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If I remember right, Brad Johnson was lucky enough to squeak one in there, and Jim Kelly because he was at the helm of a perennial AFC Championship powerhouse if I'm not mistaken, but never won one. |
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What you're doing now is using hindsight to make rash QB judgments. That's why you're spewing garbage like, "I would rather have Brad Johnson in the middle of his career than Jim Kelly as a rookie." |
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A true general? LMAO The only general on that SF team was Jim Harbaugh. Alex Smith couldn't get out of his own asshole's way on third down. |
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What I'm asking is, if you had the choice between two versions of Alex Smith. 1. being a Jim Kelly type championship run where we're winning ~10 games a season, we're in the playoffs, nay, the AFC Championship or even super bowl, and statistically is he is a top 5 guy or. 2. A mediocre string of seasons where we're close to .500, winning 8 or 9 games a season with a top 12-16ish statline, but ONE year of solid gold performance and a super bowl victory. Which would you take? I'm not saying these are the only options, nor that this is what will happen. I'm simply curious, would the fanbase take 6 seasons of disappointing championship game losses and/or super bowl losses, or would they take 5 seasons of mediocre play, and one super bowl victory? I'm inclined to believe the fanbase would be split close to 50/50 here. Some just want to know what it is like to root for a team to win the super bowl, some might want to know what it is like to just win, win, win, but never win the big one. |
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I fail to see how the better QB wouldn't have the "gold" season you're talking about that wins us a Super Bowl.
You're not about to suggest that QBs mired in mediocrity who won Super Bowls like Brad Johnson and Trent Dilfer won it because they had a "solid gold performance," are you? Because neither of them had that kind of season in their respective runs. |
A comparison to RG3 was mentioned. He was at times flashy, but he has a bad brain and now he has a bad wheel because of it. He also has an erratic coach. Both of them are why they got beat by the Seahawks and ended their season at home. Rogers was right...the backyard brawler QB is a flash only. When they can't run their game is over. And being able to run doesn't translate into maturity or patience. Take a look at how Colin Kap looked against the Rams, the Seahawks and the Ravens. He was lost. So RG3 plus Shannihan = a serious injury and a season that almost went badly. I'd rather have Alex Smith and Andy Reid. Smart and smart. Only good comes from smart. Running wild will get you an ass kicking eventually. Running wild is not a long term plan.
And why look down the road 7 years? You can't. But this will be an improvement, you have to know it will. And I will bet that Alex drives the playbook with the team. He is a very cerebral dude who will help the Chiefs in more ways that the posters here are expecting. This is going to be good. Can't wait. |
I'll shove a shotgun up my ass and blow off the top of my head if Geno Smith in his rookie season runs half as much as RGIII did
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Look Donny dunder, the only thing we need is a Qb that elevates the play of all on the field. Not one who requires all the players to carry his ass while he dinks n dunk's for 175 and one TD
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