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1 hour ago, Jpsredemption said:

Nothing to see here. Absolutely no reason to have him on this team.

 

You need a new phone

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If the NFL was smart, I'd have 1 team that was just constant disarray with players who people love to watch or hate that is just a mess.

 

Oh wait we have a few of those already.

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 Kaepernick should take the Warren Moon/Doug Flutie route and play in the CFL and be so good that NFL teams would be foolish not to take a chance on you.

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6 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/K/KaepCo00.htm

 

Yup, Josh Allen would be a bust if he completed 59% of his passes (Allen completed 56% in the MWC where I don’t think Seattle has a team) and had a 4 tds to 1 int ratio.  What an awful season that would be where Kerley is your number 1 wr.

 

fact is Kaepernick is better than Peterman and McCarron and odds are (and I hope I’m wrong) he will have a better career than Allen.  In a league that suspends women beaters/ drug users 2 games and in an offseason where we signed 2 guys coming off suspension (character!), if you were about having the best team possible, you would sign Kaepernick.  

This crusade is the reason Kaep isn't here. Well played, McBeane

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2 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

I believe Kaepernick is a low end starter/ high end backup.  So yes, it’s why he’s out of the league.

 

i know it’s not totally racial but it’s a league where everything Cam Newton does gets vilified while Brady screams at his coaches/ teammates and it’s just that he really wants to win.  

 

But yea, I’d be very interesting if a guy like Rodgers did this.  I know some of the Wisconsin fans think he is too liberal for their liking anyways. Chris Long took a bunch of crap this year.

Chris Long is a dweeb.

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If Colin Kaepernick could be the franchise QB the Bills need I wouldn't care about the distraction. I didnt always agree with the way he presented his message always but if he brought championships I wouldn't care. That's my final verdict. 

 

I think all that matters is if the guy can be a champion. If he could I would support him as a QB. 

 

I don't think CK was ever established in the NFL. Not as a Franchise guy. I think his protest happened when he was a backup. So I think it was a guy who was on his way out anyway looking for a way to stay in the limelight. That's mostly just a personal opinion. 

 

I'd love all the distraction if it was loud and beating the Patriots for the division. Sign me up. 

 

The real distraction is if you bring this guy in and he's doing things to get attention without winning. Then it's a joke. Lay off the other junk until you win a bunch. 

 

If NFL teams are turned off it's because they are scared this is a guy just using the team for his own gains instead of coming just to play football. 

 

We brought in Josh Allen and with his tweets that was a distraction. Beane isn't scared about distraction if it's worth it I'll bet. 

 

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38 minutes ago, BringBackOrton said:

Chris Long is a dweeb.

 

There's also a growing amount of black people that do not want people like Chris Long supporting this.  

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4 hours ago, OldTimeAFLGuy said:

 

...so because a poster's OPINION differs from yours, he's a MORON?.......my, my how omnipotent.....good Lord look in the mirror.......talk about respecting opposing views......

 

It's not because he holds a different opinion.  It's because he holds a stupid opinion.  Teblow, better than Kaep?  I don't think Kaepernick's very good, but even I know he's better than Teblow.  :lol:

21 minutes ago, Lfod said:

If Colin Kaepernick could be the franchise QB the Bills need I wouldn't care about the distraction. I didnt always agree with the way he presented his message always but if he brought championships I wouldn't care. That's my final verdict. 

 

I think all that matters is if the guy can be a champion. If he could I would support him as a QB. 

 

I don't think CK was ever established in the NFL. Not as a Franchise guy. I think his protest happened when he was a backup. So I think it was a guy who was on his way out anyway looking for a way to stay in the limelight. That's mostly just a personal opinion. 

 

I'd love all the distraction if it was loud and beating the Patriots for the division. Sign me up. 

 

The real distraction is if you bring this guy in and he's doing things to get attention without winning. Then it's a joke. Lay off the other junk until you win a bunch. 

 

If NFL teams are turned off it's because they are scared this is a guy just using the team for his own gains instead of coming just to play football. 

 

We brought in Josh Allen and with his tweets that was a distraction. Beane isn't scared about distraction if it's worth it I'll bet. 

 

 

No, the real controversy is that you bring in the guy either as a starter, and the first time he throws for 150 yards and 2 interceptions you have people calling for the backup to start; or you bring him in as a backup, and you immediately have other people complaining "He should be starting!"

 

Kaepernick's not in the league, because signing him is an instant quarterback controversy.  That's the distraction no one wants to put up with.

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21 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

It's not because he holds a different opinion.  It's because he holds a stupid opinion.  Teblow, better than Kaep?  I don't think Kaepernick's very good, but even I know he's better than Teblow.  :lol:

 

No, the real controversy is that you bring in the guy either as a starter, and the first time he throws for 150 yards and 2 interceptions you have people calling for the backup to start; or you bring him in as a backup, and you immediately have other people complaining "He should be starting!"

 

Kaepernick's not in the league, because signing him is an instant quarterback controversy.  That's the distraction no one wants to put up with.

Unless he's backing up to an established, elite QB of course.  I don't think Packers fans would be clamoring for Kaepernick to start if Rodgers throws four picks in a game.  The only way a team signs him would be in that scenario where a GM/owner who will risk the distraction because they believe in his cause (along with him being the best backup they can find).  Not likely to happen any time soon.

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With the legal issues the league is dealing with, every GM in the league needs to be careful what they say about Colin Kaepernick.  Maybe Beane's statement is a safe one to make, but I'm not sure I wouln't have engaged in a little "GM speak" in response to questions about Kaepernick.

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1 hour ago, TigerJ said:

With the legal issues the league is dealing with, every GM in the league needs to be careful what they say about Colin Kaepernick.  Maybe Beane's statement is a safe one to make, but I'm not sure I wouln't have engaged in a little "GM speak" in response to questions about Kaepernick.

 

Yet he did just that.  Kryk tried to bait him into saying something, anything negative.  He answered it like a complete professional and without controversy.  

 

Just FYI, he interviewed and asked this question of Beane in September of 2017.  This is an old old old interview,  yet WGR headlines it as if one, Beane offered the information on Colin and two that it's recent.  It's actually quite disgusting.  Listen to the interview - it's not what you think.

 

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Say what you want about whether or not he has the talent to play in the NFL (I don't know the answer), but this thread is a distraction.  The fact that the poster titled it the way he did is a distraction.  People's emotional comments are a distraction.

 

You think NFL decision makers are interested in this?

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Really what Beane is saying ia that he doesnt have enough talent to be worth the distraction he brings along with him.

 

If this was someone like Tom Brady then they'd put up with because his talent makes it worth it.

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13 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

He might be the best QB on the Bills.  We would cream ourselves if Josh Allen posted Kaepernick ‘s “awful” stats his last year in the nfl on an awful offense.

 

 

If McCarron posts those stats it would be a disappointment, with only the INTs stat looking good.

13 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Yeah, Beane has killed it with his offensive player evaluations so far! Jordan Matthews! Broken Kelvin Benjamin! $3 million for an aging and slow rb!

 

 

Is Kelvin Benjamin still broken? Is he on another team? Or did you misunderstand why they brought him in, which was not just for one year.

 

The Bills spent $1.1 mill on Jordan Matthews, who was apparently more seriously injured than he or the Bills had hoped. But $1.1 mill was a very small risk.

 

Beane has been OK with his offensive player evaluations so far. He just hasn't spent much on the offense in F.A.. Which isn't his way anyway.

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15 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/K/KaepCo00.htm

 

Yup, Josh Allen would be a bust if he completed 59% of his passes (Allen completed 56% in the MWC where I don’t think Seattle has a team) and had a 4 tds to 1 int ratio.  What an awful season that would be where Kerley is your number 1 wr.

 

fact is Kaepernick is better than Peterman and McCarron and odds are (and I hope I’m wrong) he will have a better career than Allen.  In a league that suspends women beaters/ drug users 2 games and in an offseason where we signed 2 guys coming off suspension (character!), if you were about having the best team possible, you would sign Kaepernick.  

 

 

"Fact is Kaepernick is better than Peterman and McCarron," you say. You seem to be having major confusion between facts and opinions. What you have there is an opinion, and not a particularly solid one. We don't know yet who Peterman and McCarron are. Nobody does. Nor are the odds what you say they are. Call Vegas and try to get odds on a proposition bet that Kaep will have a better career than Allen. Think you'll get even odds?

 

And yeah, if whoever we have at QB - likely McCarron or Peterman - manages to run up a YPA this year equal to the whopping 6.8 Kaep posted in his last year, there will indeed be disappointment. Not to mention 186.8 YPG, also not a figure to inspire jealousy.

 

Yes, Kaepernick didn't throw dangerous balls so he kept his INTs down, but also his throws generally, and also his yards, his yards per attempt and his productivity overall. Hard to imagine that situation in Buffalo, but what do you think the Bills might do if they had a QB like that, a guy who also racked up a ton of sacks even if he could run? Hmmm. Hard to say what they would do in a case like that.

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Sigh.... Beane is alittle loose with the lips at times.  He needs to keep it under the collar.  Its obvious that Colin would be a distraction due to the media coverage and not because of the kneeling.  

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17 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

He might be the best QB on the Bills.  We would cream ourselves if Josh Allen posted Kaepernick ‘s “awful” stats his last year in the nfl on an awful offense.

 

We weren't too excited about Tyrod Taylor, so I doubt this. The desire isn't to get a QB better than the Bills have had (kaepernick isn't), the desire is to get a good QB.

 

Tyrod Taylor 2016

15 games played

2799 passing yards (186.6 per game)

14 TDs (.93 per game)

4 INTs (.26 per game)

580 rushing yards (38.6 per game)

 

Colin Kaepernick 2016

12 Games played

2241 passing yards (186.75 per game)

16 TDs (1.3333 per game)

4 INTs (.33 per game)

468 rushing yards (39 per game)

 

No, Colin Kaepernick is not worth getting excited about unless you were excited for Tyrod.

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17 hours ago, THE SLAMMER said:

 

I always saw Tim Tebow as a perfect backup. The problem was the fans were always calling for TEBOW. A few INTs  TEBOW

IMO it is a distraction.

 

Tebow isn't a perfect backup.  He can't play Quarterback. Not at all. 

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who here does not think Kaepernick would not be a distraction? I dont get what the big whoop is!!!! He is not even in the NFL any longer and is still a distraction!!!

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People who are Kap supporters seem to forget after 1 1/4 years of success was followed by two terrible years where his QBR was below 60% and couldn’t get off his first read.  He’s an athlete, but not a great QB and then add the distraction part, and why would any owner allow him on a team who is trying to win and yes make money.

 

Kap even said the harshest response he ever received was at our stadium.  Do you actually think the majority of Buffalonians or Bills fans in general would support a guy who kneels for the anthem.   We have always had a ton of African American players on our team and no one I’ve ever heard made disparaging remarks b/c of skin color.  When I hear those words from anyone even if it were in my family, I walk away as the only thing you can do with racists is avoid them and not give them power.  The only persons I would correct are my children.  I just won’t tolerate it.  

 

So im clear, I fully support demonstrations, walks, interviews, and so on for racial equality, but don’t kneel for the anthem.  You may have the right, but doesn’t make it right.

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