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Kaepernick 0-3 outside pocket today, and was 1-5 for 6 yards under duress today. He also had 0 TD's, and fumbled an option pass that gave the Rams a defensive TD to tie the game, and gave us a safety.
But if you look at ESPN's stat line you'd think it was different. Kaepernick's QBR today? 82.4. Bradford? 59.8. Bradford put up more yards, drove the team down the field, extended plays with his legs, ran for 2 first downs, had no turnovers, avoided sacks, and got the team in position to win with a 4th quarter comeback. But apparently his play and his "clutch" wasn't as good as Kaepernick, most likely because ESPN is to busy beating their dicks about the 50 yard scramble that resulted in a field goal that did nothing because Bradford went back and ran for 2 first downs to get into range for GZ.
Seriously, I would love to sit down with the people at ESPN, especially Trent Dilfer and have him tell me exactly what the fuck they're looking at. My neighbor works for ESPN I should kick down his Christmas decorations.
But if you look at ESPN's stat line you'd think it was different. Kaepernick's QBR today? 82.4. Bradford? 59.8. Bradford put up more yards, drove the team down the field, extended plays with his legs, ran for 2 first downs, had no turnovers, avoided sacks, and got the team in position to win with a 4th quarter comeback. But apparently his play and his "clutch" wasn't as good as Kaepernick, most likely because ESPN is to busy beating their dicks about the 50 yard scramble that resulted in a field goal that did nothing because Bradford went back and ran for 2 first downs to get into range for GZ.
Seriously, I would love to sit down with the people at ESPN, especially Trent Dilfer and have him tell me exactly what the fuck they're looking at. My neighbor works for ESPN I should kick down his Christmas decorations.