Game Day XII – A New Hope

Cue the Star Wars music. This, I suppose is the official game 1 of the Colin Kaepernick era. If you don’t know the story, it’s a pretty good one of a kid born in Milwaukee, adopted and raised in Turlock, CA. He was a phenomenal athlete no matter what he did, and was an outstanding pitcher and all-league basketball player at Pitman High in Turlock. He was recruited by a bunch of colleges for baseball and basketball, but only University of Nevada Reno offered him a football scholarship. After a stellar college career, he ended up as the only guy to evern throw for over 10,000 yards, and rush for over 4,000 yards in a college career.

I’m going to be out of town for the next few days, and I’m leaving this to you guys. Please try to keep it clean. Or at least civil. Ahhhh fuck it, you’re on your own. See ya Sunday night.

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157 Responses to Game Day XII – A New Hope

  1. 12th man's avatar 12th man says:

    Hooking up with Skeebs back East no doubt. Have fun.

  2. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    I’ve been reading some of the knock down drag outs that Chuckles and NoFear had on the Insider- not just with each other- wiith everybody and anybody.Don’t get me wrong, I’m diggin’ it- and I wasn’t even involved. I mean, these dudes would have slugged it out with Mother Teresa if she called for world peace. On that note: let’s rock ‘n roll…

  3. Del Mar Dennis's avatar Del Mar Dennis says:

    I have better things to do than talk about the BACKUP quarterback.

    • twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

      I think that’s been pointed out already.And we know it’s killing you.

    • bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

      Actually talking about the QB is the only thing you ever do here at the blog. So when are you going to get started in Kap? Come on Denny! What stupid shit do we get to look forward to reading from you every day about Kap? Or do you just roll with your obsession with AS and keep that all going?
      Hey, good news is that you can finally start rooting for the NIners to win again since no sane person could root for his team’s QB to fail (or be murdered) while at the same time rooting for his team to win………

  4. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    Dang, Brees looks off tonight. He looks like our backup QB two years ago.

  5. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    Anyone catch that Jimbo said that ” Michael Crabtree has ‘far and away the most mouth-watering and lickable hands’ of any receiver playing today or any he has ever coached?

  6. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    The Saints are getting smoked. Well, you win a few, you lose a few. I really thought the Saints were better than this shit.

    • NoFear49er's avatar NoFear49er says:

      Me too. They sure don’t look like they want the win very badly. Maybe they’ll get the malaise speech at half-time.

      The ATLs found their running game, too. They don’t look over-rated here, against the NOs anyway.

      I gues we just knocked the play out of them.

  7. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    Indeed it’s time to see who live with not talking aabout the second string QB. What will be interesting to follow is if the animus toward that has been will be overcome by the incredibly powerful affliction that makes otherwise sane people clamor for *any* second string QB. A quite vocal fan club formed backing Guy Benjamin to replace Joe Montana after Guy went 1 for 1 in mop up duty against the Chargers in 1982.
    My guess is that there will be a groundswell of support for a new QB after Kap throws one too many passes into the “mouth-watering lickable hands” of the opposing cornerback. But the call will be for the ever popular Nate Davis, said to be already halfway through the Jimmy Raye playbook.

    • rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

      At least My Guy Nate has heart and is still trying on his level. What was the name of the QB the Chargers got with the overall #1?
      Or the QB Long Dead Al signed with his #1?
      My Guy Nate might be short on the brains department, but he has heart.
      And he think he could start for Jacksonville tomorrow. Just MO.

    • bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

      hilarious. Who was dumber, Nate Davis or Druckenmiller?
      I know Davis has dyslexia so I should lump him in with *dumb* or Druckenmiller*. But still, that playbook must have been awfully *deep* for him…………
      I just checked to see what The Druck has been doing since he pumped out all those bench press sets….. Wiki says he is “….An American business man.” Sounds impressive. I scrolled down further to find out that…….
      “In 2003, just as Druckenmiller was offered a job as a sales manager for a Little Rock, Arkansas-based cargo trailer company, the Indianapolis Colts offered Druckenmiller a tryout to be Peyton Manning’s third-string backup, but the Colts ultimately signed Jim Kubiak.”
      Alas, the NFL was not to be for the *Pectaculous Pec Champion of the Bench Press*. But being an “American business man” seems to have been the way to go for The Druck. I wonder what business he finally ended up *manning* in America……..

  8. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    Last I checked, Nate Davis helped win a League Championship this summer. Drafted in the 5th round, because Niner staffers read these blogs and that was my recommendation.
    What did Ryan Leaf, or JaMarcus Russell do this season?
    I’m not Nate’s press agent. Just trying to keep things in perspective.

  9. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    I woukd give ‘The Druck” the edge no doubt. Leaf was the Charger guy, he was said by many to better than our second string QB.Nate had more problems than a learning disability-his willingness to learn was qiuestioned. Since this was the Sing era, I’d question their evaluation, but when he hadn’t gotten a grasp by his second camp ,well, enough said.

    • bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

      I remember distinctly listening to an interview with Sing on KNBR as I was driving on I-80 a few years ago. I even posted his exact comments on my blog (maybe Chuck’s too). I couldn’t believe how ignorant he was, his comments about dyslexia were hilarious. Safe to say that the Niners didn’t handle Nate Davis the proper way. And I’m not doubting his *other issues*, I’m sure he had many. But Singletary exposed himself as an unadulterated dolt during that interview on KNBR that morning………

  10. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    Half my job as a computer consultant was downtime, waiting and waiting for a program to finish and dealing with the consequences after. Surf, surf.
    Don’t kid yourself. Jed read some of V’s posts on the Insider and probably read them to Eddie D on the phone.
    A guy with pride and a $1 billion company won’t take that for long if he has any gonads.
    Jed has shown gonads after I dissed him consistently. So has Alex for that matter.
    I just love football.

  11. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    I was pissed the NIners got Druck instead of Plummer. It was the anti-what-would-Walsh-do draft.

  12. NoFear49er's avatar NoFear49er says:

    Always fun to dump on ex-49ers and current QBs, except that one twinfan puts off-limits, ol’ whathisname?

    • bigflavor's avatar Flavor says:

      Bono?

    • NoFear49er's avatar NoFear49er says:

      LOL, must be it, ol’ Alex Bono.

    • twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

      Fear knows all about dumping on QBs- it’s not illegal, is it? If it was, Fear would be doing 25 to life..

    • NoFear49er's avatar NoFear49er says:

      Good one, fan. Seriously, you don’t see the contradiction between your demanding everyone have nothing but praise for Alex while you’ve done nothing but constant sniping at Kaep? and Harbaugh since he made the upgrade.

      Seems like you’re the one rooting for Kaep’s and therefore the team’s, failure now.

      But no, high hypocrisy isn’t illegal, yet.

      • twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

        You poor racist birther pig.. not that there’s anything illegal about that, of course..

      • NoFear49er's avatar NoFear49er says:

        So much for your phony plea for civil discourse. Hypocrite.

        Speaking of hypocrites, you certainly do cower in hurry for a guy who’s so loose with the ‘fightin’ words’ insults.

        No, that’s not a threat against a poor hopeless, I mean helpless, sad sack. Don’t piss your pants or anything. I’ve recalled the black helicopters.

      • twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

        One person changed the tenor of today’s talk-YOU. And when you consider me not being sold an Kap yet as rising to the level of your 8 years of abusive, ad hominem attacks on Smith , it merely showis how abvsurd your football posts are.. And what’s the problem with calliing you a racist birther? You’re proud of it. Wait, it was the “pig:” part, wasn’t it? Well, I sincerely apologize for that. To pIgs I apologize, that is.

  13. twinfan1's avatar twinfan1 says:

    Leaf has become as successful out of football as he was in the NFL. In June he was sentenced to five years on felony drug, burglary charges.
    Don’t know a lot of details on JaMarcius but he apparently blew through all of his 40 million since he couldn’t make his mortgage and taxes…
    So Nate’s success with the Amarillo Venom definitely makes him the Man compared to those two.

  14. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    Saints are firing on all cylinders in the second half. Shows what a true smackdown the Niners gave them in the Other South Dome, where the Super Bowl will be this year.

  15. Winder's avatar Winder says:

    The Niners turned the corner, no looking back. It was obvious that Alex was not who they wanted to run the ship otherwise they would have given him a contract to that extent. Alex has been a great 49er the last couple of years and I for one am totally grateful.

  16. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    And then Brees throws the worst pass of his career. LOL, I’m glad neither team is the Niners.

  17. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    Watching Brees tonight, he looks like the old man. Peyton looks like a little kid getting his first start. No comparisons.

  18. phil fan's avatar phil fan says:

    Time fer some perdictions: Niners vs da Rams. Who you gonna call?

    Phil: 28-20 Niners. This is our last 2am game of the year and the only reason I’m watching (listening) is because of Colin Kaepernick. I think the D rises to the ocassion and shuts dow Amendola.

    • rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

      Already did that Phil. 37-16 Niners in the Dome.

    • 12th man's avatar 12th man says:

      Technical issues Phil or too tiring?
      35-21 Niners, mint sauce anyone?

    • phil fan's avatar phil fan says:

      unca_chuck: 28-17 Niners . . .

      Will consolidate these later

    • phil fan's avatar phil fan says:

      twinfan1: As I’ve said, I don’t like to pick against my team. If I have doubts, I prefer to just watch the game. The Rams game is one we should win but we played so terribly against them at home, it’s not an easy call.And I flashback on the second game against them in 2010 when Singletary did everybody a huge favor by starting Troy Smith. If he hadn’t, he’d still be the coach.
      Anyway, I’ll take a flyer anyway, 20-13 Niners..

    • phil fan's avatar phil fan says:

      Grumpy Guy: 27-6 Niners. I think the DEFENSE will be up for this rematch. They know they shit the bed big time at the Stick. They’ll be wanting to show that was an anomaly. I’ll take 27-6, 49ers.

    • phil fan's avatar phil fan says:

      Winder: 26-16 Niners

    • phil fan's avatar philippinefan says:

      Irish Kevin: 24-10 Niners. Now the Niners Game, Jimbo is still conservative when he has a lead. I just don’t ever see a blow out like the Niners had when Bill was the coach. there will not be any 55-10 game. 3-4 TD’s is all Jim wants to see and then put it on the D. With that said Niners 24 – Rams 10

    • phil fan's avatar philippinefan says:

      snarkk says: 30-17 Niners. I do think that the Rams game was at least partially the result of some Niner rust from the long time between that and the previous game. Niners sleepwalked in the first quarter. I doubt that happens this time; Fangio will have the alarm clock set, the defense will come to play. Bowman will have about 25 million guaranteed reasons to smack Stephen Jackson. 30-17 Niners…

    • phil fan's avatar philippinefan says:

      barleyfreak: 23-13, Niners. The Rams have only scored over 20 points 15 times since 2010. Yes, you read that right. 2010. Four of those were against us though. But not this time. Our D was a sieve to their run game last time. Not this time. Amendola got off the LOS easily and had Rogers spinning like a top. Not this time.

      CK plays just ok, defense dominates, 23-13, Niners.

  19. phil fan's avatar phil fan says:

    RT did you already make a prediction? Thought I saw somethin’

  20. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    Shoot, Sproles dropped an easy dump off. Roger Craig he ain’t. Why is Sproles going into the middle??? The Saints blew this game and have some very serious problems.
    The Niners can and will beat the Falcons if they meet in the playoffs.
    Matt Ryan, meet the Smith brothers.

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