Colin Kaepernick Thread

Originally posted by NCommand:

It's an evaluation year so nothing wrong with finding out how both play under Kelly's system.

Definitely agree with you there.

Originally posted by NCommand:

It's an evaluation year so nothing wrong with finding out how both play under Kelly's system.

Definitely agree with you there.

Originally posted by Irish40Niner:
Definitely agree with you there.

Definitely agree with you there.

Originally posted by sdaddy101269:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by sdaddy101269:

I read this morning that they want (ed) him to restructure the injury guarantee clause in his contract. Call me crazy but I wouldn't be surprised if Kaep was starting by week 3.

It gives us the license to keep that door open should Gabbert falter.

Yes. I think Gabbert will be on the shortest QB leash in history. I think they'll allow mistakes but he's going to have to move the ball and be a play maker. If he plays capt check down he'll be done.

I think he's stuck between a rock and a hard place.

Play too conservatively, get benched, play to reckless and toss ints, get benched. Tbh I agree with the method of benching him if he continues to do either, but nonetheless I don't expect Gabbert to be some type of gunslinger all of a sudden so Im pretty sure hes gonna be very very conservative and get benched for it by putting up 0 numbers week in week out.

His first drive in the SD game is what will be expected. He was OK, not great, in that drive. If he winds up starting, he will not need to do too much more than that. He WILL have to be more accurate and have better timing than he had in the next two drives if he is to stay in that role.

Originally posted by Irish40Niner:

Originally posted by NCommand:

It gives us the license to keep that door open should Gabbert falter.

I have reason to believe he will, mostly due to our brutal schedule.

Gab playing poorly is possible, but playing well more possible. Having Kap allows for some non season ending injury and hopefully Kap can step in without much fall off. The schedule as duly noted is a killer and injury sometime during the first half season a real possibility. It's a whole lot better to have someone who can truly back up and play just as well. Right now I would guess that is ponder, but soon Kap will be ready from his surgeries, and will be there in case of injury also. We have a really good OL this yr, and they did not show signs of getting our QBs injured in PS. It's just that it always is out there. Guys having one QB teams ...oh say like the Vikes...they have one stinking injury and their season is over. It's a big deal to have a 2nd QB who can come in ready to play...and certainly an advantage for us this year.

Keep on sitting........ on the bench. Lol sucka

Originally posted by FapForGab:

Originally posted by jeepzilla:

Originally posted by FapForGab:
Lol "The Myth of Colin Kaepernick's Inability to Play The Quarterback Position"

Cant even scratch Blaine Gabbert who cant play QB.

So you didn't read the article? I thought it was explained really well. And yes, gabbert can't hold Kap's nuts when it comes to balling out.

The article said he was a HOF'er based off one throw into double coverage comparing Keap to all time greats... His rocket arm and accuracy(every once in a while)is no question, his basic ability to play qb is. That's why he's a second stringer. I didn't make the coaches decision to bench him and name Gabbert the starter. A professional head coach did.

My goodness. Talk about reading comprehension fail.

Originally posted by NCommand:

Originally posted by Irish40Niner:

Originally posted by NCommand:
It gives us the license to keep that door open should Gabbert falter.

I have reason to believe he will, mostly due to our brutal schedule.

It's an evaluation year so nothing wrong with finding out how both play under Kelly's system.

Yeah, I expect to see quite a bit of that this season.

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Originally posted by FapForGab:

Originally posted by jeepzilla:

Originally posted by FapForGab:

Lol "The Myth of Colin Kaepernick's Inability to Play The Quarterback Position"

Cant even scratch Blaine Gabbert who cant play QB.

So you didn't read the article? I thought it was explained really well. And yes, gabbert can't hold Kap's nuts when it comes to balling out.

The article said he was a HOF'er based off one throw into double coverage comparing Keap to all time greats... His rocket arm and accuracy(every once in a while)is no question, his basic ability to play qb is. That's why he's a second stringer. I didn't make the coaches decision to bench him and name Gabbert the starter. A professional head coach did.

My goodness. Talk about reading comprehension fail.

I couldn't bring myself to read that article. The homerism was bleeding through the title.

Originally posted by FapForGab:

Originally posted by jeepzilla:

Originally posted by FapForGab:

Lol "The Myth of Colin Kaepernick's Inability to Play The Quarterback Position"

Cant even scratch Blaine Gabbert who cant play QB.

So you didn't read the article? I thought it was explained really well. And yes, gabbert can't hold Kap's nuts when it comes to balling out.

The article said he was a HOF'er based off one throw into double coverage comparing Keap to all time greats... His rocket arm and accuracy(every once in a while)is no question, his basic ability to play qb is. That's why he's a second stringer. I didn't make the coaches decision to bench him and name Gabbert the starter. A professional head coach did.

http://www.49erswebzone.com/commentary/1599-myth-colin-kaepernicks-inability-play-quarterback-position/

Please point out where the article states he's a hof'er based on one throw.

Originally posted by Irish40Niner:

Originally posted by NCommand:

It's an evaluation year so nothing wrong with finding out how both play under Kelly's system.

Definitely agree with you there.

Agreed. See who can play in this system and who can't

Originally posted by jeepzilla:

Originally posted by FapForGab:

Originally posted by jeepzilla:

Originally posted by FapForGab:

Lol "The Myth of Colin Kaepernick's Inability to Play The Quarterback Position"

Cant even scratch Blaine Gabbert who cant play QB.

So you didn't read the article? I thought it was explained really well. And yes, gabbert can't hold Kap's nuts when it comes to balling out.

The article said he was a HOF'er based off one throw into double coverage comparing Keap to all time greats... His rocket arm and accuracy(every once in a while)is no question, his basic ability to play qb is. That's why he's a second stringer. I didn't make the coaches decision to bench him and name Gabbert the starter. A professional head coach did.

http://www.49erswebzone.com/commentary/1599-myth-colin-kaepernicks-inability-play-quarterback-position/

Please point out where the article states he's a hof'er based on one throw.

Didn't say he's a HOF, but it was trying to correlate to those other guys. Kaep's elongate throwing motion made that throw a bit late. Anderson should've gotten the ball just inside the 10yd line (1st down maker), some where between the 10 and 5, but he ended up inside the 5 in front of the goal line. It shouldn't be that deep.That gave the safety on top of Anderson a good play on the ball. Anderson did well to hang on to the ball. Looks good on the highlight. Kaep splitting a double coverage with his pass, but Anderson shouldn't have to hang on to his dear life, if the timing was right.

Kaep have had some late balls through the years. Even on passes that have good results to them. Haven't been fixed. That wasn't a play where he may be scrambling and the timing was off. That was a good pocket pass that needed a quick strike throw.

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Originally posted by jeepzilla:

Originally posted by FapForGab:

Originally posted by jeepzilla:

Originally posted by FapForGab:
Lol "The Myth of Colin Kaepernick's Inability to Play The Quarterback Position"

Cant even scratch Blaine Gabbert who cant play QB.

So you didn't read the article? I thought it was explained really well. And yes, gabbert can't hold Kap's nuts when it comes to balling out.

The article said he was a HOF'er based off one throw into double coverage comparing Keap to all time greats... His rocket arm and accuracy(every once in a while)is no question, his basic ability to play qb is. That's why he's a second stringer. I didn't make the coaches decision to bench him and name Gabbert the starter. A professional head coach did.

http://www.49erswebzone.com/commentary/1599-myth-colin-kaepernicks-inability-play-quarterback-position/

Please point out where the article states he's a hof'er based on one throw.

Didn't say he's a HOF, but it was trying to correlate to those other guys. Kaep's elongate throwing motion made that throw a bit late. Anderson should've gotten the ball just inside the 10yd line (1st down maker), some where between the 10 and 5, but he ended up inside the 5 in front of the goal line. It shouldn't be that deep.That gave the safety on top of Anderson a good play on the ball. Anderson did well to hang on to the ball. Looks good on the highlight. Kaep splitting a double coverage with his pass, but Anderson shouldn't have to hang on to his dear life, if the timing was right.

Kaep have had some late balls through the years. Even on passes that have good results to them. Haven't been fixed. That wasn't a play where he may be scrambling and the timing was off. That was a good pocket pass that needed a quick strike throw.

Charlie Casserly's assessment was that he never saw the safety. That's the problem.

Originally posted by BOI49er:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Originally posted by jeepzilla:

Originally posted by FapForGab:

Originally posted by jeepzilla:

Originally posted by FapForGab:

Lol "The Myth of Colin Kaepernick's Inability to Play The Quarterback Position"

Cant even scratch Blaine Gabbert who cant play QB.

So you didn't read the article? I thought it was explained really well. And yes, gabbert can't hold Kap's nuts when it comes to balling out.

The article said he was a HOF'er based off one throw into double coverage comparing Keap to all time greats... His rocket arm and accuracy(every once in a while)is no question, his basic ability to play qb is. That's why he's a second stringer. I didn't make the coaches decision to bench him and name Gabbert the starter. A professional head coach did.

http://www.49erswebzone.com/commentary/1599-myth-colin-kaepernicks-inability-play-quarterback-position/

Please point out where the article states he's a hof'er based on one throw.

Didn't say he's a HOF, but it was trying to correlate to those other guys. Kaep's elongate throwing motion made that throw a bit late. Anderson should've gotten the ball just inside the 10yd line (1st down maker), some where between the 10 and 5, but he ended up inside the 5 in front of the goal line. It shouldn't be that deep.That gave the safety on top of Anderson a good play on the ball. Anderson did well to hang on to the ball. Looks good on the highlight. Kaep splitting a double coverage with his pass, but Anderson shouldn't have to hang on to his dear life, if the timing was right.

Kaep have had some late balls through the years. Even on passes that have good results to them. Haven't been fixed. That wasn't a play where he may be scrambling and the timing was off. That was a good pocket pass that needed a quick strike throw.

Charlie Casserly's assessment was that he never saw the safety. That's the problem.

That's a possibility. Man, I don't even want to consider that for Kaep. That would be bad. How do you not see that in presnap.