Well I hope he does well but I expect just so-so. See how it plays out.But if the new guy is doing very well............
As I stated before I think this ends ugly
WTF is up with Pat Shurmur? Just saw a press conference with him and he looks like he's frosting/highlighting the tips of his hair yellow. Used to have a touch of gray when he was here in Cleveland.
Some claimed that he was actually fulfilling a positive leadership role with the Raiders. It would seem he has reverted to form.
I don't think that warrants 12 games....
I'd say it's his body of work. Including blowing kisses to Colt fans after ejection.
If it's reduced to 8 after appeal, they will cut him anyway.
10 years ago that would have not even been a penalty.I don't think that warrants 12 games....
Jack Tatum made a career of headhunting. NFL films glorified it by all defenders.10 years ago that would have not even been a penalty.
..and the seahawks had the 27th or 28th spot in the waiver pick up so pretty much the whole league pass over and didnt want him.Josh Gordon released by the Pats, establishing that he did indeed eff away the best years of his career.
Nor should they.Has any ever seen a 6-2 team GET 2 points from the oddsmakers when playing a 2-6 team ? lotr's Bills are getting no respect for the wins on their weak first half schedule.
Yes, it should be done early in the week.So the NFL has set up some kind of tryout/Pro Day for Kaepernick this Saturday.
Interesting as I believe they usually do these things during the week. I'd think most pro scouts would be in places like LSU/Alabama (last week) versus checking out a QB who hasn't played in 3 years.
Guess the league is fed up with hearing 'Colin would be a better backup than Brian Hoyer" every time a backup QB comes in. Also looks like the league is calling CK's bluff on his "I've been training/throwing 5+ times a week" claim. Either he still has some skills (except accuracy & reading a defense) or they will see it on Saturday.
The only team I could see him fitting on would be the Ravens because their OC, Greg Roman, got something out of him in SF.
I guess what I dont understand is being a QB in the NFL is tough enough already but why is everyone saying someone who didnt start in the NFL(when he opted out) and hasnt played in over 2 years such a good QB. Is he? Everyone is afraid to speak the truth. I wouldn't want him for the simple fact I dont think he is good enough or the future to my team(if I was an owner) - that simple. Can care less what color he is or what he does during the anthem.
I think the Kaepernick case is more along the lines of teams seeing so many quarterbacks going down and not having a backup ( or being dissatisfied with their #1), but being afraid to bring him in individually, lest they come under criticism from their fan base. The entire situation with his blackballing got out of hand; smart teams know that. Whether or not anyone dare pull the trigger or if he is even in playing shape ( physically or mentally), are yet to be determined.
Cincinnati Bengals will evaluate QB Colin Kaepernick's NFL workout Saturday in Atlanta
The Cincinnati Bengals will be one of the teams to evaluate former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick's workout Saturday.www.cincinnati.com
Here is the thing: Is he talented enough that when you need a backup QB to come in and run an offense that he can get you through until the starter comes back?This is my take. Can't read defenses and isn't accurate. I get thavoice's comment about Nathan Peterman though.
So the NFL has set up some kind of tryout/Pro Day for Kaepernick this Saturday.
.......looks like the league is calling CK's bluff on his "I've been training/throwing 5+ times a week" claim. (except accuracy & reading a defense) or they will see it on Saturday.
The only team I could see him fitting on would be the Ravens because their OC, Greg Roman, got something out of him in SF.