Colin Kaepernick Thread

Originally posted by Joecool:
Thank goodness Crabs is gone. Now Kap will stop forcing big game moments and try something different.

Originally posted by Joecool:
Thank goodness Crabs is gone. Now Kap will stop forcing big game moments and try something different.

Originally posted by IHATELOWELLCOHN:
Harbaugh doesn't deserve all the blame for the O or the D. Harbaugh's biggest strength as an NFL coach was how to lead and put a staff together then get everyone on the same page and let his coaches coach for the most part. Harbaugh wasn't an Xs and Os guy in college or the NFL. He's a winner because he knows winners but his inability to put winning over the loyalty of his coaches and knowing when to change his process on how to win was his downfall. In the NFL you have to deal with an owner and you have to know how to communicate and listen if you don't agree. You play the political game and still get what you want. Jim didn't think he should have to do that. His way of doing things is better served for college and if he didn't learn anything with the 49ers every stop he makes in the NFL will be a carbon copy of a Larry Brown coaching career.

Originally posted by SFGiant49ers:

Originally posted by LowerTheBoom:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
You talk about paying attention to outside of football then call Kaep a gimmick QB lol...

JH did do anything besides telling Alex smith to take the sack..instead of turning it over....and if you were paying attention our offensive coaching was the weak leak out all 4 years

Wow, your reading is horrible.... there was a reason I put the word "gimmick" in parentheses (you do know what those are and why they are used, right?), and why I referred to the people who called him that as "armchair GM's". I'm probably the biggest Kap supporter there is, I wanted us to trade up for him well before we drafted him.

"telling Alex to take a sack instead of turning the ball over"... so devoid of any thought it doesn't even deserve to be addressed...

Shows how clueless most of the people constantly whining on here are. You probably honest to God think that Harbaugh just pulled Alex Smith into the coaches office and sternly told him "Don't turn the ball over any more, son". And that was what led to Alex Smith posting career bests in efficiency, completion percentage, 6 GW drives in 1 season, and one of the best playoff performances ever for an NFL QB? Because "Harbaugh told him to take sacks instead of INT's".

LOL!!!!


And nowhere did I say offensive coaching wasn't an issue at all, I implied that it's hypocritical to blame him completely for offensive coaching and not give him credit for what the D did... since, ya know, people are basically accusing the players of losing respect for him and not playing hard for him anymore. But I'm sure that went over your head as well.


Just because Harbaugh's gone and our team wasn't perfect with him doesn't mean it isn't totally classless and disrespectful to take cheap shots at him and discredit him for the good things he did do.

Lol, sorry but if you're gonna attack people and try to make a point, please at least know what you're talking about. " " Those are called quotes, ( ) those are called parentheses. So you sorta just proved that you don't know what they are and why they're used. Sorry, I just couldn't let that go lol. I do agree with some of the stuff you said though, for the record

Originally posted by qnnhan7:
He needs to work on qb sneak without fumbling the ball.

Originally posted by cciowa:

Originally posted by Joecool:
Thank goodness Crabs is gone. Now Kap will stop forcing big game moments and try something different.

this is really spot on. the former wide out was not key or clutch and for whatever reason ck kept trying to force the ball to him in key moments.. i think the former wide out made ck a worse qb for it. again, thank god for a fresh start for ck in regards to coaches and new toys on offfense

Originally posted by dtg_9er:

Originally posted by cciowa:

Originally posted by Joecool:
Thank goodness Crabs is gone. Now Kap will stop forcing big game moments and try something different.

this is really spot on. the former wide out was not key or clutch and for whatever reason ck kept trying to force the ball to him in key moments.. i think the former wide out made ck a worse qb for it. again, thank god for a fresh start for ck in regards to coaches and new toys on offfense

Young QBs usually have a WR who is a security blanket...Montana and Clark for instance. It was natural for CK to choose Crabtree as the team veteran WR and a guy who's rep is bigger than his production. He came in with great promise but foot and other injuries have limited him to a questionable draft pick. Still don't blame them for taking him as he was phenomenal in college...and without the injuries...who knows?

Thank heavens for Boldin showing CK what a really clutch guy looks like!

Originally posted by cciowa:
oh i understand why he did it, i am just glad the former wide out has been removed and i think it will make ck a better qb. throw in a possible screen pass option and ck should have alot of choices at his disposal. i can not wait!

Originally posted by qnnhan7:
He needs to work on qb sneak without fumbling the ball.

Originally posted by crake49:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:
He needs to work on qb sneak without fumbling the ball.

That was a TD, dammit. If Brees, Brady, Rodgers or Manning did the same thing ten times, it would be ten TD's.

Originally posted by SFGiant49ers:

Originally posted by crake49:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:
He needs to work on qb sneak without fumbling the ball.

That was a TD, dammit. If Brees, Brady, Rodgers or Manning did the same thing ten times, it would be ten TD's.

Not to mention that pass to Crabs near the goal line at the end of the game was actually a TD. There are clear images of Crabtree with full possession of the ball, and both knees down in the end zone, yet they called it either incomplete or down at the 1 or whatever the hell those idiot refs called. They shoulda won the game right there, but they probably should have been kicking the Rams' asses in the first place anyways

Originally posted by crake49:
He definitely will not be looking Crabtree's way in the clutch this year! Alright, alright, alright! That's got to be a step in the right direction.

Originally posted by Marvin49:
Don't mean to argue, but it doesn't matter if the ball was caught with both knees in the endzone. If the ball hasn't crossed the goal, then it's not a TD.