>>They played the Bears again his last year, in a truly awful
>>NFL game. He was benched, deservedly, and the Bears won,
>>somehow...as I said, both teams were awful.
>>
>>iIsay that to say this, Kaep's stats from that last year
>were
>>pretty good but if you watched the games, he was not someone
>>you would want starting for your team. He just never seemed
>to
>>be able to read defenses, and he threw the flattest,
>>no-touch-having ball in the league. Still had a strong arm
>but
>>that was about it.
>>
>I was an ALEX RIGHT NOW guy, and Kaep later, a la Aaron
>Rodgers succeeding Favre. He was a great spark and helped
>them maintain, but Alex was playing THE best football of his
>career up to that point. He rushed Kaep and didn't allow him
>to develop like he should have. Kaep's initial success was
>from no one having film on him and his physical attributes.
>However, the team was not putting him in position to succeed
>as much as they were letting him Randall Cunningham out
>there.
>
>I believe that team makes it to the Super Bowl with Alex and
>probably has an easier time winning it because we never get
>into those holes that we got in EACH GAME. Down to Green Bay,
>down to Atlanta, down to Baltimore. Not blaming Kaep, but you
>know Alex ain't blowing a game with his decisions and our
>defense was still the gods honest TRUTH.
>
>When YOU the offensive genius make this move when you did,
>force the issue early, and have your prized pick decline in
>numbers each year, I lay that at your feet.
>
>However, even mediocre subpar Kaep was leaps and bounds ahead
>of much of the trash that has been kicking up grass in NFL
>stadiums nationwide the past two years.
>

Harbaugh is and was terrible. His offensive system is a very complicated route to a delay of game penalty.

Watching Kaep play football the last couple years was pretty painful if you like football.