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Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:pretty good for a 2nd and 3rd year player. But most of that play was his own making things happen.Originally posted by Hoovtrain:he and his stats looked pretty good to me under JH and Roman
He was a project QB and needed polishing out of college. He definitely didn't get that from Roman and Harbaugh
Originally posted by okdkid:
Heath Evans with a 3 win projection. He actually thinks we're a 1 win team.
Where on this roster did we get WORSE since last year? Every position group is either the same (QB/RB/TE/LB/WR), or better (S/CB/DL/OL) than last year. We had a terrible schedule last year as well. Not to mention, we are certainly not worse in regard to coaching. So, what gives?
Originally posted by TexasDuck:
I haven't followed the Niners before this season, but I know he hates Chip. He's an old school fullback. Anything different and he objects.
Originally posted by TexasDuck:I haven't followed the Niners before this season, but I know he hates Chip. He's an old school fullback. Anything different and he objects.
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:thats your opinion and that has nothing to do with him not being coached properly
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:pretty good for a 2nd and 3rd year player. But most of that play was his own making things happen.
he and his stats looked pretty good to me under JH and Roman
He was a project QB and needed polishing out of college. He definitely didn't get that from Roman and Harbaugh
No, pretty good for any year QB. From the eye test along with the stats.
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:thats your opinion and that has nothing to do with him not being coached properlyOriginally posted by Hoovtrain:Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:pretty good for a 2nd and 3rd year player. But most of that play was his own making things happen.Originally posted by Hoovtrain:he and his stats looked pretty good to me under JH and Roman
He was a project QB and needed polishing out of college. He definitely didn't get that from Roman and Harbaugh
No, pretty good for any year QB. From the eye test along with the stats.
"It's a legitimate quarterback competition," said Wyche. "During the offseason, remember Blaine Gabbert took the majority of the first-team reps because Colin Kaepernick was not medically cleared. Kaepernick had shoulder, thumb, and knee surgery so he really couldn't do much on-field work until the final week of OTAs."
"But Chip Kelly, he lived up to his word. Both guys got 12 reps each with the first team. Both guys looked ok," Wyche continued. "One thing that you noticed about Kaepernick – he was not lost. He's a guy that looked like he had gone through the spring workouts and the offseason workouts because he took the mental reps. And when I say lost, he understood his progressions. He got in and out of the huddle. So this competition, whereas coming into the week, it may have seemed like Gabbert may have had a sizable head start, this situation might be a lot more even and it is abundantly clear that Chip Kelly is going to let each guy play his way into our out of the job.
Originally posted by TexasDuck:LOL at Heath Evans already predicting Chip gets fired. Nothing would make me happier than him being wrong. Hoping they use signs and he's one of the faces. Just kind of an FU to him
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:So what has JH/GR coached/taught Kaep thats being used today ?
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:thats your opinion and that has nothing to do with him not being coached properly
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:pretty good for a 2nd and 3rd year player. But most of that play was his own making things happen.
he and his stats looked pretty good to me under JH and Roman
He was a project QB and needed polishing out of college. He definitely didn't get that from Roman and Harbaugh
No, pretty good for any year QB. From the eye test along with the stats.
Lol what? It has absolutely everything to do with how he was coached and him being coached properly. I know you think JH is a s**t, incompetent coach but come on.
Originally posted by sanjo49er:Any word on Lj McRay?
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:So what has JH/GR coached/taught Kaep thats being used today ?Originally posted by Hoovtrain:Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:thats your opinion and that has nothing to do with him not being coached properlyOriginally posted by Hoovtrain:Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:pretty good for a 2nd and 3rd year player. But most of that play was his own making things happen.Originally posted by Hoovtrain:he and his stats looked pretty good to me under JH and Roman
He was a project QB and needed polishing out of college. He definitely didn't get that from Roman and Harbaugh
No, pretty good for any year QB. From the eye test along with the stats.
Lol what? It has absolutely everything to do with how he was coached and him being coached properly. I know you think JH is a s**t, incompetent coach but come on.
you know that JH/GR used Kaeps old coaches plays from Nevada and which kaep looked his best in the option. JH took that away and couldn't help progress Kaep from under center.
While JH is a great coach, he's just not the Guru he portrayed
Originally posted by okdkid:Honestly asking -- what's up with Heath Evans when it comes to the Niners? He seems to have some serious venom when they come up. It's been that way even when the Niners were in Super Bowl contention. Did something go down I'm not aware of? Seriously asking.
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:Kaep wasn't injured the first half of the season.
I wouldn't know since he's been injured and his game went to hell after JH/Roman left. Which I think speaks volumes of how well they coached him. Generally if a player is performing at high levels under specific coaches, it reflects the quality of the coaching