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JonLP24

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36. Kaepernicks ypa was way higher than Tebows

Reply to mythology (Reply #15)

Wed Sep 27, 2017, 03:06 PM

Sep 2017

In fact the only QB that had a lower YPA was Blaine Gabbert. Griffins YPA was very high his rookie year but injuries cut his career short.

His TD to Int ratio is impressive. Seattle already has Trevone Boykin so they didn't have a need for a backup.

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Then how do you explain all the other players who protested and still have jobs? mythology Sep 2017 #15

I think they felt they could make an example of him Zoonart Sep 2017 #16

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Exactly, he was a very mediocre qb. gilbert sullivan Sep 2017 #35

San Francisco had one of the lowest payrolls the last few years JonLP24 Sep 2017 #38

Kaepernicks ypa was way higher than Tebows JonLP24 Sep 2017 #36

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Here's another way to look it it mythology Sep 2017 #13

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Ross supported kneeling players last season too Johonny Sep 2017 #39