This is the problem and mistake commonly made with gimmicky qbs and schemes that come along every so often. Once in a while a player will come in with a unique skill set and coaches will concoct a scheme that plays to his strengths. It usually works for a couple years, but then one day a good D coordinator will come along and lay out a blue print on how to stop them. Problem is by this time they have already givin him a rediculous contract and built an offense around him that won't flourish in any other type offense. They are kicking themselves for letting smith go.

Kap is not a gimmick. He's just not elite. He's not Brees or Brady, but he deserves to start in this league. The problem and common mistake is that anybody who isn't elite or prototypical is a scrub to the spectators. Isn't his team 6-3? Didn't they almost win it all? They aren't winning in spite of him like the Ravens did with Dilfer. His problem is lack of receivers, and lack of touch. He throws the fastball everytime. His issues can be overcome. They just need to utilize his skill set the same way they did last year.

Kap is not a gimmick. He's just not elite. He's not Brees or Brady, but he deserves to start in this league. The problem and common mistake is that anybody who isn't elite or prototypical is a scrub to the spectators. Isn't his team 6-3? Didn't they almost win it all? They aren't winning in spite of him like the Ravens did with Dilfer. His problem is lack of receivers, and lack of touch. He throws the fastball everytime. His issues can be overcome. They just need to utilize his skill set the same way they did last year.