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One glaring Kapernick flaw


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Lots of broken plays/lack of playbook knowledge(considering how long he has been there)

- against GB, for example, the burned timeout to open up the 2nd half? Dumb announcers missed why. Kapernick took the field without his cheat sheet wrist band and pooped his pants. THAT is why he called the timeout. He didn't have his wrist band with his plays.

- again, for example against GB, there were a couple handoffs he turns the wrong way and kills the play. He takes off so fast and actually can turn them into positive plays they often go unnoticed.

Point? With these rare dummy mishaps occur Carolina needs to capitalize on them. He is a streaky player like Cam. Can't let him turn a goof into a positive play.

and double Crabtree. He is a first read and throw QB for the most part still and that is where he wants to go heavily.

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