Originally posted by dj43:
Just hasn't shown what it takes to play NFL-grade QB.
What do you mean he hasn't shown it.
Some of you have mental block. Did you just forget everything he's done prior to this year.
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Originally posted by dj43:
Just hasn't shown what it takes to play NFL-grade QB.
Some of you have mental block. Did you just forget everything he's done prior to this year.
Originally posted by 49ers81:
he has a cannon that he can't hit anything unless the guy is wide open and running free behind the defense and even then it is an iffy proposition and he has demonstrated very little touch on the shorter routes and while his straight line speed is impressive it has proven to be almost useless when it comes to moving around in the pocket because his stride is too long to be effective is small areas. His upside is a myth, it was the thing that Harbaugh chased after and could never develop and it is the carrot that will probably entice some new coach into believing that he can "fix" what his wrong with his game so the team will waste another year going down a road it has already travelled with a player who simply isn't good enough to get it done. I'm not saying I'm sold on Gabbert by any means but in his eight starts I saw more tangible potential in him than I have seen in 3 1/2 years with Kaepernick. During the course of the games he played this year Gabbert made some absolutely wicked throws that Kaepernick could only dream about. I think he also showed more functionality in the pocket avoiding the rush and extending plays and when he did run it was usually to good effect. I would much rather see him starting next year than Kaepernick simply because I think he's a better player.
Originally posted by NikeSBHead:
From what I've seen of Gabbert, is that at his very best he matches Kap at his worst hahah
I'm not ready to give up on Kap, and I doubt the new HC will too.
Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:
Seriously! This screen shot is so over used. By this time in the season, Kap was completely shell shocked and for all the reasons you mentioned, did not notice the open WR. He's probably thinking, "oh crap, I sure hope Martin doesn't get rag dolled by Donald Pen..." Aside from that, it was just a bad play for Kap, but that just tells me he had way too much going on in his head.
Originally posted by Kense:Originally posted by dj43:Just hasn't shown what it takes to play NFL-grade QB.
What do you mean he hasn't shown it.Some of you have mental block. Did you just forget everything he's done prior to this year.
Originally posted by dj43:
I'm not ready to give up on Kaepernick yet either, but his performance in the first 8 games of the season was far below what Gabbert did in the final 8 games. My best hope for him is that another team will take on the project and give us a draft pick or two. Right now I would be delighted with a 3rd, but I'm not holding my breath.
Kaepernick's NFL QB rating for the past 4 years:
2012 - 98
2013 - 91
2014 - 86
2015 - 78
There is a pattern here that did not just start this season.
Blindfury - PFF grades for 2014 are no longer available but I am sure they would show the same pattern as the NFL rating.
Originally posted by Afrikan:
Originally posted by Kense:Originally posted by dj43:I'm not ready to give up on Kaepernick yet either, but his performance in the first 8 games of the season was far below what Gabbert did in the final 8 games. My best hope for him is that another team will take on the project and give us a draft pick or two. Right now I would be delighted with a 3rd, but I'm not holding my breath.
Kaepernick's NFL QB rating for the past 4 years:
2012 - 98
2013 - 91
2014 - 86
2015 - 78
There is a pattern here that did not just start this season.
Blindfury - PFF grades for 2014 are no longer available but I am sure they would show the same pattern as the NFL rating.
You all keep posting that BS while ignoring what was happening with the Team overall, Injuries, front office distractions come into play with the fall off in 2014 and 2015 and 2014 wasn't bad either.
Originally posted by JoeMoKnows:
Originally posted by sacniner:
Kap was embarrassingly bad last year. The blind defending of his play is a joke. That said, he is the best option going into next year. Please don't start the year with Blaine. God no.
I don't think we are going to draft Goff. That is the only way I could put up with backup Blaine. Since we aren't getting Goff, give a real coach a shot at reviving Kap. After that, no excuses.
Actually a lot of the draft sites are saying 9ers will/should draft Goff so....
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Sorry to derail, but Ken Dorsey threw 249 yards against a Seattle team that went to the Super Bowl that year.![]()
Sorry I figured the Gabbert threw 264 yards @ Seattle was used up already.
Originally posted by Geeked:
I can detail the increasing level of s**tty pass protection in each of those years to help the less informed fan review these numbers within context.
Originally posted by dj43:That proves nothing to the Kaepernick lovers, their excuses just mount as he sucks more. What makes it even worse is the NFL still is progressively calling games to favor the passing attack DBs don't even get away in 2015 with what they did in 2014, 2013, etc. Roughing the passer calls are also easier to get now than in 2014,2013. Even without improved play a QBs numbers should go up. All this and Kap goes down and down.
Originally posted by NikeSBHead:
From what I've seen of Gabbert, is that at his very best he matches Kap at his worst hahah
I'm not ready to give up on Kap, and I doubt the new HC will too.
I'm not ready to give up on Kaepernick yet either, but his performance in the first 8 games of the season was far below what Gabbert did in the final 8 games. My best hope for him is that another team will take on the project and give us a draft pick or two. Right now I would be delighted with a 3rd, but I'm not holding my breath.
Kaepernick's NFL QB rating for the past 4 years:
2012 - 98
2013 - 91
2014 - 86
2015 - 78
There is a pattern here that did not just start this season.
Blindfury - PFF grades for 2014 are no longer available but I am sure they would show the same pattern as the NFL rating.
Originally posted by dtg_9er:
Originally posted by sacniner:
What's up English.
Kap's talent level and package is insane in a good way. He has a cannon with WR speed. That is always tantalizing. We've seen him have success. Blaine has never had consistent success in the NFL. He had a great game this year against ATL and played poorly for the most part after. He made a few plays, but wasn't consistent. I guess he played better than Kap, but that isn't saying anything. Kap was literally non functional as he had a mental breakdown essentially.
I think Kap's ceiling is much higher. Maybe a great coach can harness that. The NFL films guru (love his work because it's unbiased) Cossell says that Gabbert feels pressure way too quickly and moves out of the pocket too soon (leaves a lot of throws on the field). He also is too conservative. Therefore, sounds like he has issues upstairs like Kap does. If they both have mental breakdowns, and need major resurrecting, I would rather go with a guy who has an insane talent level.
Blaine is still a quality backup. I think his conservative demeanor can bode well as a backup where he will make less mistakes and not "lose the game for you." As we all know, having good backups is invaluable.
Don't understand this. Seems Gabbert was much more patient in the pocket than Kaepernick.
Originally posted by Kense:They don't want to hear that. Only Gabbert gets line excuses
Originally posted by Geeked:I can detail the increasing level of s**tty pass protection in each of those years to help the less informed fan review these numbers within context.
