Seattle isn't the rule, Denver is.

Read the article.

We've been talking about this for a couple of months now. It's absolutely something to think about with our own QB situation.

He's going to get a big pay raise and the rings will stop, just like the other guys.

Alex Smith's new contract will be critical aspect to the future of this team.

The broncos lost. Happy day.

Yep.

That's why I'm more convinced now that he's the right QB for this team. I think he's exactly the type of guy that won't go overboard on his contract demands. He knows what he is, he knows what he isn't, and he wants to win more than anything else.

What? He wasn't exceptional.
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He was very efficient and worked the pocket very well...

In another thread you said you didn't watch the game. Which is it?
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I've seen highlights from the breakdown shows. The shows where they were breaking down how well he managed the pocket.

Keep trying.

They are loaded because the players they draft are productive.

They're both one of the youngest teams in the NFL and the most talented...

So you're gathering all your information from highlights and talking heads? Good luck with that.

Wilson was the epitome of game manager yesterday. Nothing more, nothing less.
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Straight up game manager, yes.

I thought Wilson played like an ideal, true game manager. Played an extremely efficient game, wasn't stunning, but made big throws every single time he needed to. And I don't think many players we often incorrectly label as game managers could manage the game the way Wilson did.

Succes in the draft = success in the salary cap era.

When your young players produce under their rookie contracts, that's how you become "loaded".

ROFL

That's EXACTLY what I said. I only used the word "managed" a half dozen times.