TobyTyler
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2nd quarter: Not much that I could see until late in the quarter.
Kaepernick was trying to extend a play late in the half by stepping up into the pocket and as he was stepping up, he had Kyle freeing up from his defender after he crossed the field and then turned upfield which is when he was able to beat his man. If Kaepernick would've looked right as he was stepping up in the pocket, he probably could've just floated a pass down the right sideline (Kyle was 10 yards downfield) and it could've been a big gain if Kyle would've been able to separate, which he probably would've done as he had at least 1 1/2 steps on his man around the time the ball would've gotten there.
The only other thing I could see was again late in the 2nd quarter. Kyle ran another short crosser on a 3rd and 10 and was held BIG TIME by his man. Not called. Would've given the team a first down.
Sounds like a lot of the hate directed at Williams is unfounded. But I find it even more frightening that the incompetence lays with Kaepernick rather than Williams. If one receiver is bad that is one thing but when the quarterback is bad that is a whole other thing. He must be really panicking in the pocket.