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Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower
Baby Lee is using anti-vaxxer type of logic concerning the Chiefs.. the same type of logic sandy dumbass uses when defending Alex.
When it comes to drafting and developing QBs, we have a ton of evidence through the teams that are routinely winning 10+ regular season games, are routinely in the playoffs, and are winning championships. But if you believe Baby Lee, there's no reason why the Chiefs should be losing playoff games with QBs like Grbac as long as kickers like Stoyanovich are making 40+ yard field goals.
When it comes to Alex Smith, we have 9+ seasons of statistics and video evidence that he's not really that much better than Kyle Orton at winning playoff games -let alone regular season games-, but sandy dumbass believes a losing effort against Indianapolis is enough to think he can turn in a Brady-esque performance when necessary.
Just like how we have years of evidence that vaccines aren't the sole cause of autism, yet if you believe a falsified article in the Lancet and Jenny McCarthy, getting and spreading the measles are preferable to some children not being comfortable around other people.
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What a bullshit analogy. First of all, I'm not anti-QB. I'm anti 'we have to pick one because we haven't, and if we don't this year I'm out for good'
Second, Orton has NEVER played a playoff snap. Again, I'm not behind Alex, come hell or high water, but compare that to a comeback victory, an NFC championship game, and the BEST ****ING QB PERFORMANCE the Chiefs have ever had. So he's been objectively a lot better. That's a ****ing reeruned comparison. But then, what would your perpetual sad sack act be without rampant hyperbole. Alex is no Brady, but he's far from an Orton.
But then again, this isn't about an accurate assessment of my opinion or Alex's, or the team's performance. It's about distorting my position to something your can argue more comfortably, colloquially known as a strawman.
If you want to salvage ANYTHING from your shit analogy. We have years of evidence that QBs are not the sole source of championship success. But if you believe the reeruns around here, grab one, see what you got, maybe try again a time or two or three, . . . THEN go cobble together 52 other slapdicks around him and a coaching staff to make him shine.
Pioli's 22 guys off the street is a more well-reasoned gameplan.