>Just let me finish cracking up first... cause when I clicked
>on this post I just knew I'd see a certain person in here
>revving up his already failed agenda... he didn't disappoint
>lol
he's not alone. a lot of other fuckers are up in other posts on some "he's barely anything worth keeping, that's why they looked at peyton," bullshit, acting like we called dude the second coming of Montana.

>Any way about Kaep & Alex... truthfully I was pretty uneasy
>about them throwing the kid into a game like this in a dome
>like that. But he did fine... better than fine really. Some
>big plays that were wiped out by penalties, bad calls and
>drops... but as it ended up his numbers looked very Alex like
>in the end. But the difference is the big play ability and
>being able to make a play on the fly... those are the two
>biggest reasons I'm fully in the Kaepernick camp this morning.
>Now I think Alex would also have won both these two games vs
>the Bears and Saints... and with Alex we might have won the
>Ram too game seeing as the offense was just getting in rhythm
>when he left... but Kaep has answered the one question I had
>that would have given me pause to make the switch... The
>question of poise. Now that I've seen him under center in real
>game action for close to 11 quarters it's foolish not to admit
>the time for the change is at hand.
he clearly doesn't look wide-eyed. as long as it works i'm cool. what worries me is what happened with the 14-2 chargers who should have but totally shit the bed v. the patriots, the year after drew brees left. when shit is sticky, i just hope that kaep can respond. despite what haters will insist upon, alex showed that when shit was up against the wall, he could get shit done and make comebacks. comebacks are more a function of playing enough games where you're trailing at a specific point, but yesterday could have gotten rough if not for brooks' INT TD. I just don't want him to make a "green" mistake on a team that doesn't even NEED that much ability to win a chip. But as long as shit stays well, I'm all in.


>The anti Smith contingent will of course use this as an
>opportunity to go back on their offensive but this switch is
>more about Kaep than Alex. We're not talking about replacing
>Alex with Shaun Hill, JT O'Sullivan or Troy Smith here...
>we're talking a big, young, mobile QB with a rocket arm that's
>now proven he's ready to play. Alex has proven he can win with
>this team and in turn has proven himself... I see a good half
>dozen or more teams that could use Alex right now... bottom
>line is Alex will land on his feet and be fine.
BASICALLY. it's all the 11th hour, QUIET AS FUCK after the saints game last season and most of this season "see he ain't shit" posts that i have to ignore at this point cause they straight up act like we put alex smith's treatment above this team's success.


>But what some of you Alex haters need to get through your
>heads is those of us in here are 9er fans first... only thing
>that's ever mattered to me is we have the right guy behind
>center... and right now that guy is Collin Kaepernick. But
>more than anything I'm just happy to have two guys at the
>position I know we can win with down the stretch.
yerp