I know I've asked this before. But have we cut or traded Smith get? Deal is done?

Brad Johnson followed up Shaun King, who took his team to the conference championship in 1999, and then won a Super Bowl in 2002.

Yea that's totally going to be us. Management is going to move to a Foles 4 year plan :facepalm:

The 4 years with Alex gave us 1 playoff win.

1.

Against arguably the worst starting play off QB in the history of the NFL playoffs.

Yes, Yes and Yes.

You pimp Alex Smith and call Cam and Luck over rated funny.

Alex Smith is the most overrated QB in the NFL.

You do know that Andrew Luck beat Alex Smith in 2014 playoffs right? Alex started out the game great but couldn't finish the job and let the Colts back in it and Andrew Luck made the big plays and Alex Smith did a choke job because he doesn't play consistent four quarters.


Edit: Fact not Fiction

prescott is legit but carr is tbd lmfao how delusional can someone be

Man, this thread has taken a turn from 'delightfully obstinate' to 'flat out ****ing reeruned'.

I think most people agree that he's middle of the pack.

It's just so tough to gauge his contribution because his greatest strength is just not ****ing up.. But then you re-watch game film and see that by not ****ing up he's actually ****ing you over by leaving multiple big plays and points on the field.

The problem with the average fan regarding Chiefs QB.

We just need to give him more tools to work with.
Gets more tools.

We just need to fill in a gap or two.
Files in gaps.

We need to provide him a better WR.
Gets better WR.

We need to get him better tools.
:facepalm:

Yeah, Smith ran out of excuses this year.

He had as many weapons as anyone still standing and had some of the best pass protection of any QB in the league.

He's not going to get any better than the last 2 years. The most interesting part is that if you took some of those weapons away and gave him a worse OL, he probably wouldn't even get that much worse.

Smith's greatest strength is his ability to be mediocre even in bad situations. It's not something I'd have ever expected, really.

He should carry value to a team like the Browns, to be honest. He can bridge the gap in a march towards the middle (like he did for the Chiefs) and help paper over some shittyness on that roster. He's an odd duck in that he just pulls everything towards the middle. Bad roster - gets 7-9 to 9-7 results out of the offense. Great roster - gets 7-9 to 9-7 results out of the offense.

He's a good stepping stone QB and there really are some teams that could use that. But the Chiefs are no longer one of them, IMO. Time to figure out a new solution.

:rolleyes: