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The Alex Smith-Colin Kaepernick showdown: Nope, not much to see here (but it was still interesting)
Aug 16, 2013 at 8:15 PM
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Two grand conclusions from tonight's highly anticipated 49ers' preseason game vs. the Chiefs: 1) Jim Harbaugh was so intrigued by the Alex Smith vs. Colin Kaepernick story line that he only played Kaepernick for one short series in Kansas City tonight. Apparently: Not that intrigued....Continue reading...
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