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JonLP24

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6. I agree a more polished Kaepernick is a better Kaepernick

Reply to Auggie (Reply #5)

Fri Jun 13, 2014, 12:50 PM

Jun 2014

I was focusing on the other QB thing. Rodgers, Brees, or Manning would be a different story but realistically I don't feel SF could have gone as far as they have without him. I didn't mean imply it was about touch or mechanics - the Boldin throw was meant to show that he wasn't afraid of tight windows and you need a QB like that to succeed as well as moving the ball down-field.

Should he have went a different place w/ the ball? No argument there except I didn't like the decision of the roll-out playcalls which limits the reads and decisions.

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