On Bad San Francisco 49ers Team, Colin Kaepernick Exposed as a Bad Quarterback

October 17, 2016   ·   Tyler Dunne   ·   Jump to comments

BUFFALO — At his press conference, Colin Kaepernick spoke in a Muhammad Ali t-shirt. He wants to be remembered through the same lens as Ali, as an athlete who fought for social justice and succeeded. 
"I can't let him die in vain," the 49ers quarterback said Sunday.  
Maybe Kaepernick will be remembered this way. His kneeling during the national anthem continued at New Era Field, and players around the NFL continue to follow his lead by raising a fist or taking a knee themselves. But Sunday was a cringe-worthy reminder of what Kaepernick will not be remembered for: being a quality NFL quarterback. In a 45-16 shellacking by Buffalo, Kaepernick was abysmal. 
His return to the field was more belly flop than kiss of a bicep. 
When asked how poorly Kaepernick played, one anonymous Bills player didn't hold back. 
"Done." 
"Terrible." 
"More a distraction than a contributing member of the team." 
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