Colin Kaepernick Thread

Originally posted by NickSh49:

Originally posted by midrdan:

Originally posted by tezel112:

Originally posted by NickSh49:

Originally posted by NickSh49:

Originally posted by NickSh49:

Originally posted by StOnEy333:

Originally posted by NickSh49:

Originally posted by StOnEy333:

Originally posted by tezel112:

Those are 6-7 great plays. Awesome to see. It just sucks that he can't make the average plays with any sort of consistency.

Go watch SF @ NE from 2012.

I have seen the game. Great game. Go watch the 2013 NFCCG. That play to Crabtree ... Meanwhile if he just recognized coverage he could have hit QP on the other side for a wide open completion. If not a TD then to within the 5 ... Believe me, we wouldn't be here if Kap consistently played like he did against NE. Then again Matt Flynn would be an All Pro if he could match the one game where he threw 5 TDs. He's out of the league now ... And I wouldn't be surprised if Kap wasn't too far behind.

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Originally posted by midrdan:
I have seen the game. Great game. Go watch the 2013 NFCCG. That play to Crabtree ... Meanwhile if he just recognized coverage he could have hit QP on the other side for a wide open completion. If not a TD then to within the 5 ... Believe me, we wouldn't be here if Kap consistently played like he did against NE. Then again Matt Flynn would be an All Pro if he could match the one game where he threw 5 TDs. He's out of the league now ... And I wouldn't be surprised if Kap wasn't too far behind.

You, me, and everyone else already knows this.

Originally posted by NickSh49:

Originally posted by aTx49er:
Wilson had a 118 rating, completed over 72%, and threw 31TD/6INT in 2015 from the pocket.

Far from sandlot football......

So you ignored everything else I wrote and looked at the last line. Thanks man!

pretty much lol

Originally posted by aTx49er:

Wilson had a 118 rating, completed over 72%, and threw 31TD/6INT in 2015 from the pocket.

Far from sandlot football......

Them stats are fantastic. So what were his stats from outside the pocket?

Originally posted by aTx49er:
Wilson had a 118 rating, completed over 72%, and threw 31TD/6INT in 2015 from the pocket.

Far from sandlot football......

deceiving stat. wussle is not a drop back passer. "from within the pocket". that play up above against the vikings is considered "in the pocket". so are a lot of the scrambles he makes. he doesn't drop back and throw tight passes into coverage. he creates time with his legs until he throws to guys who are insanely open. credit to him for doing it but lets not pretend he is a pocket passer in the traditional sense of hitting the 3rd step while analyzing the defense and then completing the pass in coverage. he is not that QB and will never be that qb.

Originally posted by Blindfury:

Originally posted by Heroism:
exactly. Wilson does it with a horrible line and a mediocre receiving group. Kap can't hold wilsons jock. we haven't had a a qb put up those type of numbers around here since Jeff Garcia in the early 2000's.

Wilson has a superior team in every phase. The point is he plays sandlot football.

Funny how Kaep and Wilson had similar numbers a couple years ago. Man, Wilson would have been crapped on if he played here, especially with some of the poor playoff games. Is Russ a better QB than Kaep? Yes he is, but with Russ I see a guy that plays on a team that caters to his strengths instead of trying to make him play a certain way which is why Carroll is regarded as one of the best doing it. He thinks outside the box.

Kap`s my HERO

Originally posted by jrouter4949:

Kap`s my HERO

Great contribution to the forum.

Originally posted by Afrikan:

Originally posted by jrouter4949:
Kap`s my HERO

Great contribution to the forum.

Thank you kind sir

So does Kaep stay? What will be the likely outcome going forward? #LessDramaMoreMusic

Originally posted by frenchmov:

Originally posted by aTx49er:

Wilson had a 118 rating, completed over 72%, and threw 31TD/6INT in 2015 from the pocket.

Far from sandlot football......

deceiving stat. wussle is not a drop back passer. "from within the pocket". that play up above against the vikings is considered "in the pocket". so are a lot of the scrambles he makes. he doesn't drop back and throw tight passes into coverage. he creates time with his legs until he throws to guys who are insanely open. credit to him for doing it but lets not pretend he is a pocket passer in the traditional sense of hitting the 3rd step while analyzing the defense and then completing the pass in coverage. he is not that QB and will never be that qb.

He's out of the tackle box in that gif. That is not in the pocket.

You don't have to pretend anything. Wilson has been staying in the pocket more and he is improving.

If you think that all he does is run around in circles and find an open receiver then you obviously didn't watch many of his games last season.

But don't take my word for it......

http://espn.go.com/blog/seattle-seahawks/post/_/id/17169/five-numbers-behind-russell-wilsons-historic-season

Originally posted by midrdan:
I have seen the game. Great game. Go watch the 2013 NFCCG. That play to Crabtree ... Meanwhile if he just recognized coverage he could have hit QP on the other side for a wide open completion. If not a TD then to within the 5 ... Believe me, we wouldn't be here if Kap consistently played like he did against NE. Then again Matt Flynn would be an All Pro if he could match the one game where he threw 5 TDs. He's out of the league now ... And I wouldn't be surprised if Kap wasn't too far behind.

The play where Crabtree was held?

Comparing Kaep to Flynn? You guys are ridiculous.

Originally posted by Afrikan:
Great contribution to the forum.

Just one giant circle jerk.

Originally posted by Blindfury:

Just one giant circle jerk.

Your just mad we didnt include you in the circle jerk.

Nanie nanie boo boo. Liar liar pants on fire. I'm rubber, you're glue...etc. Hey now children, play nice.