Considering the season Eli had this season I probably look a little foolish saying I would take him over Kap though. That's the guy I would single out and say "WTF are you thinking?". Only reason I would consider him over Kap is because of the two Superbowl rings, but he definitely took a lot of steps back this season.
Same thing with Eli and Cutler, they both seemed to be a model of regression. Foles I can understand I guess, at least stats wise he had a solid year. The thing with Kap though is he is still young and I think all of his cons can be turned around, let's see how hard he works in the off-season to correct his mistakes. Hell, if I were a Bears fan I would still take Kap over Cutler through next season because I think he will just do much better.Quote:
Originally Posted by vegas1369
I would definitely take Foles, he has everything I want in a QB. He's intelligent, accurate, somewhat mobile, strong arm and doesn't make mistakes. These are the attributes of a HOF QB. He is only going to get better.Quote:
Originally Posted by nunbeater
Cutler on the other hand I can understand not picking over Kap, he is prone to make game changing mistakes and does seem to fold under pressure a bit. However, at this point I do feel he is a better all around QB. The only reason Bears fans would jump on the chance to get Kap is because he has a much larger upside over Cutler down the road, but at this stage if we are talking about a QB to lead you through just next season I would probably stick with Cutler. It's close though for sure.
The other one that had me scratching my head was Big Ben. I think he is just past his prime, maybe the Steelers are in the post season conversation for the next couple of years but I think they will mainly be there to motivate other teams to win and not in a "control their own destiny" manner.
The rest of your list is basically the cream of the crop so I can't argue too much there, although Drew Brees I might leave out just because his actual production has been lower than the expectations for him. Obviously it can be debated though.
Big Ben is definitely on the downside of his career, but he is still in a different class than Kap. Knock out the first 4 games of this season where the Steelers had no offensive line or run game and they are a legit contender to win another Superbowl, even with their old D. They had one of the best second halves of any team this season. I will take Big Ben for another 3-4 years over Kap at this point.Quote:
Originally Posted by nunbeaterSame thing with Eli and Cutler, they both seemed to be a model of regression. Foles I can understand I guess, at least stats wise he had a solid year. The thing with Kap though is he is still young and I think all of his cons can be turned around, let's see how hard he works in the off-season to correct his mistakes. Hell, if I were a Bears fan I would still take Kap over Cutler through next season because I think he will just do much better.Quote:
Originally Posted by vegas1369
The other one that had me scratching my head was Big Ben. I think he is just past his prime, maybe the Steelers are in the post season conversation for the next couple of years but I think they will mainly be there to motivate other teams to win and not in a "control their own destiny" manner.
The rest of your list is basically the cream of the crop so I can't argue too much there, although Drew Brees I might leave out just because his actual production has been lower than the expectations for him. Obviously it can be debated though.
Yeah I give them props on their second half but still, I don't see big Ben being a force to reckon with for the next 3-4 years. I could be wrong though.Quote:
Originally Posted by vegas1369Big Ben is definitely on the downside of his career, but he is still in a different class than Kap. Knock out the first 4 games of this season where the Steelers had no offensive line or run game and they are a legit contender to win another Superbowl, even with their old D. They had one of the best second halves of any team this season. I will take Big Ben for another 3-4 years over Kap at this point.Quote:
Originally Posted by nunbeater
Ben had a really good year this year all things considered. Pouncey went down the first week, his OL didn't come together until the end of the season, the Steelers lost Wallace to Miami. Leveon Bell was out until the last 6 games or so. The Steelers defense wasn't nearly as good and he was forced to try and do everything early. Once Bell came back and gave them a little running game and a guy who could catch out of the backfield, they were much better, and he was looking really good. He still lengthens plays and finds guys downfield that only a handful of QB's could. He's only 31 coming up on 32. Getting older, but like 13 months older than Cutler and maybe 18 months older than Rodgers. He's got a good 4-6 years left at a high level.Quote:
The other one that had me scratching my head was Big Ben. I think he is just past his prime
That's the thing about Kap. He's almost 1-2 years older than most of the guys he is being compared to. He'll turn 27 during the season next year. He's a full year older than Wilson who played all 4 years in college.
The ages of the young guns.
11/87 kap
5/89 Newton
11/88 Wilson
2/90 rg3
1/89 Foles
That has to be a consideration when you're looking at the future of a guy who runs a lot. I like Kap, and find him in the middle of where Mulva thinks he is, and where JimmyG thinks he is. I prefer him to Cutler on Vegas list, Foles is too early to tell. He's good, but he isn't rg3'S age when you look at his development. In age, he's more similar to Bradford born 5 days after Kap yet drafted a year earlier. He would have been one of the older guys in the 2010 draft, let alone the '11 draft. Ben is as close in age to Rodgers and Cutler that Kap is to Newton and Wilson who were drafted in the same year.
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Colin Kaepernick Reportedly Wished Russell Wilson Well After NFC Championship
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...c-championship
#49ers Colin Kaepernick to #Seahawks Russell Wilson postgame: "Hey, good luck to you. Go get yourself a ring, baby."
— Matt Maiocco (@MaioccoCSN) January 23, 2014
Kap is hella overrated. Sure he can run, but he has terrible awareness and can't make some of the most basic throws (i.e., a ten yard pass that isn't a laser). Also, he tried his best to kill my fantasy team earlier this year by sucking (literally had to waive him for alex smith).
QBs i would rather have if i was an NFL GM:
Peyton Manning
Drew Brees
Tom Brady
Aaron Rodgers
Russell Wilson
Cam Newton
Matt Ryan
Nick Foles
RG III (seriously)
Andrew Luck
Philip bolo tie noodle arm Rivers
QBs i would have to flip a coin to decide whether id rather have than Kap
Matt Stafford
Jay Cutler
Alex Smith
Ben Rapelberger
Ryan Tannehill
QBs i know for sure id rather have Kap than
Andy Dalton
Any qb with the vikings, the browns, the jags, the titans, the rams, the texans (though if case keenum could read a blitz then i might change my mind), and the raiders.
Carson Palmer
Joe Flacco
Mike Glennon (see case keenum)
Im just gonna go ahead and pretend romo, vick, and eli dont exist because i dont want to make jimmy's head explode.
Also mulva totally has rent in jimmy's head and he also won this thread
They were also a play away from the Super Bowl the year before he became a starter. Anyone that's trying to argue that the 49er's defense isn't the heart and soul of that team is bat shit crazy. Ya he had a good first half running the ball but he also only had 35 yards passing. They had all the momentum at the beginning of that game and if he was an average NFL passer they would have built a bigger lead. Reality is that you could plug in several average QBs in the NFL and the 49ers would have had similar success the last two years, Alex Smith included.Quote:
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Originally Posted by JUSTIFIEDhomicide
You already looked like a fool w/your gore statement, now just the defense did it???? fng clown.
If you want to keep looking like a fool and say the guy who led them to the SB, then got w/in one play of the Sb again, sucks, keep writing,
Makes a lot of sense.
I can't argue w.pure nonsense, so I'll just put you on the Mulva plan.
he lost this thread the second he hit send, I understand that as PFA trolls, most of you wouldn't get that, but ask any NFL GM, and you will see. Believe me, I'm a 49er fan, if he sucked I'd be the loudest one on here.Quote:
Originally Posted by rum dick
The stats don't lie, the W-L doesn't lie. I don't care about changing your opinion, and I certainly don';t care about yours.
Seriously, if he won the super bowl , you clowns would say something like "its only 1"
He brings something you can't see in a box score and it is sad that you guys don't see it.
All you guys must live in areas w/ a real high threshold for a successful QB, I only live in SF, 5 time Superbowl champions, and home to Joe Montana and Steve Young.
I just keep spitting out facts, you trolls keep spitting out opinions.
I'll have an intelligent convo w/anyone, to say it was all Defense, or "he sucks", simply isn't one.
OMG Alex smith?????? Even the radio hosts would hang up on you.Quote:
Originally Posted by nightmarefishThey were also a play away from the Super Bowl the year before he became a starter. Anyone that's trying to argue that the 49er's defense isn't the heart and soul of that team is bat shit crazy. Ya he had a good first half running the ball but he also only had 35 yards passing. They had all the momentum at the beginning of that game and if he was an average NFL passer they would have built a bigger lead. Reality is that you could plug in several average QBs in the NFL and the 49ers would have had similar success the last two years, Alex Smith included.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyG_415
we've hit the official stupidest post on the thread, (only because you are trying to bring facts, at least the other posts are 100 % opinions.)
you guys are too into Fantasy sports, to get it.
I only care about winning.
moron we were up 10-3 when he "only had 35 yards passing",
I'll side w/Jim Harbaugh, he is a bit more accomplished than Mulva in his football career.
Look at Alex Smith's regular season record. He also almost had the 49ers in a few superbowls.
I don't think anyone is really saying KAEP sucks. I think(at least me personally) I am saying he's not ELITE.
You keep insinuating he is an elite QB.
Yes, he will get a huge contract. Will it fail? Probably IMO, just IMO, not yours. Lots of QBs have huge contracts. That doesn't make them elite.
You keep saying he went to two NFC Championships, but Alex Smith basically accomplished the same things he has(minus the running stats)
Your team would be a playoff team with about 15-20 QBs in this league. He just happened to get drafted and play there. The Niners needed to blame someone for them not winning a SB, and Alex Smith was the perfect scapegoat. KAEP has not done THAT MUCH BETTER.
It would honestly be a really good debate as to whether or not the Niners would've been just as good with Alex Smith this year as KAEP. If you don't think that's debatable than YOU are the one who isn't worth arguing with.
You keep citing NFL GM's as if you and bottomset have them all on speed dial. You have no clue.
I've said this a few times already, of course they are going to covet KAEP. He's not bad, he's just not elite. He has the possibility of becoming elite, but it won't happen with his legs. IMO those legs will just get him killed in the long run, turning it into a short run. He needs to become a better/smarter player, and he has a shot. He clearly has the athleticism.
Nothing else to really say in this thread.
Mulva is clearly trolling when he says he's horrible, and you're clearly just a homer when you say he's ELITE.
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Weiss: What does ninth in passing stats mean? Did you just pick the friendliest stat and call it "passing stats". I've never heard of such a ranking.
Well it has been around for 30 years +, guess it shows where your football knowledge is.
Passer rating.
Look who's number 1. Is he elite?
Also KAEP's completion % is bottom tier of the league.
Not gonna say that's awful, but it definitely could use a huge improvement, ie: decision making
(Unless Druff overrides me)Quote:
Originally Posted by JUSTIFIEDhomicide
You have no say as to when this thread ends. So stop acting like you have some power to do so.
I KEEP W/ the facts you guys keep w/ the opinions.
# 1 here is the Alex Smith Era, Great WL record
# 2 this thread is 100 % about if Kap sucks or not, or in reality if the 49ers "shit the bed " when picking him in the 2nd round.
I get that it has evolved to I lose if he isn't the best QB in NFL history,
but I never said he was elite,
Ok, so just going on the Qbs rated under him just based on QB rating alone, also assuming that this Qb would join the already amazing DEF of the niners and reliable running game, also assuming 100% health. You can honesly say you'd have KAEP over the following? Also basing this on this season that just passed and next season.
Matt Ryan
Cam Newtown
Tom Brady
Andrew Luck
Matt Stafford
Leaving out questionable ones like
Jay Cutler
Alex Smith
Andy Dalton
RG3
Eli Manning
There are 5 right there behind KAEP in passer rating this year that I think would've been better than him. Another five would have a great shot at having a better outcome as well
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Originally Posted by vegas1369Relax bro, all I was talking about was him reading D's and going through his progressions, and whether or not I think he is a top 10 QB. Read my last sentence again, I clearly stated I don't think he sucks like Mulva said.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyG_415
Also, try to answer this truthfully... Do you really think San Fran would have gotten this far the last 2 seasons without the stellar D and offensive line they have? Every QB on that list I made above would have taken them this far as well IMO, and some would have gone further. I'm not saying San Fran made a mistake drafting him and giving him the starting job, all I'm saying is there is a lot of room for improvement with this guy, and arguing for however many pages over this like you have is kind of silly.
I'll agree w/that silly remark, but, You guys keep firing silly opinions at me,
I'll keep firing silly stats back to prove he is not a shitty 2nd round pick.
That is all I'm trying to say, the stats that I provide obviously prove I'm so right that you just take it as though I'm making a case for him to get in the HOF.
The 49ers win w/Kaepernick and will continue to do so.
Any NFL team, (even philly) would take what he has given to the 49ers from a 2nd rounder.
We would rather have Foles in the third round
See here you go putting words in my mouth again, when did i say i wouldn't trade him for anyone EVER.Quote:
Originally Posted by JUSTIFIEDhomicide
Again this post has gotten to far away from the Op.
If you want an intelligent response from me,
All posts have to read;
I agree w/Mulva that 49ers made a bad decision in picking Kaepernick w/ their 2nd round pick because _______________
If you can't start your post w/that sentence, then
you agree w/me and not Mulva, and needless to say you will be ignored.
He is pretty good. Lets see more than 6 games before we call him Elite though, please.Quote:
Originally Posted by JUSTIFIEDhomicide
obv...but looking at that Qb rating chart, the QB's in front of kap and many behind him are also better.Quote:
Originally Posted by JUSTIFIEDhomicide
right now kap is in the middle of the pack trending backwards...and it should not surprise anyone if he goes backwards.
he took a big step back this year. and if he take another like next year,..well..he will be lol
he's anywhere from aprox 15-22 best QB right now...
right now glennon and bradford have bigger futures..albeit they play for shit teams..but their graph is trending up.
seriously..what kind of offense can you build around a QB who stinks throwing it....answer: one thaat plays ball control and plays defense at a high level...SF is married to the dude..and it will have to stop running or be complete dogshit agaonst shiyt teams before they make a switch...like i said. they will disguise his weaknesses,,,and SF as a whole is a good team, so they can carry him
I agree w/Mulva that 49ers made a bad decision in picking Kaepernick w/ their 2nd round pick because now they are stuck with a qb who has a terrible completion percentage, averages only 200 yds passing per game, and can't throw a ten yard touch pass if his life depended on it. Also, they are gonna be stuck destroying their salary cap by paying a guy who can't make simple progressions about 17 million per year.
deludedQuote:
Originally Posted by JimmyG_415he lost this thread the second he hit sendQuote:
Originally Posted by rum dick
http://www.palzoo.net/file/pic/gallery/8238_view.jpg
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Two questions for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyG_415See here you go putting words in my mouth again, when did i say i wouldn't trade him for anyone EVER.Quote:
Originally Posted by JUSTIFIEDhomicide
Again this post has gotten to far away from the Op.
If you want an intelligent response from me,
All posts have to read;
I agree w/Mulva that 49ers made a bad decision in picking Kaepernick w/ their 2nd round pick because _______________
If you can't start your post w/that sentence, then
you agree w/me and not Mulva, and needless to say you will be ignored.
1. Do you think Kap is a top ten QB in the NFL right now?
2. In your opinion, how far would the 49ers have made it this year with Alex Smith at QB?
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Originally Posted by rum dick
Avg only 200 yards per game on his way to a 17-6 record?????
From the opinions of the 49ers D on this thread, they never allow any points, so why pass at all?
Should they throw just to throw??????
Perfect example of a guy more in fantasy stats than their team winning.
And "his life depended on it", keep that stupid generic shit at home
I didn't know 60 % is really that bad of a completion %, (again your city must have a higher threshold for a good QB, than San Francisco)
NEXT
you know he's going to answer yes to #1 and he will say alex smith isn't as good...even though he should say no and alex smith might be betterQuote:
Originally Posted by nightmarefishTwo questions for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyG_415
1. Do you think Kap is a top ten QB in the NFL right now?
2. In your opinion, how far would the 49ers have made it this year with Alex Smith at QB?
i'm not even doing any hardcore trolling....that won't start until page 11.....you know if kap had a good game vs. seattle he would be chest pounding and bumping this thread..as it stands he's still proclaiming victory against me...lolQuote:
Originally Posted by rum dick
Quote:
Originally Posted by nightmarefishTwo questions for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyG_415
1. Do you think Kap is a top ten QB in the NFL right now?
2. In your opinion, how far would the 49ers have made it this year with Alex Smith at QB?
OK, this is a decent post and worthy of a reply.
# 1 YES,
It is the feel he brings to the game, what he does you don't see in a stat sheet.
His talent is no where near Joe, but his AURA is.
NO ONE on the 49ers thinks they are out of a game w/him at the helm.
So when his stats are good enough to be # 10, and that doesn't account for his legs or the presence??????????
Fuck yeah he is top 10. I'd say # 6.
# 2 I can't say for sure either way, it would just be my opinion anyway.
I will say it is a total different team w/Alex. Alex had a great W_L record once Harbaugh arrived and was all about ball control, (which I'm fine w/with, plenty of Elite QB's are sitting home SB time).
I will say there is no way we beat Atlanta last year being in the hole 17 or get back into the Superbowl after being down 22 w/Alex.
W/ Alex if we had a big lead, the game was over, W/Alex if we got down big it was over,
W/Kap it is not as safe a lead either way.
But I'll defer to Harbaugh, he obv saw something he didn't like w/Alex, (or he wouldn't be talking to Peyton Manning)
no one is looking back, (except people who call into sports radio, and the people that do that have the same football IQ as the trolls on here.)
Yeah Mulva is in my head
he is double posting when he knows i won't even read his shit.
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Originally Posted by chinamaniac
I must have missed this post.
http://www.thecoli.com/styles/defaul...lies/troll.pnghttp://www.thecoli.com/styles/defaul...lies/troll.pngQuote:
Originally Posted by JimmyG_415Yeah Mulva is in my head
he is double posting when he knows i won't even read his shit.
I think Harbaugh deciding to make the switch last year is the best argument you have. Alex Smith had a 104 QBR before he got hurt which was one of the best in the league and Harbaugh still wanted to make the switch. I have to think his decision was partly because of the future potential of Kap. He probably thought, hey these two are really close right now but Kap's upside is about as high as it can get.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyG_415Quote:
Originally Posted by nightmarefish
OK, this is a decent post and worthy of a reply.
# 1 YES,
It is the feel he brings to the game, what he does you don't see in a stat sheet.
His talent is no where near Joe, but his AURA is.
NO ONE on the 49ers thinks they are out of a game w/him at the helm.
So when his stats are good enough to be # 10, and that doesn't account for his legs or the presence??????????
Fuck yeah he is top 10. I'd say # 6.
# 2 I can't say for sure either way, it would just be my opinion anyway.
I will say it is a total different team w/Alex. Alex had a great W_L record once Harbaugh arrived and was all about ball control, (which I'm fine w/with, plenty of Elite QB's are sitting home SB time).
I will say there is no way we beat Atlanta last year being in the hole 17 or get back into the Superbowl after being down 22 w/Alex.
W/ Alex if we had a big lead, the game was over, W/Alex if we got down big it was over,
W/Kap it is not as safe a lead either way.
But I'll defer to Harbaugh, he obv saw something he didn't like w/Alex, (or he wouldn't be talking to Peyton Manning)
no one is looking back, (except people who call into sports radio, and the people that do that have the same football IQ as the trolls on here.)
Top six in the league? I can't see any non 49er fan agreeing with this.
One more question for you. Who do you think is better Wilson or Kap? Seems like all the pros you bring up for Kap, Wilson also has and Wilson is better in every one of them.
Just a interesting little stat for you.
Rushing yards this season
Wilson 539 yards 5.6 per carry
Kap 524 yards 5,7 per carry
Alex Smith 431 yards 5.7 per carry
I'm not sure where all the Alex Smith hate comes from. He had a slow start to his career but has become dependable and a winner.
If you're going to add rushing TDs into this stat you need to include fumbles.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyG_415Quote:
Originally Posted by chinamaniac
I must have missed this post.
Quote:
Originally Posted by nightmarefishI think Harbaugh deciding to make the switch last year is the best argument you have. Alex Smith had a 104 QBR before he got hurt which was one of the best in the league and Harbaugh still wanted to make the switch. I have to think his decision was partly because of the future potential of Kap. He probably thought, hey these two are really close right now but Kap's upside is about as high as it can get.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyG_415
Top six in the league? I can't see any non 49er fan agreeing with this.
One more question for you. Who do you think is better Wilson or Kap? Seems like all the pros you bring up for Kap, Wilson also has and Wilson is better in every one of them.
Just a interesting little stat for you.
Rushing yards this season
Wilson 539 yards 5.6 per carry
Kap 524 yards 5,7 per carry
Alex Smith 431 yards 5.7 per carry
I'm not sure where all the Alex Smith hate comes from. He had a slow start to his career but has become dependable and a winner.
See, again this is not the topic at all.
I'll discuss it, but you obv agree he wasn't wasted 2nd round draft pick, or the laughingstock of the league.
This gets to the presence,
Joe had it ,
Young had it, but he was on Joe's heels, so we didn't know it,
but Garcia didn't have it,
JT O'Sullivan, and Stenstrom and all the shitty 49ers QB's until Alex didn't have it,
ALEX DIDN'T have it.
He can't throw deep, so if you get into the hole w/him you are fucked. The WR's know you are fucked, the team knows you are fucked, and it just goes right down the line.
Kaepernick has it, no matter what the situation, you can come back w/Kaepernick.
Like Cutler, he has the opposite of "it". His demeanor on the sideline is like no matter what the score, we can still lose.
That said I was a huge Alex Fan. Even when the town turned on him. He was WAY better than people used to say, the coaches sucked.
But, if there was a way to put money on it, I'd bet that Alex Smith never wins a super bowl.
If he does it will be the perfect team around him, and every playoff game will have to be perfect.
I said a lead is safe w/him, but he was the QB that lost in Luck's amazing comeback.
As for Wilson, he is probably better right now. Someone on this thread, said he has more upside, too, I don't see how.
I don't see Wilson improving as much as Kaepernick can, he is already so mature.
Kaepernick sucks, as this thread attests and still led his team to 2 straight NFC championships, what is going to happen if he does learn his progressions. (ask any QB coach, too he will, his college system didn't utilize them)
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Originally Posted by nightmarefish
This prove absolutely nothing, MAYBE if one of those 3 teams had more than 3 designed QB rushes a game.
Watch that 58 yard run,
http://nfl.si.com/2014/01/19/colin-k...ancisco-49ers/
Dude, you just compared him to Joe Montana. Please shut the fuck up now. His AURA? lol...
Jesus christ.
Get off the fucking stage
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Originally Posted by JimmyG_415
:wtf
:facepalm5
:cosby
If you think Seattle and KC have more designed QB rushes than San Fran you're crazy or don't watch much football.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyG_415Quote:
Originally Posted by nightmarefish
This prove absolutely nothing, MAYBE if one of those 3 teams had more than 3 designed QB rushes a game.
Watch that 58 yard run,
http://nfl.si.com/2014/01/19/colin-k...ancisco-49ers/
Also quit saying my points aren't what the thread is about. The thread has evolved into anything Kap. Do you really think a new thread needs to be started for every possible topic about Kap?
1. At this time, Kap is an average NFL QB.
2. With all the other average QBs in the league, the 49ers would have had similar success the past two years.
If you disagree with these two points you're a homer that is blinded by the love of Kap's cock.
Also, yes the 58 yard run was amazing. The TD throw to Boldin was amazing. But, for some reason you don't care that he doesn't have touch for basic, drive sustaining throws and could only put up 35 yards in the first half against Seattle when the 49ers had the Seahawks on the ropes. Did you see the 2 INTs he threw in crunch time? The first one was simply terrible. The second, eventhough not a bad throw, was a bad decision. Why take that risk? Why not go for something more high percentage? Instead challenge Seattle's best player with the game on the line? Give me Russell Wilson over Kap all day every day, I'll take the smarter player who's a better leader.
Sorry Jimmy, no offense, but holy shit you are homering it up big time here.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyG_415
Step back from the keyboard my friend, this shit is getting out of hand.
I'm just going to pretend the whole thing about his aura was a drunken comment, cause that shit is just too homered up to be real, let's just stick with the 6th comment. You think a guy that can't even go through his progressions is a top 6 QB just because he can run? LOL! Trust me, there is not one person here that would agree with that, and it's not because we are against you here or anything, it's because it's simply not even remotely close. Judging a QB isn't about how far his TEAM got in the playoffs, it's about how they perform over the course of a season and a career. Wins and losses shouldn't really be part of the equation unless we are talking about how that person performs in the clutch, and if you want to go there, well... Your boy just threw two really bad INT's in crunch time in the NFC championship. Seriously, that interception in front of Boldin was straight up awful. It was the perfect example of Kap not going through his progressions and how important it is to be able to do so. He decided before the ball was even snapped he was going to Boldin, and that played a large part in the outcome of the game.