Jonathan Goodwin

[JMedlock5186]

I want to say that I was truly irritated that whole game by his performance tonight. He truly better step his game up, I still feel that we need to replace him as he is the weakest link on the line and maybe the whole offense.

 

[threelittleturds]

Yeah, that dude better work on his shotgun snaps.

 

[smackdown380]

Yeah, that dude better work on his shotgun snaps.

Def agree, it felt like on every shotgun snap Kap had to pick up the ball off the ground

 

[clyde_carbon]

I've never seen so many low snaps in one game.

 

[JMedlock5186]

I've never seen so many low snaps in one game.

me either, I was baffled

 

[FourBeeDen]

The weird thing is, he had a few high snaps when Smith was the QB but low snaps with Kaep...

 

[bvanthielriceyoung]

He's definitely the weak link on the line and someone I'd like to replace. Everyone else I'm real satisfied with moving forward.

 

[NinerSickness]

I know Goodwin has graded out highly this year, but playing next to Iupati & Boone, who are both playing extremely well at guard, is helping him quite a bit IMO. I think he's the weakest of the Niners' 22 starters, and I absolutely don't want to see him back next season.

I hope a guy like Looney or Kilgore can fill in at C next year. If not, the interior OL class in the draft this year is loaded.

 

[Jikkle]

It would've been one thing if CK didn't take reps with him but I just can't see with a weeks worth of practice how he couldn't adjust his snapping to CK's height.

 

[Ltrain]

It was bad all game long...and Kaep probably wouldn't have that INT if he had the time to keep his eyes downfield instead of getting the damn ball off the ground. It's a good thing Kaep doesn't have small hands (jk)

 

[threelittleturds]

It was bad all game long...and Kaep probably wouldn't have that INT if he had the time to keep his eyes downfield instead of getting the damn ball off the ground. It's a good thing Kaep doesn't have small hands (jk)

As far as I can find, CK has smaller hands than Smith. 9 and 1/8 compared to 9 and 3/8. Pretty crazy huh?

 

[MHSL82]

Since we won, it was good to see Kaep respond to throwing an INT. He had a halftime to get over it, plus our pick six helped a lot. He hadn't thrown a meaningful INT yet and we were losing on the road. He could have been discouraged. His first lost fumble was also bailed out by an INT. Perhaps we need him to turn the ball over right before half so that we can later score easier? Just kidding.