I get it that he's a back up but the announcers are acting like beathard is playing way above grade for a backup 
maybe I'm too sensitive but give the guy some credit
maybe I'm too sensitive but give the guy some credit
CJ Beathard is 49'ers STARTING QB; He entered game on Sep 23 & his 1st Pass was TD Pass to Kittle
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HALF TIME STATS:
CJ has accounted for 202 total yds of offense.
San Francisco Passing
C.J. Beathard 9/12, 182 YDS, 2 TD passes, 0 INT, Sacked 1 time-6 yds
San Francisco Rushing
C.J. Beathard 2 carries, 20 yds; Long of 11 yds
San Francisco Receiving
G. Kittle 2 catches, 12 yds, 0 TD; Long: 9 yds; Targeted 3 times
CJ has accounted for 202 total yds of offense.
San Francisco Passing
C.J. Beathard 9/12, 182 YDS, 2 TD passes, 0 INT, Sacked 1 time-6 yds
San Francisco Rushing
C.J. Beathard 2 carries, 20 yds; Long of 11 yds
San Francisco Receiving
G. Kittle 2 catches, 12 yds, 0 TD; Long: 9 yds; Targeted 3 times
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Same... but i think they see that he is 1-6 as a starter and forget that the niners are crap and have been crap.I get it that he's a back up but the announcers are acting like beathard is playing way above grade for a backup
CJ has been sacked one time but man, he is running for his life, just like last year
Actually his online did decent that first half overall. He knew to step up in the pocket and launch them darts.
I've always thought that CJ has what it takes to be a starter in the NFL. Nice to see he's getting his chance to show his stuff.
to be honest, i had no idea.how he would do in the NFL
but it did open my eyes when Shanahan drafted him in the 3rd round
people take shots at KF for running a pro style offense but that's what they run in the NFL & Shanahan liked that CJ could take a snap under center and that he could make all the throws
Solidifying his nfl career.
Somebody looking for a starter might trade for him.
He could play 12 years easily as a solid #2 at worst.
Going to bank a lot of money.
Somebody looking for a starter might trade for him.
He could play 12 years easily as a solid #2 at worst.
Going to bank a lot of money.
Anyone else see how pretty that blonde was a minute ago? Good lord.
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is it just me or does CJ have an odd set up on some of these quick throws? Looks like he's just all arm on those throws. Perhaps this is something he's been coached to do?
If I were a HS football player that had the talent and aspirations to get to the NFL I would go to Iowa. You will get developed and be fundamentally sound. QB, RB,TE,OL, DL,LB,DB, every position but probably WR. Iowa runs the systems and has the coaching you need to get to the NFL. It actually surprised me more recruits don't get that and just flock to play for KF.
Had a pancake on Clay Matthews earlier...I was thinking back to his first year at Iowa...my how much has he developed into a complete player!
This is where we have to hammer the message to recruits
When you watch San Francisco or New England, don't you see Iowa? I do.
And OLine U, DB U, DLine U, LB U, and now QB U.
It's not like Iowa is the only school that does this, but yeah.They are very good and I'm starting to think they might become a pipeline for QB's. Teams like the pro-set trained QB's and Iowa has done a much better job developing them, really ever since Stanzi. Both Ruddock and CJ are in the league now and Stanley is certainly tracking to be an NFL QB as well.
18 year olds want to win and be on TV (and get laid). They really aren’t thinking about the best ways to develops their skills.
Iowa on Saturday, NE on Sunday, and Niners tonight look awfully similar in offense.This is where we have to hammer the message to recruits
When you watch San Francisco or New England, don't you see Iowa? I do.
Ha... the announcers talking about the zone blocking scheme... Kirk probably has full pants tent
The Niners could be a legit team. Hell of a running back, an automatic kicker; they just need a few more quality players in key positions.
It's funny because Iowa gets knocked for playing this boring, plodding, Big Ten style football...yet we run the same style offense and play the same brand of football they play in the NFL.
do you remember what he weighed when he came in as a freshman at Iowa?
Damn, Chris Doyle has made a lot of Iowa players VERY RICH.
