San Francisco 49ers News

Disagreeing with Kaepernick is one thing. But the fact that Kaepernick has enraged so many American citizens just for calling attention to police brutality is beyond comprehensible.

Upon initial review, the score and the stats say Kaepernick did not have a particularly good game in Buffalo. But the playmaking eye-test and a close game in the third quarter conflicted those numbers, validating Chip Kelly’s decision to anoint Kaepernick as the starter.

The NFL is supposed to be a league of parity, where teams who look bad on paper, like the 49ers, can somehow emerge from the basement. The 2016 season has proved that theory invalid and then some for Trent Baalke.

Believe it or not, there were actually some positive takeaways from the San Francisco 49ers’ blowout loss to the Bills in Week 6, including one half of solid quarterback play from Colin Kaepernick. Kevin Jones and Josh Lander assess how to build off the good and fix a run defense that allowed 312 yards on the ground in Buffalo.

Remember this: the run defense was already struggling before NaVorro Bowman tore his Achilles. Now defensive coordinator Jim O’Neil’s unit looks damaged beyond repair.

New details have emerged about an insurance policy the 49ers have obtained in case Colin Kaepernick is to get injured. He will be paid $7.5 million in the case of a serious injury.

A late addition to the 49ers right before the preseason ended, Kerley leads the 49ers with 26 receptions for 304 yards and two touchdowns.

The Hall of Fame safety foresees a scenario where Kaepernick still flourishes his old skill set that set the NFL on fire a few seasons back, but he’s not as high on the 49ers’ run defense.

Kaepernick will finally be given a chance to show what he can do this Sunday against Buffalo.

Chip Kelly didn’t even make the media or the Buffalo Bills play a guessing game this week.