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Originally Posted by MR92
Blaming the SB loss on Kap? Its too bad he couldn't play corner too huh. Too bad Kap cant play every position but it still wouldn't impress people who have their heads so far up there asses to realize its a TEAM sport. The big bad niner defense gave up 34 points.... You didnt even watch the game yet your making an opinion about it? Must be what the media does too because some of you are completely clueless and your lack of football knowledge is appalling
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Kaepernick didn't lose the Super Bowl. He had one poor interception, but special teams and the secondary were bigger goats in that game.
Kaepernick has not had a good year and it isn't just the o line. Mobile QB's historically have a tough time adjusting to pocket passing. More patience is needed.
Kap needs to realize the scrutiny he faces will continue unless he improves on his weaknesses. He doesn't read the field well, isn't consistently accurate, doesn't throw with touch, and doesn't throw his receivers open. Those observations are from Greg Cosell of NFL films. He watches the coaches tape and knows the game. These traits can be clearly observed from the tape without needling to know the offense. I've listened to him on SF sports radio the last two years and its a consistent theme. Kaepernick can be great and make eye popping plays, but he needs to be better at the routine plays.
So while this season isn't totally on Colin's shoulders, there are aspects of his game that must improve.
He needs to work on the subtleties of his position if he wants to be a consistent QB. He can't just rely on what he has done in the past.