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Originally posted by mayo49:
Originally posted by okdkid:
Ian Rapoport @RapSheet
Not that there was much of a chance, but #49ers aren't trading Colin Kaepernick. They haven't ruled him out starting later in the season.
Originally posted by mayo49:nothing wrong with that. let him set for a while,, or if gabbert blows really bad he comes back in. who knows. maybe setting him will be good for him in the long run. he has hit rock bottom so he sets. i am glad the team says they are leaving the door open for him to come back later this year
Originally posted by okdkid:
Ian Rapoport @RapSheet
Not that there was much of a chance, but #49ers aren't trading Colin Kaepernick. They haven't ruled him out starting later in the season.
Originally posted by cciowa:
nothing wrong with that. let him set for a while,, or if gabbert blows really bad he comes back in. who knows. maybe setting him will be good for him in the long run. he has hit rock bottom so he sets. i am glad the team says they are leaving the door open for him to come back later this year
Originally posted by theninermind:
No press conference regarding this??? Are there please other changes coming too? Devey? Pears? Something???
Originally posted by 16to87:
Try watching the college games. Much more entertaining and relaxing knowing I don't have a dog in the fight
Originally posted by 16to87:
http://www.ninersnation.com/2015/11/3/9661754/we-knew-colin-kaepernicks-days-were-numbered-but-49ers-should-have-handled-this-better
Another source stated the person who leaks the information is not Jed York, but Paraag Marathe. Apparently, Marathe was the main person responsible for the leaks regarding Jim Harbaugh last year and it seems likely he is partially responsible for the Kaepernick drama. Even if York did not leak the information himself, his office seemingly is involved in it. At the very least, York and the other execs cannot keep their feelings discreet. Or, the execs purposefully use it as a tool to gain public support of their decisions.
spot on imo
Originally posted by 16to87:
http://www.ninersnation.com/2015/11/3/9661754/we-knew-colin-kaepernicks-days-were-numbered-but-49ers-should-have-handled-this-better
Another source stated the person who leaks the information is not Jed York, but Paraag Marathe. Apparently, Marathe was the main person responsible for the leaks regarding Jim Harbaugh last year and it seems likely he is partially responsible for the Kaepernick drama. Even if York did not leak the information himself, his office seemingly is involved in it. At the very least, York and the other execs cannot keep their feelings discreet. Or, the execs purposefully use it as a tool to gain public support of their decisions.
spot on imo
speaks louder than leaks
Originally posted by zonkers:
Originally posted by 16to87:
http://www.ninersnation.com/2015/11/3/9661754/we-knew-colin-kaepernicks-days-were-numbered-but-49ers-should-have-handled-this-better
Another source stated the person who leaks the information is not Jed York, but Paraag Marathe. Apparently, Marathe was the main person responsible for the leaks regarding Jim Harbaugh last year and it seems likely he is partially responsible for the Kaepernick drama. Even if York did not leak the information himself, his office seemingly is involved in it. At the very least, York and the other execs cannot keep their feelings discreet. Or, the execs purposefully use it as a tool to gain public support of their decisions.
spot on imo
Originally posted by Joecool:
Stubborn QB: "While Vernon Davis has endured a lot of heat for his calling out Kaepernick in a team meeting, it is my impression he was really trying to help Kap understand the vantage point of a receiver. And, apparently, whether it was his approach or his attitude, he never got through to Colin Kaepernick. And, apparently neither did Boldin."
Wonder why we traded Vernon if we were going to bench Kap either way? Well...actually, I don't think Vernon's weaknesses work with Gabbert.
Originally posted by boast:
Originally posted by Joecool:
Stubborn QB: "While Vernon Davis has endured a lot of heat for his calling out Kaepernick in a team meeting, it is my impression he was really trying to help Kap understand the vantage point of a receiver. And, apparently, whether it was his approach or his attitude, he never got through to Colin Kaepernick. And, apparently neither did Boldin."
Wonder why we traded Vernon if we were going to bench Kap either way? Well...actually, I don't think Vernon's weaknesses work with Gabbert.
Denver most likely called with an offer. VD was going to be FA anyway. after the past two seasons, Vernon has played like crap. he's been outplayed by Celek. i don't think Baalke was looking to re-sign him. might as well get something for him.
Originally posted by zonkers:
Originally posted by 16to87:
http://www.ninersnation.com/2015/11/3/9661754/we-knew-colin-kaepernicks-days-were-numbered-but-49ers-should-have-handled-this-better
Another source stated the person who leaks the information is not Jed York, but Paraag Marathe. Apparently, Marathe was the main person responsible for the leaks regarding Jim Harbaugh last year and it seems likely he is partially responsible for the Kaepernick drama. Even if York did not leak the information himself, his office seemingly is involved in it. At the very least, York and the other execs cannot keep their feelings discreet. Or, the execs purposefully use it as a tool to gain public support of their decisions.
spot on imo
Originally posted by boast:
Denver most likely called with an offer. VD was going to be FA anyway. after the past two seasons, Vernon has played like crap. he's been outplayed by Celek. i don't think Baalke was looking to re-sign him. might as well get something for him.