Halea41":2n9lgybq said:
SantaClaraHawk":2n9lgybq said:
bmorepunk":2n9lgybq said:
Use of "David Carr" syndrome makes no sense. David Carr was never good.
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More like Kaepernick syndrome. Kaep started declining. Everyone insisted it was the OL, the coaches, FO, whatever. Kaep tried to react by holding the ball, throwing inaccurately or running with no options with declining success. The more pressure (on the field, FO, fans) the more this would happen, which would make things suck more and create more pressure. Kaep couldn't think his way out of that box, and frankly I don't see Russ doing that at this point.
The difference is kap’s team was dismantled in his third full year, and they put he weight of a 32nd ranked defense, a clueless coach, and a depleted receiving core on the shoulders of a third-year QB still learning the game. Russell Wilson is already in his 7th full year. He’s not young anymore and he’s had a very good working environment for much of his maturation stage, unlike kap. But he’s still looks like a rookie sometimes. This is who he is. He’ll never be elite. He never was. It feels like people just blew him up coz he was likeable and a great league ambassador.
More truth dropping.
Kap was overcoached too soon.
Wilson was allowed to be Wilson for a damn long time........don't think we've ever seen him not be himself. If anything, we've only seen the zone read go away, mostly because of Lynch's departure. Outside of that, Wilson plays the game much the same as he always has, just more efficiently.
Meanwhile, 2014, Harbaugh was intent on changing Kap into something he wasn't (yet, if ever).
Shanahan from the jump tailor made the Redskins offense so RG3 could be functional, let alone be dangerous. If the Niners had a real OC like Shanahan or Kubiak in, Kap would have lasted a lot longer in this league and 50% of America wouldn't loathe him.
To me, they're all the same QB.......Wilson, Kap, Cam, Dak, RG3, etc. All have their unique strengths and weaknesses, but all by and large a product of the team they are on, system, coaching, etc.