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Old 04-17-2017, 12:12 PM  
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Reid on drafting Alex's replacement: "(Alex) understands how this works"

"He's long enough in his career to understand how all of this works." -- coach Andy Reid on quarterback Alex Smith and the possibility the Chiefs might draft his eventual successor

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Old 04-17-2017, 12:15 PM   #2
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Keywords.. his "eventual successor".

When, after 5 more years of playoff disappointments?
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Old 04-17-2017, 12:17 PM   #3
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Pretty sure Aaron Murray was supposed to be Alex's successor.


That turned out well, didn't it?
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Old 04-17-2017, 12:17 PM   #4
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Keywords.. his "eventual successor".

When, after 5 more years of playoff disappointments?
This is just silly. Even if we draft a QB, he's not starting till next year. Besides, that wasn't even Reid who chose those words.
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Old 04-17-2017, 12:20 PM   #5
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Old 04-17-2017, 12:26 PM   #6
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Pretty sure Aaron Murray was supposed to be Alex's successor.


That turned out well, didn't it?
I'm OK with it.

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Old 04-17-2017, 01:00 PM   #7
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Old 04-17-2017, 01:12 PM   #8
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Pretty sure Aaron Murray was supposed to be Alex's successor.


That turned out well, didn't it?
A 5th round pick is not a plan for anything.

It's taking a shot.
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Old 04-17-2017, 01:15 PM   #9
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A 5th round pick is not a plan for anything.

It's taking a shot.
Exactly. Such a stupid ****ing post from the worst poster on this board IMO.
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Old 04-17-2017, 01:15 PM   #10
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A 5th round pick is not a plan for anything.

It's taking a shot.
What, you don't think Demarcus Robinson was drafted as the clear heir apparent to Jeremy Maclin?

Anything after the 3rd round isn't a 'plan' for anything. It's a hope that a player works out and if he does, you'll go from there.

If you're drafting 4th rounders with the expectation that they're going to knock starters out of the lineup, you have some pretty shitty starters. Aaron Murray was a noble experiment (and, IMO, more of an attempt to find a credible, low-cost backup than a replacement for Smith) who just didn't work out.

Gonna see that a hell of a lot more often than you don't in the 5th round and later...
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Old 04-17-2017, 01:23 PM   #11
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What, you don't think Demarcus Robinson was drafted as the clear heir apparent to Jeremy Maclin?

Anything after the 3rd round isn't a 'plan' for anything. It's a hope that a player works out and if he does, you'll go from there.

If you're drafting 4th rounders with the expectation that they're going to knock starters out of the lineup, you have some pretty shitty starters. Aaron Murray was a noble experiment (and, IMO, more of an attempt to find a credible, low-cost backup than a replacement for Smith) who just didn't work out.

Gonna see that a hell of a lot more often than you don't in the 5th round and later...
A 5th round pick might be a viable plan for some positions

5th round - offensive guard (you might really be planning on him doing something)

5th round - kick returner/punter returner

etc,etc

Not the quarterback position though.

I don't care how often the Patriots say that they knew that Brady was a stud. They got lucky.
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Exactly. Such a stupid ****ing post from the worst poster on this board IMO.
Bold of you to say that...


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I agree. This is what we're doing with Murray and why I think he will be our QBOTF.

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I've been getting laughed at on CP all offseason when I try to suggest we have our QBOTF on our team already.

I'm not crowning him, but this guy is not Stanzi/Croyle/Printers etc. He's not a joke that should just be dismissed. He's a legit talent and has the "it" factor to succeed at this level. It doesn't hurt that he's a perfect fit for Reid's offense and gets to sit and learn behind two guys like Smith and Daniel.
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Bold of you to say that...
How I felt about Murray vs. how the Chiefs felt about Murray are two different things. I've admitted over and over again to being wrong about Murray.

If somebody like me that thought he could be the QBOTF can clearly see they never felt the same way, how can you not?
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If the Chiefs had any belief that Aaron Murray was going to make Alex Smith expendable, they wouldn't have taken D'Anthony Thomas in the 4th and just hoped/prayed that this franchise signal caller fell to them a round later.

You know what teams think about quarterbacks based on where they draft them. This isn't a position they're willing to **** around and game the system on because if they read the board wrong, the consequences are just too great. That's why you can say the Cowboys just got ****ing lucky with Dak - he wasn't anywhere near the top of their board but Jerrah was dead set on taking a QB and by the 4th, that was who he had available to him. If Cody Kessler was still available he may well have taken him - he wanted a quarterback and that was the guy left standing. The 'boys got lucky.

If you think you see a starting QB on the board, you take him by the end of the 2nd - period. Otherwise you're just hoping you get lucky with a turd you can polish into a competent game manager.
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Pretty sure Aaron Murray was supposed to be Alex's successor.


That turned out well, didn't it?
The only people who thought that were the typical idiots of this board.
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