49ers QB Thread V 1

[RedandGold_35]

I love how the "The Saints have a horrible D so people can't be excited if Kap does well" stuff is starting already. Yet people will drool all over what Smith did against the same defense last year in the playoffs, can't have it both ways. If Kap can do equal or better than Smith, on the road this time, then he's the guy from here on out.

[yeolde9erfan]

Opposing teams now have "some" film on Kap. I want to see how that plays out with Kaps effectiveness. People tend to forget the Flynns, Kolbs, etc. I hope Kap is the exception.

[lol, please]

Opposing teams now have "some" film on Kap. I want to see how that plays out with Kaps effectiveness. People tend to forget the Flynns, Kolbs, etc. I hope Kap is the exception.

People keep saying this. Always the glass half empty, never understood the attitude. Why wouldn't he be the exception? He was hand picked by Harbaugh for crying out loud. And groomed by him. Harbaugh himself is an exception. I could understand not believing in Harbaugh from the get go like some did back in 2010, but now? After all this? Some people just kill me, it's never enough to trust, to believe.

If Harbaugh can turn the Niners tin cans into gold (Smith) then I don't understand the logic behind doubting him about his own draft pick. The man is money. Everything about the Niners since he got here has been unorthodox and worked. And fans still refuse to just not worry and leave it in his hands and look towards the future. I am pretty sure he knows what he has, and what he is doing. He has proved his worth so far.

[RedandGold_35]

Hate to quote this guy but Micheal Irvin had an interesting point on NFLN. Coming into last week we were averaging 3 "big plays" (I'm assuming plays over 20?) a game, last week with Kap, we had 6.

[bigcheeze]

People keep saying this. Always the glass half empty, never understood the attitude. Why wouldn't he be the exception? He was hand picked by Harbaugh for crying out loud. And groomed by him. Harbaugh himself is an exception. I could understand not believing in Harbaugh from the get go like some did back in 2010, but now? After all this? Some people just kill me, it's never enough to trust, to believe.

If Harbaugh can turn the Niners tin cans into gold (Smith) then I don't understand the logic behind doubting him about his own draft pick. The man is money. Everything about the Niners since he got here has been unorthodox and worked. And fans still refuse to just not worry and leave it in his hands and look towards the future. I am pretty sure he knows what he has, and what he is doing. He has proved his worth so far.

You have to admit, your biased for Kaep.

However, I agree... "In Harbaugh we trust!" I've said it so many times when I was like WTF?? And he's been right much more often than not, so... no matter who's the starting QB today, and the rest of the year even if I "think" it should be the other guy... "In Harbaugh I trust!"

[yeolde9erfan]

:drool; As I had hoped for.
Only for those who participate in it and let it control their passion for the game. It's the main reason I refuse to play fantasy football anymore, it absolutely ruins the priorities of the sport, and fantasy does not focus on what's actually important in a game and new fans who jump into fantasy approach the game the wrong way and then go talking nonsense and spreading false information.

This is one thing I truly agree with you on!!!!! hate fantasy, makes your root for people and teams you don't want to.

[lol, please]

I admit I am biased for Kaepernick, but also the team comes first. More so I would say that I am biased for Harbaugh though. He can "do no wrong" when it comes to football to me, until proven otherwise. I would be just as confident with Tolzien, or even Gabbert out there. If you can't succeed under Harbaugh you won't succeed ever.

[yeolde9erfan]

People keep saying this. Always the glass half empty, never understood the attitude. Why wouldn't he be the exception? He was hand picked by Harbaugh for crying out loud. And groomed by him. Harbaugh himself is an exception. I could understand not believing in Harbaugh from the get go like some did back in 2010, but now? After all this? Some people just kill me, it's never enough to trust, to believe.

If Harbaugh can turn the Niners tin cans into gold (Smith) then I don't understand the logic behind doubting him about his own draft pick. The man is money. Everything about the Niners since he got here has been unorthodox and worked. And fans still refuse to just not worry and leave it in his hands and look towards the future. I am pretty sure he knows what he has, and what he is doing. He has proved his worth so far.

I don't see how you say cautious optimism is glass half full. Just because everybody isn't hanging on Kap's nuts like you, doesn't mean they are doubting Harbaugh or not supporting the team.

[DownSouth49er]

I don't give F who starts, this TEAM better not get smacked around today like they aren't in the same class with the Saints.

[yeolde9erfan]

I don't give F who starts, this TEAM better not get smacked around today like they aren't in the same class with the Saints.

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[OREcoast49er]

Hate to quote this guy but Micheal Irvin had an interesting point on NFLN. Coming into last week we were averaging 3 "big plays" (I'm assuming plays over 20?) a game, last week with Kap, we had 6.

That's pretty cool.

[OREcoast49er]

I love how the "The Saints have a horrible D so people can't be excited if Kap does well" stuff is starting already. Yet people will drool all over what Smith did against the same defense last year in the playoffs, can't have it both ways. If Kap can do equal or better than Smith, on the road this time, then he's the guy from here on out.

I'm on the opposite side on this. I think the Bears were an easier defense to read because they sit back and play their cover two. Harbaugh set him up well in where to attack it. The Saints defense is much harder to read with all their wild blitzes. We will really know what we have with Kaepernick after today. Add to that its one of the toughest places to play. Big learning curve in this game. I'm excited, and I will be insanely excited if he duplicates his output of last week.

[lol, please]

I'm on the opposite side on this. I think the Bears were an easier defense to read because they sit back and play their cover two. Harbaugh set him up well in where to attack it. The Saints defense is much harder to read with all their wild blitzes. We will really know what we have with Kaepernick after today. Add to that its one of the toughest places to play. Big learning curve in this game. I'm excited, and I will be insanely excited if he duplicates his output of last week.

[bigcheeze]

I love how the "The Saints have a horrible D so people can't be excited if Kap does well" stuff is starting already. Yet people will drool all over what Smith did against the same defense last year in the playoffs, can't have it both ways. If Kap can do equal or better than Smith, on the road this time, then he's the guy from here on out.

I'm on the opposite side on this. I think the Bears were an easier defense to read because they sit back and play their cover two. Harbaugh set him up well in where to attack it. The Saints defense is much harder to read with all their wild blitzes. We will really know what we have with Kaepernick after today. Add to that its one of the toughest places to play. Big learning curve in this game. I'm excited, and I will be insanely excited if he duplicates his output of last week.

I completely agree!

[downsos]

I'm on the opposite side on this. I think the Bears were an easier defense to read because they sit back and play their cover two. Harbaugh set him up well in where to attack it. The Saints defense is much harder to read with all their wild blitzes. We will really know what we have with Kaepernick after today. Add to that its one of the toughest places to play. Big learning curve in this game. I'm excited, and I will be insanely excited if he duplicates his output of last week.

Agreed.