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You are an idiot. And a backtracker. And a ****ing tool. Of all tools. If you didn't see Geno Smith as the end all be all before your boy Te'o shit down his leg then you are a band wagon jumping pile of shit. Go **** yourself to piece of monkey shit. **** yourself with a pitchfork. I hope that when Geno goes for 6,004 yards and 68 TD's his rookie year that he sends you a Manti Te'o jersey from whatever ****nut team that drafted him. Go **** your mother you cocksucking pile of yak shit. |
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It's a very deep QB draft. And very talented. Dudes are dumb. |
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Geno is a film room junkie that loves the game. I'll take a guy like Geno who has passion versus a guy like Stafford/Cutler who has the ultimate cannon arm, but doesn't give a shit and would rather suck down a keg on Saturday versus studying game tape. |
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I have only heard Geno talk in interviews from the press, but he comes across both motivated and intelligent. Both those things aren't something to overlook for a kid still in college. I think those may help him the most in the time leading up to the draft. |
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To diverge for a minute, the reason Tom IMO is such a solid leader is because A) His personality B) The fact he was drafted late and carries to this day such a large chip on his shoulder and C) his results. To me, without his results, his teammates would tune him out. With the addition of all 3, you have a QB who can inspire players and get them to perform when it isn't expected of them. With Geno, I definitely think he has A. I think he's still going to carry a chip on his shoulder because most people think he is unworthy. The 3rd is going to be obvious. Either Geno produces, or he doesn't. By all accounts, people liked Cassel in the locker room. When they knew he couldn't come from behind or beat competent teams, the others deflated to an extent. |
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This guy on WHB right now just makes no sense.
He says Geno Smith goes anywhere from 5-15 but he REALLY needed to play in the Senior Bowl. As his proof, he cited Matt Ryan. Matt Ryan didn't play in the Senior Bowl and ultimately he went 3rd. But then he said this: It was a mistake for Ryan not to play AND it was a MISTAKE FOR MIAMI TO PASS ON HIM. Can somebody explain his logic? If it was a mistake for Miami to pass on him, how is it relevant AT ALL what Matt Ryan did? Miami should have taken him even though he didn't play in the Senior Bowl, by the man's own admission, so why should Matt Ryan have risked himself playing in the Senior Bowl game? So it sounds to me like it's NOT a mistake for Smith to skip the Senior Bowl - it's a MISTAKE for Chiefs fans to dismiss him as the #1 overall pick just because he's not playing. |
Yea, Matt Ryan is probably really disappointed he is on the Falcons right now rather than the Dolphins. That makes a ton of sense.
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everyone is insane when it comes to QBs, even the 'scouts'...all based on some mythical idea that drafting a bad QB will ruin your franchise forever..."oh noes, it risky!" trying to win and failing is worse than not trying to win, according to these people and fans won't even mention the completely made up notion of 'value'...can't draft a QB #1 if kiper has him ranked #6...why? 'value' made up numbers, with no real world corollary...pure frontier gibberish |
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Until you have a good QB, everything else means jack shit. Busting on a QB doesn't set you back a decade... it sets you back until you decide to move on.. (which should be no more than 3 seasons, 2 if you see no improvement whatsoever). If we would've built this team around a QB who didn't suck total ****ing ass (Cassel) instead of a DLine, we might have a franchise QB and competing in the playoffs right now. |
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Ravens drafted Boller Chargers drafted Leaf Falcons drafted Vick and on and on we draft NOBODY....and we're 2-12 with the #1 pick the only lesson is to keep drafting QBs no matter what |
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