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Geno Smith was nearly the exact opposite. Mopey, dopey and lacking confidence and more importantly, charisma. His actions at the draft and post draft have proven that the red flags raised prior to the draft weren't far off the mark. QUOTE] Don't get me wrong, I can totally understand why his stock drop in the draft. Geno Smith didn't do himself any favors leading up to the draft and him not doing the senior bowl really hurt too. That said, the Chiefs wanted Alex Smith before the combine and they were up ready to make a deal so they didn't put stock into Geno Smith from evaluations because they had their quarterback or was getting him via trade with the 9ers. Chiefs were wanting Alex Smith before the combine. IMO they gave up too much to get him. I do think some how Geno Smith got a bad rap & made himself look worse is just how it happened for him. He needed to do better against Kstate and other teams he struggled with. So I get why he drop in the draft. I still would have been happy with getting Geno Smith for his talent and ability as a quarterback that he shown in college. He is elusive with great pocket awareness and can make all the throws. His TD INT ratio was pretty damn good. I think he is a kid that can learn and find success by creating opportunity to prove himself. It's going take time for him. Geno Smith would have been fun to watch as a Chief. It's not going be fun to watch Alex Smith but he is who we got. |
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the ****... ever said that Geno Smith was Drew mother****ing Brees? One thing and one thing ALONE is certain and true as we stand today: Geno Smith = Unknown commodity. Alex Smith = Well known and MEDIOCRE AS **** commodity. So there's that. Quote:
Oh, and Bray "was your guy for development all along"? LMAOLMAOLMAOLMAO **gga' PLEASE. Your sperm need Special Ed. Yesterday. |
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The nonsense you've posted has NOTHING to do with the conversation at hand. It's just more moronic babbling from a dumb person that fails to realize he's clueless. |
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That works for me just fine. |
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I'm having a hard time believing the geeeno smiff hype is still present on this board. They have to be trolling you at this point. There is just no sane reason to stand behind the pick at 1.1 or even 2.2. We got better value and just as much upside with an undrafted QB this year. |
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Yes, I am that guy. You, on the other hand, are a loudmouthed follower. You don't have a single opinion of your own; you just hop on whatever bandwagon around here is the loudest. You're a disgrace. You're a liar, you're a cheater and Doomy3 owns your ass. Oh, and my sperm are smarter than you. |
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First off, please link me to ANY post I've made advocating Alex Smith. Here's a hint for your drug-riddled brain: It doesn't exist. Secondly, you and everyone of your "kind" were absolutely and ridiculously WRONG about how the NFL scouts, GM's, owners and even media prognosticators viewed Geno Smith. WRONG. But then again, being wrong is a way of life for you. |
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I've mentioned several times this year that Bray in the third-fifth round would be a nice acquisition but I also didn't believe he'd be available that late. So in that regard, I was wrong because he went undrafted. Why? The same maturity and age issues that I had about him back in August 2012. Moron. |
I roam the board like a Lion on the hunt while Dummy3 cowers in the shadows; who owns who, mother****er?
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You live in a drug-addled fantasy world. |
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