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What's this project bullshit with Smith? He was a Parade All-American at the QB position in High School. He's a three year starter at the college level in two distinct systems that both featured pro sets. (Sophomore year was an under center specific system, and the Air Raid is a multiple receiver route system that is very similar to what most current pro teams run.) He's shown incredible accuracy to all points on the field to receivers in coverage. He's got a damn near perfect release. He's had a metric shit ton of reps passing the ball in a game situation, including behind a subpar offensive line this season. He's always been a pocket passer versus relying on his legs e.g. Griffin. (Who's already had concussion issues in his rookie season.) Geno has attended the high level QB camps during the off-seasons to further progress his game. The guy is a noted film room junkie as well. If that's not as ready for the position at the next level than I don't know what is. You couldn't ask for a guy to be more pro ready at the college level than what Geno Smith currently offers. The risk with Geno is quite low in terms of the position IMO, and he's got an amazing ceiling for the next level due to his skill set. (I like him as a prospect better than Griffin last year, who was more of a one year wonder in a true spread system who relyed a lot on his legs versus working his receiving progressions - something Smith does quite well.) That's the guy you take at the QB position. He's a damn near perfect prospect in terms of the position for a team like the Chiefs. |
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You really are ****ing braindead. "Hey guys, I heard a negative..." Not like you could ever form your own opinion you sack of shit. |
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Have you watched just the three passes in the OP, let alone any of Geno's games from the past three years? The guy threads the needle into coverage with the receiver in full stride all the freaking time. |
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If BlackBob were to get injured, I think we would all applaud.
Winston wouldn't, though. |
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Again. I believe he can make that big leap. But it is a bigger leap than most guys we talk about as a top pick. |
"Watch the tape!"
That's my favorite BlackBobism. As if that's what we all haven't been doing every time Geno Smith is on national TV. He acts like none of us have watched Geno Smith play outside of one or two games maybe. If that weren't embarrassing enough, if we actually did go to the tape to see if what BlackBob says is true, we would see that it's outright FALSE. It's like he's playing poker with us, but puts on a really, really terrible bluff face while he's holding his cards in such a way that everybody can see exactly what he has. |
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BTW for those that dont already know, he plays against another decent defense in an hour.
Iowa States defense isnt shitty. |
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Year 2: Geno gets a pass, but should start to look better. If he falls flat on his face and even regresses in Year 2, then it might be time to call him a flop Year 3: Geno should be expected to start holding his own dick when he pees. Some expectations must be placed on him. However, if it's apparent that he has "it" after 3 years of being our QB but just needs some more time/help, then fans should continue to be patient with him until he proves to them that he can't cut it. That's how much patience I'm willing to give him. It's what a #1 overall pick deserves, I think. But very likely it's not going to be what he gets. What's so unbelievable about what I just said? |
Oh, and I would grant that exact same patience to Tyler Wilson, too, if he was the QB we decided to draft
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Hooooray he's back :whackit:
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how about you actually watch Smith play before you open your reeruned mouth, you ****ing reerun loser...He's the best QB in college at throwing into tight spaces, and no one else is even close now kill yourself, please...for the love of god and everyone that hates you (the population of Earth) kill yourself |
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