I followed Cap in College and professionally. When he came out he was physically gifted. He had trouble leading and he had trouble getting more moderate and advance offensive plans down.
That continued with the 49ners later on where they had to design a system around him and it had to be basic. Eventually teams started to figure it, and him, out.
Kaep had a couple of injuries and never was the same. When he tried out more recently he showed a slowness of speed. He also showed the same terrible reading of routes and bad touch on his passes. His accuracy in a situation where it was perfect conditions and set to make him shine was worst than many draft hopefuls on pro days.
I hope a team takes a chance on him to see him crash and burn.
I'm still laughing that Cam got a job, without having a physical done by the Pats first, and Kaep *Still doesn't.
A couple of weeks ago the local boston papers were writing columns about how "Kap would be a perfect fit in New England" lol
I followed Cap in College and professionally. When he came out he was physically gifted. He had trouble leading and he had trouble getting more moderate and advance offensive plans down.
That continued with the 49ners later on where they had to design a system around him and it had to be basic. Eventually teams started to figure it, and him, out.
Kaep had a couple of injuries and never was the same. When he tried out more recently he showed a slowness of speed. He also showed the same terrible reading of routes and bad touch on his passes. His accuracy in a situation where it was perfect conditions and set to make him shine was worst than many draft hopefuls on pro days.
I hope a team takes a chance on him to see him crash and burn.