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Originally Posted by Maverick91579
I am only talking about, from when he took over for Shaun Hill in 2009. At halftime of the Houston game, from that point, to the end of the season. He played very well. Then in 2010, after they drafted Iupati, and Anthony Davis, Mike Dingletary, forced Alex Smith, and the 49ers offense back to ground and Pound ball. And that's when Alex Smith sucked again. But in 2009, those last 7, 8 games, was the closest that Alex Smith has looked to being a competent qb who could actually lead the team, instead of being a part of it.
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Last 7 games that season...
146 - 253, 58%, 1542 yards, 12 TD's, 6 INT's
That's averages of 36 passes per game for 220 yard per game average with 2:1 TD/INT.
Season would be over 3500 yards with roughly 32 TD's and 16 INT's.
http://www.pro-football-reference.co...Al03/gamelog//