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Since his stats in every category were better than Kaepernick's I guess that Makes Kaepernick the next John Skelton.
Since his stats in every category were better than Kaepernick's I guess that Makes Kaepernick the next John Skelton.
Pretty average
Well then I wonder what that makes Krapernick then?
Wilson is the new Trent Dilfer.
Agreed. Imagine how good they'll be with Harvin and Rice back. Even without them, they won the Super Bowl with probably the worst tandem of receivers in the NFL. The Niners are going to have to be on their game next year. No more ridiculously predictable offense.
Krapernick is more effective in the pocket because he has the best OL in the game. Wilson is usually running for his life from the snap. Yesterday he had more time than in any game of his pro career and he was on the money on almost every throw.
125 QB rating, so average.
In this game? Absolutely. He had 94 yards on 14 attempts in the first half. He had one pass for more than 10 yards among those 14 attempts - granted that one was a very nice deep ball to Baldwin for 37. They were up by 29 when he first touched the ball in the second half, and STs and the D had effectively accounted for 19 of those (actually scored 16, and gave the Hawks the ball well in Denver territory once to credit them with three more). He attempted 11 passes in the second half, as Denver was selling out to stop the run. His receivers broke multiple tackles on both of his short TD passes.
Look, I'm certainly not taking anything away from the kid's performance, or don't mean to. He played a very solid all-around game. But it isn't like he went out and dominated.
As to the op, the Niners need some speed like Harvin. What a difference it can make as you saw last night. But our folks don't seem to see the need or the use. We got nothing out of Ginn as a wr and then he has a big year with Carolina. And his returns would have been real helpful for us this year.
His stats were mop up stats. He made plays when the game was already decided and both scores were because denver can't tackle. He wasn't under any pressure. At one point he had dropped back something like 17 or 18 times, and had 1 QB pressure. tebow could have put up a rating of 125 yesterday. Like you said, not trying to knock the guy, just don't want to overstate the game he had.
Even though I think CB is a bigger need for the Niners, they MUST address the WR position at the coaching and evaluation level. I think Patton is going to be solid, but they have too many swing and misses, and seem clueless how to use them.
He did have a pretty good third-down conversion rate; to begin the game he was 4/4. I don't know where he ended up, but he did start out well, before the game was decided. However, that start led to field goals.
Percy Harvin won't play more than 4 games next year so how is he a problem?
You're right. He was really solid on 3rd down and that was huge. But I don't think he affected the outcome of the game, and denver never even got close enough to put a finger on him. I honestly, barely remember seattle having the ball on offense. Their defense just completely dominated the game, better than I have seen in a long time in regards to a Superbowl. seattle oline deserves a lot of credit in pass protection.
Percy Harvin won't play more than 4 games next year so how is he a problem?
Unfortunately for him, that's probably true.