Thread: Chiefs Teicher:Prodded by Andy Reid, Chiefs QB Alex Smith learning to be more aggressive
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Old 06-14-2013, 01:19 PM   #103
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Originally Posted by NinerDoug View Post
"Loyalty" in this sense is inconsistent with coaching in the NFL. Any competent coach would have made the same decision, IMO.
No, not every coach would of done the same thing, but, Harbs has displayed that he goes with his coaching gut, and I fully understand that. In the end, it wasnt the decision to go away from Alex that bothered me, it was the WAY it was handled. I would of preferred that it wasnt as strung out as it was. The writing was on the wall.
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The only ****ing thing Smith is great at is protecting the football.

You knew what you got when you signed him.
Incorrect on two parts. One, Alex Smith is great at diagnosing defenses pre snap, and getting the team into the correct play.

And, he wasnt signed, he was traded for.

Remember, if he had been a free agent, no one would of cared that the chiefs had him. I have read this about 100000 million times on here.
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