Originally Posted by duncan_idaho (Post 12465415)

Then, sorry, you're a goddamn idiot who isn't paying attention.

What you should have learned in a decade of watching Alex Smith is that he is only as good as his defense and running game can make him.

He's the QB equivalent of Captain Dan after getting his legs blown off in Forrest Gump. If he's got a hoss to strap him to his back and hump his dead weight through the jungle, he's OK. Otherwise, he's just going to lay there and slowly, painfully bleed out.

There were many of us who realized that from the jump. How you can't realize it after a decade of watching this clown is just mystifying. And sad.


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Originally Posted by Dave Lane (Post 12465219)

God damned you are an idiot. Andy has had success at a high level for many years Alex? Same everywhere with 7-8 different coaches guess why that is? Reid is part of the problem, mostly because of his love of Alex.

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks (Post 12465368)

Relax, fans.. Smith will hang em up soon. Soon, as in after 2017, unless they get deep into the playoffs.

If he and KC can't get their shit together, he will be ready to call it, and move onto something else. I see him losing faith in Andy Reid's unwillingness for change.

I feel sure that even I would welcome the departure.

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks (Post 12465394)

One thing I learned through the decade of Alex Smith..

His fault is in not being good enough to excel with a broken, screwup of a team.

Might get you to 7-9 wins with that.. but until the team and playcalls improve around him, he can not lift things up more than that.

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts (Post 12466009)

All I've heard from Andy is that Alex has complete control at the LOS to change the play. If Alex is really frustrated with the play calling, wouldn't he check it into something else?.

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks (Post 12465394)

One thing I learned through the decade of Alex Smith..

His fault is in not being good enough to excel with a broken, screwup of a team.

Might get you to 7-9 wins with that.. but until the team and playcalls improve around him, he can not lift things up more than that.

Originally Posted by Pestilence (Post 12466047)

What other things did you learn?

How Alex likes his balls played with? How much of his dick you can fit down your throat before you gag?

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts (Post 12466050)

I've been going shaft on him all season and all I'm getting out of it is a bunch of facials in public.

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower (Post 12466052)

Just swallow it, ya bish.

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts (Post 12466053)

He just keeps pulling it out and spraying it all over my face for the half time show. I've asked him to stop. I keep saying Daddy why?!?!?

Originally Posted by ASS11 (Post 12465220)

Chiefs nightmare scenario:

Alex Smith enters 2017 as the starter at the age of 33. We go 10-6 or some other bullshit record. Alex earns another 17 million.

At the end of the season, he signs a two-year contract extension, to lower his 2018 cap number (20.6 million).

Alex is the Chiefs starting quarterback in 2018 and 2019. The Chiefs don't win shit, and he retires at the age of 35.

During this time, the Chiefs don't draft a QB high because they're supporting their declining piece of shit.

31-year old Nick Foles, who has "performed admirably in relief of our former franchise quarterback" is your new starting quarterback in 2020.

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower (Post 12466056)

Ah, I see you've made a visit into O.city's office for dentures.

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts (Post 12466009)

All I've heard from Andy is that Alex has complete control at the LOS to change the play. If Alex is really frustrated with the play calling, wouldn't he check it into something else? I'm not going back and forth on Alex. I want to see him succeed and have seen the warrior side of him. So I'm on your side here.

Originally Posted by Aspengc8 (Post 12466079)

Why would Alex be frustrated with the play calling? He's the one missing the reads, not the coordinator.

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts (Post 12466107)

That's my question. If he has complete control at the line, what's the problem?