Colin Kaepernick, 49ers Offense Show Signs of Life in Close ‘SNF’ Loss to Giants

October 12, 2015   ·   Rob Goldberg   ·   Jump to comments

The San Francisco 49ers dropped to 1-4 on the season in depressing fashion, but the offense did at least provide some reason for encouragement going forward.
Dropping four games in a row is never anything to celebrate, especially with the defense continually struggling on the road. 
After allowing a combined 90 points in two games against the Pittsburgh Steelers and Arizona Cardinals, the New York Giants earned a 30-27 win behind Eli Manning's 441 passing yards. The offense was consistently able to move the ball down the field, including on the game-winning drive in the closing minutes.
These types of struggles from the 49ers defense were expected to start the season after so many offseason losses, and they remain a major concern for the rest of 2015.
However, Colin Kaepernick was under just as much pressure due to his struggles in the past month. Over the previous two weeks, the quarterback completed 50 percent of his passes while throwing five intercepti...

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