this date in 2011, Alex Smith completed 14 of 26 passes for 179 yards with 61.7 QBR and 75.6 passer rating in victory at Seattle.
some people acting like Alex would have been the game changer yesterday and its simply not true. The game last year in Seattle our defense was outstanding and their QB was Tarvaris Jackson.
Originally posted by susweel:
I wanted to post this in the Alex thread but its locked.
Mike Sando, ESPN.com @espn_nfcwest On this date in 2011, Alex Smith completed 14 of 26 passes for 179 yards with 61.7 QBR and 75.6 passer rating in victory at Seattle.
some people acting like Alex would have been the game changer yesterday and its simply not true. The game last year in Seattle our defense was outstanding and their QB was Tarvaris Jackson.
Originally posted by SFrush:Fangio has to change the gameplan for an elusive QB like Wilson.
Originally posted by susweel:
I wanted to post this in the Alex thread but its locked.
Mike Sando, ESPN.com @espn_nfcwest On this date in 2011, Alex Smith completed 14 of 26 passes for 179 yards with 61.7 QBR and 75.6 passer rating in victory at Seattle.
some people acting like Alex would have been the game changer yesterday and its simply not true. The game last year in Seattle our defense was outstanding and their QB was Tarvaris Jackson.
Originally posted by susweel:
I wanted to post this in the Alex thread but its locked.
Mike Sando, ESPN.com @espn_nfcwest On this date in 2011, Alex Smith completed 14 of 26 passes for 179 yards with 61.7 QBR and 75.6 passer rating in victory at Seattle.
some people acting like Alex would have been the game changer yesterday and its simply not true. The game last year in Seattle our defense was outstanding and their QB was Tarvaris Jackson.
Originally posted by truekingcarlos:
Originally posted by LionHeartofGold:Everybody's over it buddy. What you need to do is learn to accept legitimate criticism of our QB. Don't take it personal. No need to take cheap shots at people.
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by leakyfausett:
As a coach you do not make huge changes to your winning team late in the season and mess with chemistry. We were a team last year we looks like a disfunctional mob at times this year. Also college gimmickry offense will not work at this level. You might throw it in once in a while like last year but to switch to it almost exclusively is crazy. All of this is on Harbaugh is ego is huge.
i agree on the timing of the decision but last night was not the fault of ck if you are going down that road,, the whole damn team imploded which we have done many times this year, no matter who the quarter back is.. in terms of the ego of our head coach,,,, you will get zero argument from me
Ego is always a good thing. It separates the winners from the losers. Nobody wants a push over or weak minded personality like Norv Turner. You don't think Belichick has an ego? or Brady? You don't think Montana had an ego? His ego prevents him from verbalizing Steve Young's name. You don't think the Argentine and Brazilian soccer players have an ego. You don't think Manning has an ego? His ego was about control and running the Broncos offense, which he knew Harbs wouldn't have allowed. To be a winner, you have to have a true belief that you are a winner before you act like one. The difference is, many express that ego differently and that's what probably rubs many the wrong way. If you don't like it, then maybe you should have noticed it before he was signed and not endorsed him as head coach of the 9ers.
In regards to your comment regarding changing our chemistry late in the season, well, I'm assuming you are talking about the change in QB. You need to move on and get over it; You are acting like a person who was dumped that can't let go. If you were watching the game objectively, you would have realized it wasn't a Karpernick loss, it was a butt kicking of one team that played better than the other team. In addition, if you want to look at just QB play, then look at the stats. No QB played well late in the season in Seattle, not even Tom Brady.
Our QB is not beyond criticism.
Originally posted by LionHeartofGold:
Originally posted by truekingcarlos:
Originally posted by LionHeartofGold:Everybody's over it buddy. What you need to do is learn to accept legitimate criticism of our QB. Don't take it personal. No need to take cheap shots at people.
Originally posted by cciowa:
Originally posted by leakyfausett:
As a coach you do not make huge changes to your winning team late in the season and mess with chemistry. We were a team last year we looks like a disfunctional mob at times this year. Also college gimmickry offense will not work at this level. You might throw it in once in a while like last year but to switch to it almost exclusively is crazy. All of this is on Harbaugh is ego is huge.
i agree on the timing of the decision but last night was not the fault of ck if you are going down that road,, the whole damn team imploded which we have done many times this year, no matter who the quarter back is.. in terms of the ego of our head coach,,,, you will get zero argument from me
Ego is always a good thing. It separates the winners from the losers. Nobody wants a push over or weak minded personality like Norv Turner. You don't think Belichick has an ego? or Brady? You don't think Montana had an ego? His ego prevents him from verbalizing Steve Young's name. You don't think the Argentine and Brazilian soccer players have an ego. You don't think Manning has an ego? His ego was about control and running the Broncos offense, which he knew Harbs wouldn't have allowed. To be a winner, you have to have a true belief that you are a winner before you act like one. The difference is, many express that ego differently and that's what probably rubs many the wrong way. If you don't like it, then maybe you should have noticed it before he was signed and not endorsed him as head coach of the 9ers.
In regards to your comment regarding changing our chemistry late in the season, well, I'm assuming you are talking about the change in QB. You need to move on and get over it; You are acting like a person who was dumped that can't let go. If you were watching the game objectively, you would have realized it wasn't a Karpernick loss, it was a butt kicking of one team that played better than the other team. In addition, if you want to look at just QB play, then look at the stats. No QB played well late in the season in Seattle, not even Tom Brady.
Our QB is not beyond criticism.
That's not true; not everybody is over the QB controversy. Just listen to the radio. If you watched the game objectively, you would have noticed the Defense was not able to get Seattle's offense off of the field. People should be looking at how poorly the defense played more so than the offense.
Originally posted by truekingcarlos:,
Originally posted by susweel:
I wanted to post this in the Alex thread but its locked.
Mike Sando, ESPN.com @espn_nfcwest On this date in 2011, Alex Smith completed 14 of 26 passes for 179 yards with 61.7 QBR and 75.6 passer rating in victory at Seattle.
some people acting like Alex would have been the game changer yesterday and its simply not true. The game last year in Seattle our defense was outstanding and their QB was Tarvaris Jackson.
Dude, you forgot the most important stat. Look at the bold. Epic fail.
Come on man, enough with bringing the past into this. We have a new QB, and he's not beyond criticism. If Kap continues to lose us games, he's going to be analyzed thoroughly to see what the issue is.
He's had 2 good games against mediocre defenses, one of which shut him down to give NE a chance at coming back. And 4 horrendous to mediocre games where our defense gave him the wins. He's still trending downwards since that first game against overrated Chicago. He had one statistical anomaly against NE, and he almost blew that.
Originally posted by Jersey9er:
Originally posted by truekingcarlos:,
Originally posted by susweel:
I wanted to post this in the Alex thread but its locked.
Mike Sando, ESPN.com @espn_nfcwest On this date in 2011, Alex Smith completed 14 of 26 passes for 179 yards with 61.7 QBR and 75.6 passer rating in victory at Seattle.
some people acting like Alex would have been the game changer yesterday and its simply not true. The game last year in Seattle our defense was outstanding and their QB was Tarvaris Jackson.
Dude, you forgot the most important stat. Look at the bold. Epic fail.
Come on man, enough with bringing the past into this. We have a new QB, and he's not beyond criticism. If Kap continues to lose us games, he's going to be analyzed thoroughly to see what the issue is.
He's had 2 good games against mediocre defenses, one of which shut him down to give NE a chance at coming back. And 4 horrendous to mediocre games where our defense gave him the wins. He's still trending downwards since that first game against overrated Chicago. He had one statistical anomaly against NE, and he almost blew that.
i dont mind our boy sus, but sometimes even he posts witout thinking clearly. But Alex 3-0 Kaep 0-1 vs seattle. fact not fiction.
anywho, im writing because once again, listen i like Harbs but sometimes i too get pissed at feeding us the bs. So first last night he says that he had to, "Simplify the offense for kaep". Then today he says, "the niners werent surprised by anything that the hawks did".
I'm still rollin wit Harbs, but i gotta be honest, this year he's on something. Some moves he makes this year, it seems like he's saying greater good for the team. But more of a personal feel on what he personally think is right, then what the reality maybe should be.
Pride can be a scary thing, depending on when it's time to let go of it and be humble. Harb's Pride for just this season, may cost us a SB. just how i feel
Originally posted by susweel:
Originally posted by Jersey9er:
Originally posted by truekingcarlos:,
Originally posted by susweel:
I wanted to post this in the Alex thread but its locked.
Mike Sando, ESPN.com @espn_nfcwest On this date in 2011, Alex Smith completed 14 of 26 passes for 179 yards with 61.7 QBR and 75.6 passer rating in victory at Seattle.
some people acting like Alex would have been the game changer yesterday and its simply not true. The game last year in Seattle our defense was outstanding and their QB was Tarvaris Jackson.
Dude, you forgot the most important stat. Look at the bold. Epic fail.
Come on man, enough with bringing the past into this. We have a new QB, and he's not beyond criticism. If Kap continues to lose us games, he's going to be analyzed thoroughly to see what the issue is.
He's had 2 good games against mediocre defenses, one of which shut him down to give NE a chance at coming back. And 4 horrendous to mediocre games where our defense gave him the wins. He's still trending downwards since that first game against overrated Chicago. He had one statistical anomaly against NE, and he almost blew that.
i dont mind our boy sus, but sometimes even he posts witout thinking clearly. But Alex 3-0 Kaep 0-1 vs seattle. fact not fiction.
anywho, im writing because once again, listen i like Harbs but sometimes i too get pissed at feeding us the bs. So first last night he says that he had to, "Simplify the offense for kaep". Then today he says, "the niners werent surprised by anything that the hawks did".
I'm still rollin wit Harbs, but i gotta be honest, this year he's on something. Some moves he makes this year, it seems like he's saying greater good for the team. But more of a personal feel on what he personally think is right, then what the reality maybe should be.
Pride can be a scary thing, depending on when it's time to let go of it and be humble. Harb's Pride for just this season, may cost us a SB. just how i feel
fact not fiction the defense didnt allow 42 points in those games either. look at everything not just the win loss record.
Originally posted by susweel:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Kaepernick seems incapable of throwing jump balls, fades, or any type of short passes. They are almost all 100 MPH flat rockets.