Joe_is_the_best

I mean look at the crazy stuff Scangarello had to pull in the first half to get the offense going. Sure, he could have adjusted better, but playcalling can only take you so far.

INDIANAPOLIS at HOUSTONTB at ATLANTADENVER at BUFFALONYG at CHICAGOPITTSBURGH at CINCINNATIMIAMI at CLEVELANDCAROLINA at NOOAKLAND at NYJSEATTLE at PHILADELPHIADETROIT at WASHINGTONJAX at TENNESSEEDALLAS at NEGB at SFBALTIMORE at LAR Survivor: Detroit

That is an excellent article, but only for comedic reasons. "Fangio has [...] come across as overbearing on the headsets." Umm, ok. "There is almost no discussion beyond football, sources said" What does this source think Fangio does here? "Pretty much everyone gets treated like (crap), [...] but if anything I think it's brought the (coaches) on offense closer together." This quote invalidates itself. "There were questions as to how well veteran quarterback Joe Flacco fit the offense at this stage of his career, as he lacks mobility, was stuck behind a poor pass-protecting line and unable to operate with a moving pocket and the boots and waggles emphasized in the offense." No (crap) Sherlock.

Part of figuring out which player is more valuable is imagining how the team would fare without them. In a vacuum, average QB's are more valuable than great RB's. In this case, we're talking about a transcendent RB, whose team would have failed without him, versus an average QB, who wasn't much better than the backup, whose team wouldn't lose a beat without.

So basically there's stuff that could come out that would make the NFL look bad. Could be. But I was more referring to this:

Let’s dispense with the notion that he’s being 'blackballed.' Other players protested, yet they are still in the league. Kaepernick is acting like he's the only one that protested. He wants to be a victim, but many can see that he isn't.

No, there isn't. Speculation isn't evidence. I may be wrong, but you seem to be under the impression that the NFL settled because they are guilty. There are many possible reasons why the NFL settled.

From the PFT article: “Most recently, the NFL has demanded that as a precondition to the workout, Mr. Kaepernick sign an unusual liability waiver that addresses employment-related issues and rejected the standard liability waiver from physical injury proposed by Mr. Kaepernick’s representatives." So we're going to take their word for it? Don't think so.

The amount of mental gymnastics it takes to view Kaepernick as the victim here is staggering.

Week 11 PITTSBURGH at CLEVELAND DALLAS at DETROIT JAX at INDIANAPOLIS BUFFALO at MIAMI DENVER at MINNESOTA NO at TB NYJ at WASHINGTON ATLANTA at CAROLINA HOUSTON at BALTIMORE ARIZONA at SF CINCINNATI at OAKLAND NE at PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO at LAR KC at LAC Survivor: Chiefs

I view Kaepernick much like Tim Tebow. He’s better than a lot of the trash QB's in this league, but a marginal talent (QB-wise) is not worth a PR headache.

Is there any reason why he can’t break the passing TD record as well as the fumble record?

Sure they made it with Hoyer at 9-7 only to lose 30-0 to the Chiefs. So that really doesn't count.

Challenge: Can you make it through the whole thing without poking your eyes out?

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