Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Not to mention it's a horrible comparison. Kap is more of a straight line runner, Fields is a lot more elusive. And Fields is a much more polished passer and further along as a passer in the NFL than Kap was.
This is comically absurd. This is nothing more than rewriting of history based on personal opinions.

My god the bias in Kap is strong in you my friend.
Fields makes all the throws from the pocket and outside the pocket. He's not throw 90mph fastballs every time he drops back to pass.
Give Fields, Jim Harbaugh, Kyle Shanahan or Mike McDaniel. I bet you he'd blow Kaps stats outta the water!!!
Eyeroll at the bolded. You made a claim that Fields is a more polished passer and further along as a passer than Kap ever was. So why is it that Kaepernick has shredded some teams (some very, very good teams at that) with his arms in his 49er career and Fields has not?
Kap shredded the Patriots with his arm IN Foxboro in the snow. Fields has never done that. Kap had a 400 yard, 3 touchdown game in our season opener against the Packers. Fields has never been close to having that type of game. Kap has multiple 300 yard passing games that resulted in wins. Fields has never thrown for 300 yards in a loss.
There is nothing biased about my reply. In no way shape or form is Fields a more polished passer right this second than Kap was in the NFL.
I am not even going to acknowledge the last line in your post. Not interested in arguing hypotheticals.
To be fair to Justin the talent level of his offense pales in comparison to what Kap had vs the Pats that game.
However I do agree with you, you can't say someone is further along as a passer in the NFL when they haven't put that film out there. This is similar to the conversations people were having after the Week 1 game vs Chicago where we heard the "49ers selected the wrong QB" and yet Lance was the better QB in that game as far as NFL level throws. Yes Fields ended up with the W and made the TD throws when our defense blinked and gave him a broken play to take advantage of but you can't make a game plan that relies on the opposing defense creating key penalties on would be 4th down situations and take your TDs only when the defense has broken coverage.
What 49er fans SHOULD be concentrating on isn't that we took the wrong buy but the fact that Fields is DEVELOPING and looks to be getting confidence and improving with more and more time. Same as Tua, same as Jalen Hurts, same as Josh Allen. For the most part these guys need time. Not everyone can come out Mahomes level MVP style. Patience is key. It will pay off.