Originally posted by WWFGD:Marvin49,
You are without a doubt my favorite poster in the Webzone. Great analysis and great videos! Keep it up!!!
That's why he's the leading vote getter so far in the WZ Favorite Poster category in the PL poll
There are 252 users in the forums
Originally posted by WWFGD:Marvin49,
You are without a doubt my favorite poster in the Webzone. Great analysis and great videos! Keep it up!!!
Originally posted by StOnEy333:
Originally posted by WWFGD:
Marvin49,
You are without a doubt my favorite poster in the Webzone. Great analysis and great videos! Keep it up!!!
That's why he's the leading vote getter so far in the WZ Favorite Poster category in the PL poll
Originally posted by susweel:Maybe not right now in overall terms..but after having watched a few of RG3's games I am almost sure Kaep is going to be a better pure passer. I"m also sensing that Harbaugh is coaching him out of his Nevada day's style of doing one read and taking off if there were yards to be had. Watching what has happened to running QB's like Vick, and what nearly happened to RG3's knee, makes it clear that the this is not a long term way to coach that position.
CK7 >>>> RG3
Originally posted by SnakePlissken:
CK7 gained all his stats in only 7 starts, it took all those rookies 16 games. -Of course those guys are rookies... but Kaep is still classified as a 'rookie' (despite his second year); sure Kaep plays on the best team of all those QBs (and had a year under a great system/head coach), but I think Kaep is the best young starter entering the post-season.
Kaep will be the first, and possibly only QB from the 2011 class to get a ring within the next five years (unless Cincy finally trashes Marvin Lewis).
Originally posted by StOnEy333:
Originally posted by StOnEy333:
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
You area already wrong. Kaep plaed like 7 3/4 games. Not 7.0. So your statistical analysis is already off. Didn't Smith get knocked out pretty early in that game? Kaep played most of it. Kaep played close to 8 full games. Just about 1 quarter short of that. So 7.0 would not be accurate.
Really? Thats how you are gonna come at me? "You are already wrong"? Dude...come on, gimme a little credit here. Of course he played LESS than 3 quarters of the first Rams game (Smith threw his TD to Crab in the second Quarter).
Thats probably why I tallied his totals only in the games that he STARTED. I didn't just take all of his stats and divide them by 7. For example (and I don't have the numbers in front of me), I did my math based on just over 1600 yards, not the 1814 he had on the year and I didn't give him credit for the TD he scored on the ground or the yards he gained against the Rams in that first game.
RGIII started 15 games so I did my analysis only on STARTS. IMO, it's only fair to compare games they prepared for as the starter.
Is SD. Please don't take anything he says serious. As a matter of fact, you should just ignore anything that he posts in any thread. You/everybody will be much better off.
Awe, he got his feelings hurt and reported me.
Originally posted by aTx49er:
No offense but it's not really fair to compare Kaep to those other QBs right now. They had training camp to prepare before their first start. Kaep had a season and a half to prepare before his first. That is a huge advantage......
Originally posted by Bali-Niner:
Originally posted by SnakePlissken:
CK7 gained all his stats in only 7 starts, it took all those rookies 16 games. -Of course those guys are rookies... but Kaep is still classified as a 'rookie' (despite his second year); sure Kaep plays on the best team of all those QBs (and had a year under a great system/head coach), but I think Kaep is the best young starter entering the post-season.
Kaep will be the first, and possibly only QB from the 2011 class to get a ring within the next five years (unless Cincy finally trashes Marvin Lewis).
One thing tho Snake; I'm not so sure Kap plays on the best team - At this time. I hate to say it but, the freakin Hawks are very good right now...
Originally posted by BrianGO:
The Hawks are good? Based on what? By the fact that they win big at home and nowhere else? Do you think they are going to walk into Washington and blow them out 50 - 3? They are only a good team when they have their 12th man.
Originally posted by BrianGO:
Originally posted by aTx49er:
No offense but it's not really fair to compare Kaep to those other QBs right now. They had training camp to prepare before their first start. Kaep had a season and a half to prepare before his first. That is a huge advantage......
I disagree with the point your're trying to make.
Kaep had "more time", its true. But "more time" practicing with whom? Certainly not with first stringers. He's probably had less than half the snaps practicing with the 49ers first string players compared to those other guys. Being the second string quarterback means you are throwing to the second string players 90% of the time, including training camp.
Also, playing in the actual games helps quarterbacks. All of these young quarterbacks have improved with experience. So if Kaep had started the season, he would be better now because of more experience.
So he's had more time in the NFL, but not more time in the NFL practicing with the first string or playing in NFL games. Which one is more important can be debated, but for example, Aaron Rogers didn't look like Superman until he had some experience in NFL games with his first string players.
Originally posted by aTx49er:
Originally posted by BrianGO:
Originally posted by aTx49er:
No offense but it's not really fair to compare Kaep to those other QBs right now. They had training camp to prepare before their first start. Kaep had a season and a half to prepare before his first. That is a huge advantage......
I disagree with the point your're trying to make.
Kaep had "more time", its true. But "more time" practicing with whom? Certainly not with first stringers. He's probably had less than half the snaps practicing with the 49ers first string players compared to those other guys. Being the second string quarterback means you are throwing to the second string players 90% of the time, including training camp.
Also, playing in the actual games helps quarterbacks. All of these young quarterbacks have improved with experience. So if Kaep had started the season, he would be better now because of more experience.
So he's had more time in the NFL, but not more time in the NFL practicing with the first string or playing in NFL games. Which one is more important can be debated, but for example, Aaron Rogers didn't look like Superman until he had some experience in NFL games with his first string players.
If you guys don't think having time to learn the offense and perfecting your quarterbacking skills(without pressure I might add) is a great advantage I don't know what else to say. Of course game experience is important but those other QBs were still learning the offense as they are gaining game experience.
Aaron Rodgers threw over 4000 yards with 28 TDs his very first starting season.
Kaep was considered a project coming out of college. Harbaugh has had a year and a half to mold him until he was ready. Just like Walsh had a year and a half to mold Montana until he was ready.