Why Jim Harbaugh is awesome...
 

When's the last time we heard anything like this in KC?

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/86...lin-kaepernick

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I'll give him half credit. Everyone in SF knew that Smith wasn't their future. It took a Smith concussion to get Kap on the field.

The thing I'm looking at is Harbaugh is pushing both guys to be even better with comments like this. Contrast that with Romeo's "I don't want the guy looking over his shoulder and worrying about being yanked" comments. Harbaugh is basically saying here is what we are going to do, and both QB's better be mentally tough enough to handle it...

To be fair, it kinda helps the decision making process when you have a QB come out and play very well.

RaC gets to choose between brown shit and green shit.

To be fair, we haven't had a quarterback with a hot hand since Trent Green.

Reasons why you should get teh herpes is threads like this.

HE IS THE ENGINEER OF PERHAPS THE GREATEST FAILURE IN CHIEFS PLAYOFF HISTORY!

**** him.

Ass cancer.

Hope he dies alone in pain...

so, what do you give him half credit for? I like CK and his performance last night was brilliant, but it's one game. AS is the guy with the big contract, all JH said imo is that as soon as AS is healthy, he's going to start.

Harbaugh drafted the kid really high for a reason.

I don't think Kaepernick is that great though. He's surrounded by immense talent and has great coaching.

I wanna see him do this for a longer period of time before I validate him. Cassel, Sanchez and Flynn looked good in great situations as well. Look at them now.

Romeo Crenel: "We have two guys that are identical, they both suck. I'm trying to figure out which cold hand and least turnover POS I go with. It's a great place to be in as a coach. I have two equal choices."

C'mon, we held him to 10 points. The engineer of that fail was the kicker who shall not be named and Bono...

Harbaugh is screwing this up. Alex Smith gives them the best chance to win deep into the playoffs. But that would screw up them being able to supplant him with Kaepernick, so they're going to sacrifice this postseason for their future. I think it's a mistake.

I still don't see why there's a rush to replace Alex Smith.

He's looked really good since Harbaugh came and his 'struggle's were overblown even under Singletary.

Alex Smith is a decent quarterback.

Who had the hot hand, Grbac or Gannon ?

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What's with these threads lately?

"John Elway is great!"

"Why Jim Harbaugh is awesome..."

"I'm thinking Nazism might be the way to go..."

Christ. Just because we suck doesn't mean we have to embrace our enemies like they're old pals.

If somebody shuts down their running game, Alex Smith isn't going to take them deep anywhere. I can't think of anything in particular Smith gives you that you couldn't get from the younger guy with more upside.

Harbaugh did miracles with Smith. the throws Smith made against NO last year in the final 8 minutes were throws the guy had never made. I would not rush to replace him, as long as Harbaugh is with him. Away from Harbaugh, I don't think Smith or Kaepernick will do much. My .02.

Experience. In the playoffs, I'm going with experience. I like Kaepernick long term, but not in his second year in a very tough conference.

I love CP.

He's ****ing the worst of Martyball and everyone loves it...

Well I'm not going to predict Kaep is next Tom Brady, but he made some very good NFL QB throws. A couple of them I would even say were elite NFL QB throws.

Matt Cassel would not have even attempted a handful of throws Kaep made last night. It will very interesting to see how Kaeps NFL career proceeds over the next 6-8 months.

My prediction is Smith and Kaep are not both 49ers by 5/1/13.

Experience at what? Playing poorly?

No, Mr. Elliot, whose first name is Lin, was not the engineer.

Marty was.

Marty put Jim Harbaugh in position to do his job.

He followed that up with one of the worst performances you'll ever see in the playoffs against that Giants in tha NFC Champinship game.

It isn't unusual (except in KC) for any backup to come in and perform well in his first game since D's don't know what his strengths/weaknesses are and how the gameplan changed. If Kap gets the nod, it'll be interesting to see how he does 2-3 weeks from now. If he isn't playing well, then Harbaugh looks like an idiot for changing.

Harbaugh can be a hot head, especially after a game. Great players. He can thank Singletary for setting the table.