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Originally posted by TonyStarks:
Crabs should apply with the Pats for low money. He'll have a stellar year for sure. Esp with a SB win. Then the next year go for the big bucks. (SB winner , sure hands, top pick etc)
Originally posted by ChillninDaBay:
Smh lol... Any team with crabtree on the team will not win a SB.
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:Originally posted by ChillninDaBay:Smh lol... Any team with crabtree on the team will not win a SB.
Baseless opinion.
Originally posted by Antix:
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by ChillninDaBay:
Smh lol... Any team with crabtree on the team will not win a SB.
Baseless opinion.
Well it could be based on the fact that no team with Michael Crabtree has ever won the SB lol
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:Originally posted by Antix:Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:Originally posted by ChillninDaBay:Smh lol... Any team with crabtree on the team will not win a SB.
Baseless opinion.
Well it could be based on the fact that no team with Michael Crabtree has ever won the SB lol
So if a player has never won a SB before, then that means that any team that has said player on their roster will not win a SB?
No.
Like I said, baseless (and I am not even a big Crabtree guy).
Originally posted by Antix:
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by Antix:
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by ChillninDaBay:
Smh lol... Any team with crabtree on the team will not win a SB.
Baseless opinion.
Well it could be based on the fact that no team with Michael Crabtree has ever won the SB lol
So if a player has never won a SB before, then that means that any team that has said player on their roster will not win a SB?
No.
Like I said, baseless (and I am not even a big Crabtree guy).
It's all good man I was just joking
Originally posted by TonyStarks:If MC wants to salvage anything of his NFL career he would go to the Patriots and STFU (assuming the Patriots would take him and assuming that he would go there).
Crabs should apply with the Pats for low money. He'll have a stellar year for sure. Esp with a SB win. Then the next year go for the big bucks. (SB winner , sure hands, top pick etc)
Originally posted by CharlieSheen: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.
Originally posted by Cutitoff:He may have looked, but he sure as hell didn't know what he was seeing. High school quarterbacks go through their progressions better
Originally posted by CharlieSheen:Originally posted by Cutitoff:He may have looked, but he sure as hell didn't know what he was seeing. High school quarterbacks go through their progressions better
90 rating and 16/4 TD/int with Kerley as number 1 WR. Higher career passer rating, TD%, and YPA than Alex Smith. Second lowest int% of all time. High School QBs go through progressions better.
Yea, that sounds about right.
Originally posted by Cutitoff:Originally posted by CharlieSheen:Originally posted by Cutitoff:He may have looked, but he sure as hell didn't know what he was seeing. High school quarterbacks go through their progressions better
90 rating and 16/4 TD/int with Kerley as number 1 WR. Higher career passer rating, TD%, and YPA than Alex Smith. Second lowest int% of all time. High School QBs go through progressions better.
Yea, that sounds about right.
Hardly, his QB rating is 88. He had 1.5 good seasons when everybody was stacking the box because the Niners had frank Gore and one of the best offensive lines in football, plus they had to worry about Colin's running ability. Guy had a strong arm but zero touch. Couple small adjustments by d coordinators and he was dreadful and could not adjust
Ha, got off track a bit there.Originally posted by TheGore49er:Originally posted by Cutitoff:Originally posted by CharlieSheen:Originally posted by Cutitoff:He may have looked, but he sure as hell didn't know what he was seeing. High school quarterbacks go through their progressions better
90 rating and 16/4 TD/int with Kerley as number 1 WR. Higher career passer rating, TD%, and YPA than Alex Smith. Second lowest int% of all time. High School QBs go through progressions better.
Yea, that sounds about right.
Hardly, his QB rating is 88. He had 1.5 good seasons when everybody was stacking the box because the Niners had frank Gore and one of the best offensive lines in football, plus they had to worry about Colin's running ability. Guy had a strong arm but zero touch. Couple small adjustments by d coordinators and he was dreadful and could not adjust
Crabtree thread guys...