Vernon Davis

Originally posted by Antix:
Sounds a lot like Kapscuses.

I'm enjoying Vernon having a sh**** QB now than he ever did......JTO, Shaun Hill....

Just imagine if he needed 40 yards for the record this game, he wouldn't have gotten it!!

IMO, Vernon has always sucked and could never play well within the offense. He was only successful if his number was called AND the routes were the 2 routes that he specialized in.

To me, dude has always sucked. He was just lucky that we had a super strong run game to force a defense to crash down.

Originally posted by Joecool:
IMO, Vernon has always sucked and could never play well within the offense. He was only successful if his number was called AND the routes were the 2 routes that he specialized in.

To me, dude has always sucked. He was just lucky that we had a super strong run game to force a defense to crash down.

That's total BS and you know it. 13 TDs out of a total of 21 passing TDs in 2013, enough said. If it wasn't for him, Kap probably would have been benched or even cut long ago.

Originally posted by okdkid:
Vernon somehow managed to go to a QB situation worse than ours. Enjoy.

Originally posted by crabman82:

Originally posted by ninerfan4life:
Did he catch one today?

1 catch for 8 yards

Did he do the little pony jump to catch it?

It's cuz you suck now, dude. lol

DENVER—For most of the Sunday disaster, the Denver Broncos' new secret weapon stood on the sideline holding his helmet behind his back.

At least Vernon Davis is still a secret.

"I thought I was going to play a lot, too," Davis said. "I was confused. I thought I would play a lot more than that. Very confused.''

It wasn't until garbage time – after Denver fell behind 29-0, and after starting quarterback Peyton Manning was benched in favor of Brock Osweiler -- that Davis caught his first pass as a Bronco.

The tight end finished with two catches for 19 yards. But for the bulk of the game, Davis was a bystander. After he was acquired from the San Francisco 49ers in deadline trade two weeks ago, Davis has barely played in his first two games.

He only got in for nine offensive plays last week in a 27-24 loss at Indianapolis. He had zero catches. Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak said Davis would get more playing time Sunday against the Chiefs.

And Davis was targeted on the Broncos' first pass play of the game but Manning badly underthrew the ball and it was intercepted.

That was pretty much it for Davis until the fourth quarter and his Broncos were well behind.

"I want to help this team win," said Davis, who has yet to experience victory with the Broncos. "That's where my focus is at.''

Originally posted by StOnEy333:
It's cuz you suck now, dude. lol

DENVER—For most of the Sunday disaster, the Denver Broncos' new secret weapon stood on the sideline holding his helmet behind his back.

At least Vernon Davis is still a secret.

"I thought I was going to play a lot, too," Davis said. "I was confused. I thought I would play a lot more than that. Very confused.''

It wasn't until garbage time – after Denver fell behind 29-0, and after starting quarterback Peyton Manning was benched in favor of Brock Osweiler -- that Davis caught his first pass as a Bronco.

The tight end finished with two catches for 19 yards. But for the bulk of the game, Davis was a bystander. After he was acquired from the San Francisco 49ers in deadline trade two weeks ago, Davis has barely played in his first two games.

He only got in for nine offensive plays last week in a 27-24 loss at Indianapolis. He had zero catches. Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak said Davis would get more playing time Sunday against the Chiefs.

And Davis was targeted on the Broncos' first pass play of the game but Manning badly underthrew the ball and it was intercepted.

That was pretty much it for Davis until the fourth quarter and his Broncos were well behind.

"I want to help this team win," said Davis, who has yet to experience victory with the Broncos. "That's where my focus is at.''

I said it to one of my friends who's a Broncos fan, Owen Daniels is better. LOL

the only thing i was interested in vernon about was if he and alex would hug after the game.. i think the tv cut away just as they were meeting on the field afterwards. i think the time has passed him and "peyton" by

Lol f**kin Davis. Gonna cancer the Broncos right out of a playoff spot.

hate hate.... Vernon got deep behind the coverage and Peyton's weak arn underthrew him....would've been a huge TD.

The more Vernon adjusted Vernon gets with his new team the better he will look.

Brock has the arm to reach him, but is not as accurate as healthy Manning.

so with this big lead they have in the division, I think will just be patient with Manning and continue to ease Vernon in.

then late in the year, it should be interesting.

Originally posted by TonyStarks:
....and there it is.




Vernon was the rat/leak.

This actually makes perfect sense. I worked at a restaurant in the South Bay where Vernon was a regular. Actually, a lot of Niners were regulars there: Willis, Iupati, etc. Vernon was the only dude who would talk, talk, and talk non stop about everything, including the team. I specifically remember asking about AJ Jenkins, just to see if he was that way about his own team as well. He did not hesitate in offering his opinion about how much of a bust Jenkins was. Vernon has a big mouth and it would not surprise me that he would be the rat. He doesn't shut up. Iupati and Willis never talked, let alone discussed dressing room concerns with the general public.

Originally posted by Scottie15:

Originally posted by TonyStarks:
....and there it is.




Vernon was the rat/leak.

This actually makes perfect sense. I worked at a restaurant in the South Bay where Vernon was a regular. Actually, a lot of Niners were regulars there: Willis, Iupati, etc. Vernon was the only dude who would talk, talk, and talk non stop about everything, including the team. I specifically remember asking about AJ Jenkins, just to see if he was that way about his own team as well. He did not hesitate in offering his opinion about how much of a bust Jenkins was. Vernon has a big mouth and it would not surprise me that he would be the rat. He doesn't shut up. Iupati and Willis never talked, let alone discussed dressing room concerns with the general public.

I doubt it, everyone here thinks Jed is the leak

Manning throws 4 ints and gets yanked.

This has got to be Vernon Davis' fault.

Originally posted by Afrikan:

hate hate.... Vernon got deep behind the coverage and Peyton's weak arn underthrew him....would've been a huge TD.

The more Vernon adjusted Vernon gets with his new team the better he will look.

Brock has the arm to reach him, but is not as accurate as healthy Manning.

so with this big lead they have in the division, I think will just be patient with Manning and continue to ease Vernon in.

then late in the year, it should be interesting.

Been saying that since the trade. Davis has never been a great route runner, but still can beat teams deep. The only problem is that Manning needs the exact opposite since he can't throw deep. He needs everything to be crisp and timed.

He clearly isn't as good as he was, but I don't think he's that bad either. I just don't think he is the right fit in that Denver offense. He never got better in the areas that a typical TE in Manning's, or Kubiak's, offense requires.

One thing that stood out to me, and this was something I've hated about him all along. On the interception, he wasn't in position to try to break up the INT, but his reaction afterward showed exactly what a lot of people have said about him for a long time. He doesn't show the heart or desire to win. On that pick, I expect any receiver to turn around and chase the DB. He turns and jogs.

With his speed, he could have possibly caught the guy, and who knows, could have had a forced fumble. Instead, the ball is picked and as the DB is running, Vernon gives a half-@ssed effort.

Originally posted by StOnEy333:
It's cuz you suck now, dude. lol

DENVER—For most of the Sunday disaster, the Denver Broncos' new secret weapon stood on the sideline holding his helmet behind his back.

At least Vernon Davis is still a secret.

"I thought I was going to play a lot, too," Davis said. "I was confused. I thought I would play a lot more than that. Very confused.''

It wasn't until garbage time – after Denver fell behind 29-0, and after starting quarterback Peyton Manning was benched in favor of Brock Osweiler -- that Davis caught his first pass as a Bronco.

The tight end finished with two catches for 19 yards. But for the bulk of the game, Davis was a bystander. After he was acquired from the San Francisco 49ers in deadline trade two weeks ago, Davis has barely played in his first two games.

He only got in for nine offensive plays last week in a 27-24 loss at Indianapolis. He had zero catches. Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak said Davis would get more playing time Sunday against the Chiefs.

And Davis was targeted on the Broncos' first pass play of the game but Manning badly underthrew the ball and it was intercepted.

That was pretty much it for Davis until the fourth quarter and his Broncos were well behind.

"I want to help this team win," said Davis, who has yet to experience victory with the Broncos. "That's where my focus is at.''

Wonder if he didn't run his route precisely enough.