Colin Kaepernick Thread

Originally posted by buck:
I have no idea.

I got the drops from PFF, and they are known to favor the receiver when considering drops

They show Miller with only 1 catchable ball out of 2 targets.

My internet connection was terrible this week, and I did not see the play, so I cannot even begin to guess.

Originally posted by crake49:

Originally posted by buck:
I have no idea.

I got the drops from PFF, and they are known to favor the receiver when considering drops

They show Miller with only 1 catchable ball out of 2 targets.

My internet connection was terrible this week, and I did not see the play, so I cannot even begin to guess.

You're lucky you didn't see it. All Miller has to do is continue to hold the ball as he falls down out of bounds and he can't seem to do it. Perfect throw - catches it - takes a step - falls down - loses the ball - NO TD.

Originally posted by 951NINER:
One thing I noticed for sure is Kap's touch on the ball has gotten better. Especially on the 4th and 1 to Vernon. He laid it out perfect to him. Still has a lazer and I feel that he has learned when to use it now instead of all the time. Even the Bruce Miller TD to be was perfect. It's sad how our skill players aren't helping him.

Originally posted by 951NINER:
One thing I noticed for sure is Kap's touch on the ball has gotten better. Especially on the 4th and 1 to Vernon. He laid it out perfect to him. Still has a lazer and I feel that he has learned when to use it now instead of all the time. Even the Bruce Miller TD to be was perfect. It's sad how our skill players aren't helping him.

Originally posted by Marvin49:
He caught the ball easily and dropped it when he hit the ground. Ruled incomplete.

Originally posted by crake49:
I don't think that's going to happen a lot. The key, IMO, is that Kaepernick really is progressing. I think he's going to end up making this offense run real well this year. I'm encouraged because he got almost no help and still had a decent game, but also because he's just starting to show a lot of the little things people have been hoping he'd get into. Yes, that soft floater he laid over the linebacker to Davis was a great example - very nice short touch pass.

Originally posted by dtg_9er:

Originally posted by Marvin49:
He caught the ball easily and dropped it when he hit the ground. Ruled incomplete.

So it was Miller's catch? If so was he also credited with a fumble? No, don't see a fumble listed for Miller. To me it was a bad call as he had control in and then out of the endzone.

Originally posted by dtg_9er:

Originally posted by Marvin49:
He caught the ball easily and dropped it when he hit the ground. Ruled incomplete.

So it was Miller's catch? If so was he also credited with a fumble? No, don't see a fumble listed for Miller. To me it was a bad call as he had control in and then out of the endzone.

Originally posted by crake49:
In his first two games this season, Kaepernick has a 69.4% completion ratio.

Originally posted by crake49:

Originally posted by dtg_9er:

Originally posted by Marvin49:
He caught the ball easily and dropped it when he hit the ground. Ruled incomplete.

So it was Miller's catch? If so was he also credited with a fumble? No, don't see a fumble listed for Miller. To me it was a bad call as he had control in and then out of the endzone.

No kidding. That was a TD. I don't even understand the call if the receiver has possession before he goes OB, which he did. Still, the fool should have held on to the damn thing.

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by dtg_9er:

Originally posted by Marvin49:
He caught the ball easily and dropped it when he hit the ground. Ruled incomplete.

So it was Miller's catch? If so was he also credited with a fumble? No, don't see a fumble listed for Miller. To me it was a bad call as he had control in and then out of the endzone.

You can't fumble in the endzone

Originally posted by dtg_9er:

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by dtg_9er:

Originally posted by Marvin49:
He caught the ball easily and dropped it when he hit the ground. Ruled incomplete.

So it was Miller's catch? If so was he also credited with a fumble? No, don't see a fumble listed for Miller. To me it was a bad call as he had control in and then out of the endzone.

You can't fumble in the endzone

However, he was out of the endzone when he fumbled and I've always seen that as a catch unless he was juggling...which he wasn't...until his foot had already hit out of bounds and the ground caused the non-fumble...hmm...think I'll watch that play again...no...maybe not! LOL!

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
The rule changed though. It aint a completed catch until he secures the ball after falling to the ground. Stupid rule, but it is what it is.