How?

[Stephen SeaHawking]

Pretty obvious it's because he's the "white one".

 

[Claden]

Think it comes from who the former QB of that team was.

 

[kag0331]

Pretty obvious it's because he's the "white one".

Haha that made me laugh.

 

[kag0331]

I don't get all of the Kaepernick love. Sure, he's big with a strong arm, but he stares at one spot on the field after taking the snap and doesn't throw the ball until the WR is open.

Just watch him on every play. He walks up behind the center, turns his head side to side too fast to really see anything (like he learned to look at the defense but doesn't quite understand why). He then takes the snap and looks at one part of the field and doesn't turn his head away for anything. If the receiver is covered, he just stands there staring at that same receiver until the receiver is open and then guns the ball in or he runs.

Kaepernick reminds me a lot of Tarvaris Jackson except Tarvaris wouldn't run and would take the sack.

I've got nothing for you. You've already made your mind up. If you'd like to be proven wrong, please see...

First Start:
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-high ... highlights
at 1:41, he throws Mario Manningham open for a huge gain
at 2:00, finds 3rd receiver in progression (Crabtree) for TD

At New England:
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-high ... highlights
at 1:51, finds 3rd receiver in progression (Walker) for TD
at 3:45, Kaep throws a dart between double coverage for a TD
at 5:47, Kaep adjust the play at the line, recognizing single coverage on Crabtree, TD ... it's doesn't show his presnap read, but other highlights do (unfortunately I can't find any that NFL.com hasn't taken down)

Arizona - Needed a Win to Secure Bye
http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/201212301 ... &tab=recap
at 0:09, avoids the rush, finds finds 2nd receiver (Crabtree) for long TD over Patrick Peterson
at 0:24, finds Crabtree again, with Peterson in great position, throws Crabtree open for the TD.

First Playoff Game:
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-high ... highlights
at 1:01, avoids rush, finds Gore in a broken play, beautiful touch for a big gain
at 3:19, throws a bullet to only where Crabtree can get it. TD
at 5:41, throws a great touch pass to Vernon for a big gain, pump fake + 2nd read
at 6:48, throws Walker open on a big 3rd down play

NFC Championship away, down 17
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-high ... highlights
at 2:53, throws into double coverage, throws open Vernon Davis
at 3:03, 3:29, throws nice touch passes to Vernon
at 4:28, throws open Delani Walker
at 5:05, finds 2nd option Vernon with a sweet touch pass
at 6:40, there aren't too many QBs in the league that can make that throw!

Super Bowl, down 22
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-high ... highlights
at 1:15, good touch pass to Vernon in between coverage
at 6:38, good double clutch pass to Vernon
at 6:48, again good pass in coverage, Crabtree finishes play with TD
at 9:33, finds 2nd option Moss for big gain
at 11:05, throws a dart inbetween multiple defenders

Obviously, these are only highlights, and there are a lot of dink/dunk plays too, but I can gather from your comment that you haven't watch much, if any 49ers other than the Seattle game.

Don't bring facts into an NFL message board we work off pure emotion around here!.. ha
Seriously that is a heck of post it shocked me that someone went that far to prove their theory into fact. Great job.

 

[NinerBuff]

Don't bring facts into an NFL message board we work off pure emotion around here!.. ha
Seriously that is a heck of post it shocked me that someone went that far to prove their theory into fact. Great job.

lol, thanks man. I'm not here to be a troll. I think it's obvious that both our teams are very good, and I think a lot of Seahawk fans have a warped view of Kaepernick in general. After all, he had a pretty lousy game in SEA (as well as the whole team for that matter), and they think that was a good representation of Kaepernick. I was very skeptical of the move to Kaep during the season, especially with how Alex was playing, but the Bears & the Saints games started to change my mind, but the one game where it was obvious that Kaep was superior was the away game in NE. Alex Smith had never thrown 4 TDs in a game in his entire career, and here comes Kaep with 4 starts, in the elements, in a hostile environment, against an all-time great who's putting on an all-time comeback and he doesn't flinch.

Now, with that said, Wilson is really f*cking good. I was in Seattle visiting my fiancee's family during the Buffalo laugher, and I came away really impressed. The game that showed me he was legit was the Bears game. That's were there was no excuse, he took the team on his back and won that game. And in reality, it was your defense that caved against ATL. Wilson played well enough to win that game. It's actually kind of remarkable how similar our games in ATL were. Both down big, both with big comebacks, and both times ATL had a chance to drive down the field and score. The big difference was they needed a TD against us, but only a FG against you. That's really what it came down to.

Anyway, I hope to keep the banter up, and can't wait for GAME 2!!! Should be great television!