Pretty much.

Who the **** wanted that? I need to know so I can point and laugh.

its a very fluke way to generate/rely on getting touchdowns in todays NFL. Almost impossible to predict. Other teams, at this stage of the season just put it entirely on their QBs arm.

how is this any different than kc?

Thr board has gone to shit :facepalm:

Reid, just now in his presser, did no commit strongly to Alex for next year...

Asked if he is the man for next year, Andy just defaulted to his normal; "everyone will be evaluated"

Doesn't mean much, but he for sure did not give Alex a ringing endorsement in regards to being the QB next year.

Just sayin...

How is this year's QB draft class shaping up?

I don't see an FA QB available except possibly Cousins. He is better than Alex though but I highly doubt the Redskins let him hit FA.

We already have him on our roster.

Tyler Bray.

Big Ben...Big Bray.

No true studs, but several that could do well if they sit a year and learn. Which we have the ideal situation for.

Kizer, Trubisky, Watson and Mahomes are the only ones worth considering but they'll be gone well before KC picks.

They'll probably take Beathard in the 6th and the usual suspects will polish the way turd as some sort of legit prospect a la Kevin Hogan and Aaron Murray were.

Alex is far from the main or only reason KC lost last night, but he still sucks ****ing balls. I have zero faith in the guy to not play like shit 90% of the time. To hope and pray for that 10% of the time, in the playoffs none-the-less, is ****ing asinine. You either have a good QB or you don't, and KC does not. Period. And this horseshit I read all season about how he just wins? **** off. Stick a giant ****ing hot poker square up your ****ing asshole if you think Alex Smith wins games. Aaron Rodgers wins games. Tom Brady wins games. Alex Smith manages to generally not **** up bad enough to lose games on his own accord, but he sure as **** doesn't win games. Give me a real QB once in my lifetime Kansas City. You have 3 years, the clock is ticking.

Speaking at Monday's season-ending presser, Chiefs coach Andy Reid committed to Alex Smith as his 2017 quarterback.

"Do I still think we can win with Alex?," Reid asked rhetorically. "Yeah, we were right there." It's not exactly the most ringing endorsement, but due $13.3 million between salary and bonuses, Smith will almost certainly be back under center for a fifth season in Kansas City. Smith has made no progress as a Chief, stubbornly minding the store while trying to avoid mistakes at all costs. With Smith going on 33, the Chiefs at the very least need a plan-of-succession in mind.
Source: Andrew Siciliano on Twitter

Same as it ever was

Of course.