49ers OC: Kaepernick change not intended as ‘spark’; Garnett’s starting status TBD
Oct 12, 2016 at 12:05 PM
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Offensive coordinator Curtis Modkins says the move to promote Colin Kaepernick ahead of Blaine Gabbert had less to do about a "spark" and more to do about increasing the 49ers chance to win
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