Originally posted by DASeiler49:I've said it several times. My friend pointed out early in 2012, that Kaep didn't read the defense before the snap. I shrugged it off thinking he would grow into that. Fast forward to 2014 the year before the off the field stuff. We are playing the Rams and they don't have a DB on Torrey Smith. He was doing jumping jacks trying to get Kaeps attention. What does Kaep do? Run the ball up the gut for a yard or 2, could have been a 95 yard Td. That was the moment I gave up on him. That had nothing to do with the OL, receivers, or the injured defense. That was a QB too lazy to do his job and look over the defensive alignment. And that's not even going into his inability to read the defense after the ball is snapped.
Lmao if you honestly think Kap went through his career without looking at the defense pre snap.
) Then he did that stupid hold out all the way to the fourth game of the season that accomplished nothing besides making him look like a dumbass, I guess he gave in after the team started 3-1. I was expecting/hoping he would have a similar career as Dez Bryant, but turns out he was more of a broke version. Outside of low key throwing his QBs under the bus a couple times, he didn't really say or do anything too controversial, but you can tell from his body language during games that he was miserable unless he was getting his. He wanted to be looked as like he was some Terrell Owens, Larry Fitzgerald Julio Jones,etc calibrar reciever, he thought of himself as "King s**t" even though his NFL career has been...mostly average and unclutch in big moments.(funny when you remember that last play vs Texas in 2008), opposing players can sense his fakeness which is why guys like Richard Sherman and Aqib Talib punked him during games. Now he's past his athletic prime, a journeyman player looking for his forth team in 6 years, and the only thing he has on his resume worth mentioning is that he passed the 1,000 yards mark twice (barely). nobody will remember his unremarkable NFL career 
) Then he did that stupid hold out all the way to the fourth game of the season that accomplished nothing besides making him look like a dumbass, I guess he gave in after the team started 3-1. I was expecting/hoping he would have a similar career as Dez Bryant, but turns out he was more of a broke version. Outside of low key throwing his QBs under the bus a couple times, he didn't really say or do anything too controversial, but you can tell from his body language during games that he was miserable unless he was getting his. He wanted to be looked as like he was some Terrell Owens, Larry Fitzgerald Julio Jones,etc calibrar reciever, he thought of himself as "King s**t" even though his NFL career has been...mostly average and unclutch in big moments.(funny when you remember that last play vs Texas in 2008), opposing players can sense his fakeness which is why guys like Richard Sherman and Aqib Talib punked him during games. Now he's past his athletic prime, a journeyman player looking for his forth team in 6 years, and the only thing he has on his resume worth mentioning is that he passed the 1,000 yards mark twice (barely). nobody will remember his unremarkable NFL career