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Who is better than Alex Smith? (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=286165)

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Originally Posted by jd1020 (Post 10874429)

10-26 or something like that.

vs Alex's 3-31-1.

LMAO

So I guess the moral here is have a defense that won't allow 24 points? :D

Picked 11. Some of the others are either on the same tier or just flat out worse.

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Originally Posted by Cochise (Post 10874199)

We're talking about today, and Rapelisberger is done, so yeah. Smith is better today.

LMAO

Horrible opinion.

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Originally Posted by Saccopoo (Post 10874504)

Well, theoretically, that's why we have all these kick-ass first round picks, Pro Bowlers on this defense.

So we don't give up 24 points in a game.

Right?

Well, in the past 5 years worth of conference championships and Superbowls, the average score is 32-23.

So, maybe.

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Originally Posted by Count Zarth (Post 10874511)

Yes, but it's comforting to know when the defense has an off game Alex cannot bail us out.

Define "off-game"...

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According to ESPN Stats & Information, the Colts had just a 3.6 percent chance of winning the game when they trailed 31-10 at halftime. That dropped to 0.9 percent when the Chiefs took a 38-10 lead with 13:39 left in the third quarter.

Define "cannot bail us out"...

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Give yourself a hand if you predicted Alex Smith would finish Saturday as the greatest quarterback in Kansas City Chiefs playoff history.

That might sound like hyperbole, but Smith's 378 passing yards and four touchdowns were nearly enough to lead Kansas City to its first playoff win in two decades. The Chiefs quarterback always emphasizes wins over statistics, but even the normally-reserved Smith should crack a smile when he realizes he's now in the team's record books... after the sting of the loss wears off, that is.

Smith did everything he could for the Chiefs in a game in which his offense was robbed of several key players. Jamaal Charles left the field early with a concussion, followed by Donnie Avery and Knile Davis. It's a testament to Smith's game that the Chiefs remained competitive without the team's offensive MVP on the field.

Derek Carr? Carson Palmer? Geno Smith? Jay Cutler? Joe Flacco? Eli Manning?

Y'all are a bunch of idiots.

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Originally Posted by Count Zarth (Post 10874142)

Brady
Dalton
Roethlisberger
Flacco
Luck
Manning
Rivers
Foles
Romo
RGIII
E.Manning
Stafford
Cutler
Rodgers
Brees
Cam
Ryan
Kaepernick
Wilson
Palmer
G. Smith

Those are the 21 I chose.

You could MAYBE, MAYBE take off 3 of those guys (G. Smith, Palmer and Flacco).

So that would still be 18.

And that infuriates me because it means we have a decidely below average QB we just committed to.

I'd take Alex over the bold this year.
But this will be a "so and so played well years ago" verbal shitshow.

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Originally Posted by jd1020 (Post 10874513)

Stafford throws a pick every 34th pass.

Smith throws a pick every 38th pass.

Stafford has carried that team in Detroit. When you ask a QB to throw 750 goddamn times in one year he is under an intense amount of pressure.

If we asked Alex to do that he'd just get hurt most likely.

Stafford's a ****ing God King.

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Originally Posted by Count Zarth (Post 10874601)

This guy sure looks done

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Yeah, he just doesn't have "it" anymore.

LMAO

Brady, Manning, Brees, Rodgers. Then there are 15 to 20 guys who are all about the same but with different warts. Smith is part of that group. I think Andrew Luck has potential to be part of those first four, but it's still early.

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Originally Posted by Count Zarth (Post 10874608)

Calvin Johnson is a ****ing God King.

Fixed

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Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 10874613)

Fixed

Would be funny watching Calvin rack up 800 yards if Smith was his QB.

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Originally Posted by Count Zarth (Post 10874608)

Stafford has the best player in the NFL that's not a QB that he's throwing to. Calvin Johnson has carried that team. Stafford already high levels of inaccuracies would be exponentially exaggerated if not for Johnson's ridiculous skills downfield.

You are seriously high as mother ****ing shit if you think Stafford is carrying that team.

And they continue to pick in the top ten in the draft every goddamn year. That's carrying a team?

The dude blows ass.

I'm with people on most of the popular choices, but the popular QBs whom I do not think are better than Alex are:

Jay Cutler (too inconsistent)

Nick Foles (too early to know - lets see his next 2 years)

RGIII (Elite potential. He will get there but his development has slowed)

Tony Romo (too inconsistent)