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I am so glad we have Russell Wilson and not this moronic fool as our quarterback. If any of you doubt our ability to win on Sunday, just listen to this budding scholar of wisdom:
From The Mercury News
Colin Kaepernick chose one word to sum up the 49ers’ rivalry with the Seattle Seahawks: “Physical.”
Kaepernick will be seeking his first win in three starts against the Seahawks when the NFC West powers meet Sunday at Candlestick Park.
The 49ers lost the past two meetings, both in Seattle, by a combined score of 71-16, including a 29-3 loss Sept. 15.
Here’s a word to describe that: Lopsided.
“For me, they’re just another team in our path on where we want to go,” Kaepernick said Wednesday.
If the 49ers lose Sunday, the Seahawks (10-1) will win the NFC West and end the 49ers’ two-year reign atop the NFL’s toughest division. A Seahawks victory would be their first at Candlestick Park since 2008.
Kaepernick’s career-worst game from a statistical standpoint came in that Week 2 loss at Seattle, when he was was 13-of-28 for 127 yards with no touchdowns, three interceptions and a 20.1 passer rating.
“Home-field advantage is always a big thing,” Kaepernick said of playing in San Francisco rather than the loud CenturyLink Field. “You get to use cadence and audibles you can’t use on the road if you can’t hear.”
Kaepernick conducted his weekly press conference in the locker room corner that houses his offensive linemen, many of whom rolled their eyes when he brought the 30-reporter cluster into their domain. Alex Boone, who might start at left tackle in place of the injured Joe Staley, told Kaepernick he would be fined for invading their space with media.
Asked why it seems he despises press conferences, Kaepernick replied: “I signed a contract to play football. The media is just an obligation I have to do.”
What a Tool!!!! Go Hawks :49ersmall: :49ersmall: :49ersmall:
From The Mercury News
Colin Kaepernick chose one word to sum up the 49ers’ rivalry with the Seattle Seahawks: “Physical.”
Kaepernick will be seeking his first win in three starts against the Seahawks when the NFC West powers meet Sunday at Candlestick Park.
The 49ers lost the past two meetings, both in Seattle, by a combined score of 71-16, including a 29-3 loss Sept. 15.
Here’s a word to describe that: Lopsided.
“For me, they’re just another team in our path on where we want to go,” Kaepernick said Wednesday.
If the 49ers lose Sunday, the Seahawks (10-1) will win the NFC West and end the 49ers’ two-year reign atop the NFL’s toughest division. A Seahawks victory would be their first at Candlestick Park since 2008.
Kaepernick’s career-worst game from a statistical standpoint came in that Week 2 loss at Seattle, when he was was 13-of-28 for 127 yards with no touchdowns, three interceptions and a 20.1 passer rating.
“Home-field advantage is always a big thing,” Kaepernick said of playing in San Francisco rather than the loud CenturyLink Field. “You get to use cadence and audibles you can’t use on the road if you can’t hear.”
Kaepernick conducted his weekly press conference in the locker room corner that houses his offensive linemen, many of whom rolled their eyes when he brought the 30-reporter cluster into their domain. Alex Boone, who might start at left tackle in place of the injured Joe Staley, told Kaepernick he would be fined for invading their space with media.
Asked why it seems he despises press conferences, Kaepernick replied: “I signed a contract to play football. The media is just an obligation I have to do.”
What a Tool!!!! Go Hawks :49ersmall: :49ersmall: :49ersmall:
