Kaep Strapped; Super Bowl or Bust the OFFICIAL 49ers 2014 Season Thread
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The Devil's Advocate
Call me Dad
meanwhile 99% of this thread was talking about giving this nikka wide receiver money AND thought it was dumb to suggest a straight up trade for Jimmy Graham
he gets rocked and he drops shyt... and is concussion prone when that happens.. seems like now he's just playing scared, trying to hold out for that contract... we had better not pay this nikka
Disgustya Stallone
Man Who Owns 2 Microwaves
that n*gga had me heated seeing that bs on thanksgiving
Disgustya Stallone
Man Who Owns 2 Microwaves
lol.. thats so trueThats the most emotion he's shown all year
YAMS
SWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWEEEEEEEEEEEEET POTATO YAMS!
It's almost like you saw the not giving a fukk on his face haha.
I`m cool with it though, whatever, I think the dude just lost the passion for the game or some wacky shyt.
He was a great player, a great leader and one of my all time favorite 49ers. Hopefully he sticks around and gets it figured out, if not I hope he signs somewhere with plenty of Yams
The Devil's Advocate
Call me Dad
First off, San Francisco needs to finish 3-0. A 9-7 record would only be enough if two other contending teams go 0-3 down the stretch, which appears unlikely.
Anyway, say the 49ers do end up 10-6. The team would need two of the following three scenarios to occur to secure a Wild Card spot:
1. Detroit Lions finish 1-2 (for tiebreaking purposes, one of those losses has to come versus the Chicago Bears)
2. Seattle Seahawks finish 1-1 (assuming a Week 15 loss to San Francisco)
3. Philadelphia Eagles or Dallas Cowboys finish 1-1 (the teams play each other in Week 15, so whoever loses has to fall again in Week 16 or 17)
Detroit (9-4) hosts Minnesota (6-7), then travels to Chicago (5-8) and Green Bay (10-3).
Seattle (9-4) visits Arizona (11-3) before hosting St Louis (6-8).
Philadelphia (9-4) takes road trips to Washington (3-10) and New York (4-9), while Dallas (9-4) hosts Indianapolis (9-4) and visits Washington.
More improbable paths also exist if the Packers lose out or the winner of the Eagles-Cowboys matchup drops its last two games.
Keep the faith, Faithful.
Anyway, say the 49ers do end up 10-6. The team would need two of the following three scenarios to occur to secure a Wild Card spot:
1. Detroit Lions finish 1-2 (for tiebreaking purposes, one of those losses has to come versus the Chicago Bears)
2. Seattle Seahawks finish 1-1 (assuming a Week 15 loss to San Francisco)
3. Philadelphia Eagles or Dallas Cowboys finish 1-1 (the teams play each other in Week 15, so whoever loses has to fall again in Week 16 or 17)
Detroit (9-4) hosts Minnesota (6-7), then travels to Chicago (5-8) and Green Bay (10-3).
Seattle (9-4) visits Arizona (11-3) before hosting St Louis (6-8).
Philadelphia (9-4) takes road trips to Washington (3-10) and New York (4-9), while Dallas (9-4) hosts Indianapolis (9-4) and visits Washington.
More improbable paths also exist if the Packers lose out or the winner of the Eagles-Cowboys matchup drops its last two games.
Keep the faith, Faithful.
jwonder
Superstar
The way things are being handled. I believe the Niners are already looking forward to next season. Harbaugh is coaching like he doesn't give a fukk and seems like the team gave up on him. I seriously doubt they make the playoffs.
Pretty decent article on Kap. Click the link to read the entire article
In the immediate afterglow of Colin Kaepernick's breakout performance two seasons ago, after his 263 yards passing and 181 yards rushing eliminated the Green Bay Packers from the playoffs, someone asked the athletic marvel how he should be described.
"I don't want to be categorized," Kaepernick replied.
His statement proved prophetic in an unintended way. The longer the 49ers quarterback plays, the harder he is to define.
Is Kaepernick the electrifying dual-threat whose skills once prompted Ron Jaworski to proclaim: "I truly believe Colin Kaepernick could be one of the greatest quarterbacks ever"?
Or is he a one-trick pony, whose greatest strength -- the element of surprise -- is gone, leaving him to struggle with the nuances of being an NFL quarterback?
http://www.mercurynews.com/49ers/ci_27128959/good-kap-bad-kap-what-make-49ers-qb
In the immediate afterglow of Colin Kaepernick's breakout performance two seasons ago, after his 263 yards passing and 181 yards rushing eliminated the Green Bay Packers from the playoffs, someone asked the athletic marvel how he should be described.
"I don't want to be categorized," Kaepernick replied.
His statement proved prophetic in an unintended way. The longer the 49ers quarterback plays, the harder he is to define.
Is Kaepernick the electrifying dual-threat whose skills once prompted Ron Jaworski to proclaim: "I truly believe Colin Kaepernick could be one of the greatest quarterbacks ever"?
Or is he a one-trick pony, whose greatest strength -- the element of surprise -- is gone, leaving him to struggle with the nuances of being an NFL quarterback?
http://www.mercurynews.com/49ers/ci_27128959/good-kap-bad-kap-what-make-49ers-qb
So there are two locker rooms new school and old school
Seems like the atmosphere is cliquish 
Edit can't believe all the bullshyt the front office has allowed this season.
the leaks to media, etc. doesn't inspire confidence going forward. This season has been a complete waste hate to say it but in hindsight they probably should have let Harbs go to Cleveland
Seems like the atmosphere is cliquish http://blogs.mercurynews.com/kawakami/2014/12/12/levis-part-2/
Edit can't believe all the bullshyt the front office has allowed this season.
the leaks to media, etc. doesn't inspire confidence going forward. This season has been a complete waste hate to say it but in hindsight they probably should have let Harbs go to Cleveland
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Dat916nigga
Superstar
First off, San Francisco needs to finish 3-0. A 9-7 record would only be enough if two other contending teams go 0-3 down the stretch, which appears unlikely.
Anyway, say the 49ers do end up 10-6. The team would need two of the following three scenarios to occur to secure a Wild Card spot:
1. Detroit Lions finish 1-2 (for tiebreaking purposes, one of those losses has to come versus the Chicago Bears)
2. Seattle Seahawks finish 1-1 (assuming a Week 15 loss to San Francisco)
3. Philadelphia Eagles or Dallas Cowboys finish 1-1 (the teams play each other in Week 15, so whoever loses has to fall again in Week 16 or 17)
Detroit (9-4) hosts Minnesota (6-7), then travels to Chicago (5-8) and Green Bay (10-3).
Seattle (9-4) visits Arizona (11-3) before hosting St Louis (6-8).
Philadelphia (9-4) takes road trips to Washington (3-10) and New York (4-9), while Dallas (9-4) hosts Indianapolis (9-4) and visits Washington.
More improbable paths also exist if the Packers lose out or the winner of the Eagles-Cowboys matchup drops its last two games.
Keep the faith, Faithful.
it's over breh. i'm one of the most optimistic niner fans on here, but it's over
the sooner you accept it, the better off you'll be
Disgustya Stallone
Man Who Owns 2 Microwaves
what the f*ck kind of shenanigans is this man?So there are two locker rooms new school and old school
http://blogs.mercurynews.com/kawakami/2014/12/12/levis-part-2/
Edit can't believe all the bullshyt the front office has allowed this season.
om my f*cking christ no wonder they dont look like a cohesive team jesus
jwonder
Superstar
it's over breh. i'm one of the most optimistic niner fans on here, but it's over
the sooner you accept it, the better off you'll be
Yeah I am too. The Raiders trade for that cock sucker Harbaugh to the Raiders is good as done. I want the new coach to have a QB competition. I really believe that Kaepernick is a one trick pony.