Colin Kaepernick Thread

Originally posted by SundayTicket:
Blindfury u should take a break lol. At least till Sunday. You can bicker all u want and get pissed with all these posts and the coaches but fact of the matter is you ain't really gonna change anything. You always on every page in here arguing with people about kap. That shows you are pretty attached to the situation and its starting to show lmao. Give it a day or two, you'll feel all good again I'm telling ya!

You're on ever page, dude. You and a few others. It has nothing to do with Kaep. I'd defend anyone who I feel is getting unfairly criticized. I see this thread as a congregation of Kaep haters. After Kaep you will all move to the next QB...and the next QB after him. Completely blind to the real problem.

Originally posted by Blindfury:

Originally posted by IdahoNiner:
This bolded part is the most nonsensical post i have read on the zone this week. Congrats.

f you read your post above this one, I'd say it takes the cake. Not surprised, Kaep's biggest detractors ore his interview apart and once again made it personal. It's amazing how a person can hate someone they don't even know.

I'm very lenient on people's personas but man does Kap's public image start to wear quite thin on me now, especially since he hasn't had success in a long time.

It's sorta like Harbaugh......that POS dickwad persona was charming and funny in the beginning. That intense anger spit in that 2012 opener in Green bay.....so hilarious and funny.....he was "our" guy. But last year, different story.

I got what annoyed other fans about Harbaugh, and totally see what annoys them about Kap as well.

Originally posted by JTsBiggestFan:
I'm very lenient on people's personas but man does Kap's public image start to wear quite thin on me now, especially since he hasn't had success in a long time.

It's sorta like Harbaugh......that POS dickwad persona was charming and funny in the beginning. That intense anger spit in that 2012 opener in Green bay.....so hilarious and funny.....he was "our" guy. But last year, different story.

I got what annoyed other fans about Harbaugh, and totally see what annoys them about Kap as well.

See, I don't care about any of that stuff. It has no bearing on the actual game. Belicheck is a super douche and I don't even care. I had no issue with Harbaugh.

harbaugh's antics worth thin on the refs. i guarantee you the refs threw a few extra flags just to piss him off.

Originally posted by susweel:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by susweel:

Originally posted by boast:

Originally posted by susweel:
If I was kap I wouldn't hold no clipboard for gabbert. I'd tell them to go f**k themselves and deactivate me.

yeah a s**tty attitude is very productive. not shocked susweel posted this.

btw, you must be a huuuuge Ryan Mallet fan.

Niners screwed him over tricking him in to signing that contract saying they gonna re-sign free agents. They didn't do that they let the team go to s**t, oline with bunch of scrubs. Basically just ruined a promising career.

Yeah agreed. Kap needs an OL that can protect him for at least 20 sec.

2 seconds would be nice.

We aren't about to dole out our entire cap for a probowl front line to give him 2 seconds. The plays have been there for him. The 2 pick sixes vs ARI weren't the OL fault and those should have been out in less than 2 secs.

Here's the scenario I hope doesn't play out. What if Gabbert plays just alright, 200 yds, 1 TD, 1 Int and Tomsula decides to throw Kap back in after the bye. Then Kap chokes and has a horrible game. What is our next move? Do we ride it out with Kap or do we bench him again and pretend we're backing Gabbert?

I dread the thought of us riding the hot hand at QB. That never works. Cleveland and Houston are dealing with that and it's ugly.

Originally posted by Joecool:
We aren't about to dole out our entire cap for a probowl front line to give him 2 seconds. The plays have been there for him. The 2 pick sixes vs ARI weren't the OL fault and those should have been out in less than 2 secs.

This. Its incumbent upon the QB to make plays when they present themselves. Kaepernick has left a lot of yards and touchdowns out on the field this season. He's never shown that he sees the field all that well and this year has just been a continuation of his prior regression.

Originally posted by strickac:
Here's the scenario I hope doesn't play out. What if Gabbert plays just alright, 200 yds, 1 TD, 1 Int and Tomsula decides to throw Kap back in after the bye. Then Kap chokes and has a horrible game. What is our next move? Do we ride it out with Kap or do we bench him again and pretend we're backing Gabbert?

I dread the thought of us riding the hot hand at QB. That never works. Cleveland and Houston are dealing with that and it's ugly.

I think its unlikely that Kaepernick sits for only a game, I expect him to sit for 2-3 games at the very minimum,

Originally posted by Joecool:
We aren't about to dole out our entire cap for a probowl front line to give him 2 seconds. The plays have been there for him. The 2 pick sixes vs ARI weren't the OL fault and those should have been out in less than 2 secs.

He is so rattled, off and on, that it's hard to figure where he goes from here. But he's not as bad as the two pick sixes and he may never be as good as the GB game in 2012 again. If he can calm down and learn to take what the D gives him...and actually see what they are giving...oh never mind...let's see what happens...

G-- damn Kap is so unlikable.

Originally posted by defenderDX:

lmao. maybe when it comes to sit-ups.

Originally posted by susweel:
Niners screwed him over tricking him in to signing that contract saying they gonna re-sign free agents. They didn't do that they let the team go to s**t, oline with bunch of scrubs. Basically just ruined a promising career.

Yeah, just keep singing that song. It's everybody's fault but Kaeprnick's. If only he had a better line, if only his receivers were better, if only Jim Harbaugh hadn't left, if only the York's would sell the team and let "real" owners take over. Man this is tiresome. The plain fact of the matter is that he isn't a very good QB right now. He hasn't progressed beyond what he was when he first came up, a one read, spread offense QB, who can't read defenses, holds the ball too long, has no lateral quickness in the pocket and hasn't learned how to throw receivers open. Considering the way he got the job in the first place he would be well advised to just keep his mouth shut and go with the program. Let's not forget that the QB he replaced was in the top five of almost every category by which QB's are judged while he has one of the worst ratings in the league right now. I don't see that he has anything to complain about. Perhaps that's one more lesson he can learn from Alex Smith, how to act with some class when things don't go your way. Oh and by the way, the 49ers didn't trick him into signing that contract. He knew what he was getting into. He chose to bet on himself, and he lost, get over it.