wartyOne
That guy
I wont hedge my words like alot of people seem to be doing. This move is wrong, 100%. It makes no sense and risks a potential Super Bowl winning season for your team.Here is my issue with the move: Kaep has great upside, nobody is arguing that his potential isnt better than Smiths. However you guys have a great running game and a great defense so you dont really need upside or potential RIGHT NOW. What you need is stability and a guy who isnt going to lose you games. This move by itself 100% guarantees you will have more mistakes made by your QB now than you would have had if Harbaugh had stayed with Smith. There is no way you wont A) because Kaep is younger and less experienced B) because the ONLY reason you are going to Kaep is because of his bigger arm, better athleticism, bigger playmaking ability. This means that if these things are the reason you make the move then you need to try and utilize them. That means MORE RISK. I see no reason to take more risk when you dont need to. Even if the upside is greater you DONT NEED IT TO BE to win now. You missed out on the SB last year because of a young guy making a bonehead mistake so now the cure to that is to play more young guys to make bonehead mistakes??? Its mind boggling. This move would make sense if you needed Kaep to win the SB, you dont, therefore its stupid.
Smith never lost any games?
News to me. I seem to recall two games this year where he looked like dogshit.
Did the muffed returns hurt? Yes. Smith completed one pass to a WR all game long. Did that hurt? Yes.
If Smith were able to throw the ball the way Kaep does, we'd have won that game last year, regardless of the muffed returns. Honestly, we wouldn't have been in a position to lose the game after the second one.
But that's the way Smith plays. He'd rather rely on his punter and kicker than on his arm and his WR's. You can't win a SB when your QB plays that way. We wouldn't have won the game in New Orleans with Smith at QB.