The 49ers will win Super Bowl XLVII

First of all, I think San Fransico has a better quarterback; the most important offensive position on the field. Colin Kaepernick has a better touchdown to interception ratio: 10:3 versus Flacco's 22:10, which is still a very good ratio. Kaepernick also has a better overall passer rating which is 98.2 vs Flacco's rating of 87.5 which is still fairly good. Not only do I think Kaepernick is a better passer than Flacco, it is also pretty obvious that Kaepernick is a better running quarterback than Flacco, especially after that record-setting performace by Kaepernick rushing for over 180 yards in the divisional match-up against the Packers! From these stats, we can see that Kaepernick is a consistent quarterback who I also think is a great leader.Next, let's look at the running game. Ray Rice is my 3rd favourite running back, behind Adrian Peterson and Fred Gore. Ray Rice is phenomenal, but I think Gore is more consistent. Gore finished the season with 1,214 rushing yards and 8 rushing touchdowns. He had 258 carriers and averaged 4.7 yards per carry. On the other hand, Ray Rice rushed for less yards, 1,143 yards, but had one more rushing touchdown. Rice also averaged 0.3 less yards per carry, 4.4. Gore also had a career-best 1,695 rushing yards in 2006 while Rice's career-best is 1,339 rushing yards. I think Gore is a better power-runningback than Ray Rice, but I think Rice is a better speed running-back than Fred Gore.Now, let's look at the receiving core. San Francisco's receiving core is composed of potential hall of famer Randy Moss, along-side speedy wide-receivers Michael Crabtree and Ted Ginn. They have a good tight-end Vernon Davis who is a better receiving teight-end than Dennis Pitta. The Baltimore receiving is composed of Anquan Boldin, who is probable for the Super Bowl game, and good deep-threat Torrey Smith. The 49ers primary wide receiver is Micheal Crabtree, who had more receiving yards and receiving TD's than both Anquan Boldin and Torrey Smith. The Ravens do not have a hall of fame type wide receiver on their team. My conclusion is that the 49ers have a better receiving core than Baltimore.The last is the offensive line.Starting with the tackles, Joe Staley is rated as the best left tackle in the entire league—and better than all the right tackles, as well—with a 40 percent efficiency rating. Anthony Davis, the Niners' starting right tackle, has been the third best player at his position.Starting with the tackles, Joe Staley is rated as the best left tackle in the entire league—and better than all the right tackles, as well—with a 40 percent efficiency rating. Anthony Davis, the Niners' starting right tackle, has been the third best player at his position. The same thing goes with guards Alex Boone and Mike Iuapiti who are second best at their postition in the league.Center Jonathan Goodwin also finishes inside the top 10 for efficiency rating, meaning no player in this offensive line ranks worse than 10th across the league. In Conclusion, the 49ers have a better O-Line and offense than the Ravens. Sources:http://espn.go.com...http://espn.go.com...http://www.nfl.com...http://www.nfl.com...;http://espn.go.com...;http://bleacherreport.com...;