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When will he get benched?
Yes, he has been bad, but he's on a hiding to nothing, especially with that O-line
I feel bad for him tbh. And getting rid of him won't accomplish anything. I'd stick with him through this rebuilding stage,
I said it last season... As terrible as we were... Even as a rookie... Derek Carr was the best QB in the bay area.
Kaep is a system guy... Pure and simple.
One of Harbaugh's assistant coaches fired by Baalke and York recently came forward to Niners Nation. In short, he stated the offensive coaching staff wholeheartedly believed Kaepernick could get better after Super 47. They believed him to be everything fans hoped. But, after working with Kaepernick in the two seasons following the Super Bowl, they felt Kaepernick's production had peaked. He further stated, "it wasn't that Kaepernick couldn't read or couldn't make the throws, but he lacked the ability to trust his receivers to be there before he could see them." The explanation was not good enough for Jed York and Trent Baalke who felt the 49ers' downward spiral was not a result of personnel, but rather, coaching deficits.
This leaves the organization in a bad position. The 49ers have not yet benched their starting quarterback, but seemingly have no faith in that quarterback. Half a season removed from the last coaching staff, the 49ers front office seems to be getting the
same story it got from former coaches. The old coaching staff got a whole lot more out of Kaepernick, and now things are spinning out of control.
Unfortunately last season, Jed York and Trent Baalke couldn't put their egos aside and evaluate the situation of the personnel from one bad year. Instead, they let their personal feelings of Jim Harbaugh and emotions determine the future of the 49ers
organization. A season later, they seem significantly more reactive than proactive with this situation.
They say "history repeats itself." Well, welcome back to 2004.
I disagree.... Carr makes our O-Line look better than it is because of his quick release and he's a stickler for his pre-snap protections.While I don't disagree with you, put Carr behind our Oline with our coaching staff and he would be terrible
Our coaching staff is made up of a bunch of guys who couldn't get jobs elsewhere. Why would any decent coach want to work under a GM and owner who decided that 1 Superbowl and 3 NFC Title games in 4 years was not good enough?
To much of a cap hit for Kap to get traded/released. He will just play it out. They will have some decent draft picks coming up, definately some talent needs to be brought in for that horrible O-Line.
Sarcasm?
Actually Kap's deal very much allows for him to be cut if he's not performing, the seven-year contract is nothing more than seven one-year deals and his cap figure increases each year
Honestly.... The trade I would make would be Bradford for Kaep.
I think Kaep would have a better chance to flourish under Chip... The Eagles already run the read option much more than anyone else in the league... IMO Kaep would handle the Eagles offence better than Bradford.
On the flip side... I think the niners can stop trying to turn Kaep in to a pocket passing QB and plug Bradford straight in...