I don't get why people get so pissed here when others say negative this or that about the Chiefs.
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When a fan comes over to a team's forum that trades for their player... and says, "hey guys, you all should be happy to have him! He can do some good things for you." The mature response should be something like, "well, I have my doubts, but thanks for giving your opinion!" See? that's what happens in the grown up world of self respect and civility. Only here? it's more like, "Oh **** off and die in a fiery aids tree, asshole! That player sucks and will always suck and now my team will suck! So take your ass out of here mutha****a!" ... and there you have it. Worlds apart. :) |
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The niners were never after Tim Tebow. gtfoh.....Its peyton manning, and they tried to sign Hasselbeck, BEFORE THEY TALKED WITH ALEX SMITH. Your lies wont fly here. |
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And had you quoted him I would have caught it, but fact is it sounds like a typical Keg post anyway. In context it makes sense though. |
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The Chargers did not piss away Drew Brees. He was nowhere near as good in San Diego as he is in NOLA and Rivers was waiting in the wings to replace him. His shoulder injury (caused as a result of Marty's stubbornness) was so severe that it was questionable whether he'd ever play again. There was a reason that only two other teams besides the Chargers were even interested when Brees hit the open market in '06. |
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You think you can be optimistic here and not get hammered? Seriously? |
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If anything, it's ****ing comical watching people come up with every excuse possible as to why THIS time, it's going to be different for the team/coach/Alex Smith and why the rest of us are bad fans for not having blind faith. |
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Anyone thinking that if the 49ers would of drafted Aaron Rodgers, over Alex Smith, and that everything would be the same. Is simple, and silly. Had this talk before too. Aaron Rodgers, is very thinned skinned. He was very fortunate to be able to sit behind Brett Favre, and fortunate to land in a Ferrari of an offense in Green bay. He wouldn't of lasted as long in SF as Alex did. He takes everything personally. Alex Smith doesn't have a mean bone in his body, and honestly, that hurts him a lot. |
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You rip anyone who posts positively, with your little laughing emoticons. Now you want to pretend like you don't antagonize this shit. Lol. You are a chump. |
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I think it depends on how well Alex Smith does personally that will determine this deal. I think we have some good talent, but not quite enough to make the playoffs for sure. Do you think we have as much overall talent as a team than the Bengals, Ravens, Steelers, Texans or Colts? Because 3 of those teams will be our challenge to make the playoffs as a wildcard. |
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Thank you for proving my point dumbass. |
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And asked Smith want under contract because the niners CHOSE to let him become a free agent. Again name another in their prime qb who had just won a playoff game that season to become a free agent. Its VERY rare. Like off the too of my had I can't remember it happening in at last the last ten years. Why? Because teams LOCK up those guys long term. Posted via Mobile Device |
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