Alex Smith tucked the ball and ran on a Hail Mary.

[Chiefs Pantalones]

That's embarrassing as it sounds. Why do idiots still take up for him? Time to move on from him.

[Lonewolf Ed]

What has happened to his arm? The way he was throwing wounded ducks out there gave me spinal shivers the way Damon Huard used to. Brrrrr!

[Three7s]

Originally Posted by Coochie liquor

I think maybe his receivers outran his arm strength so he was trying to get closer to them because he knows his own limitations. Then when he realized he was past the line of scrimmage he went down so he could get a fresh start with his receivers closer to him. Then realized he was running out of time.

The play call was a hail mary. There was no chance of him running the ball, getting everyone lined up, and spiking it for a long field goal. In that situation, YOU HAVE TO EXECUTE THE PLAY AS IT WAS DESIGNED! I' don't think I've ever seen a QB tuck and run on a hail mary. That's Cassel-level bad.

[rabblerouser]

Originally Posted by eDave

I never dissed on him. But I knew. Oh, I knew.

Now I feel sorry for him. For what it's worth, he doesn't like this either. But ****, he's rich as shit.

Oh yeah, Reid, Smith...all those shit players and shit coaches are getting paid this week.

[KINGPIN CHIEFS FAN]

Yeah but he got to add 20 rushing yards to his resume', that will help him in his next contract negotiation.

[Snapplez]

Originally Posted by KINGPIN CHIEFS FAN

Yeah but he got to add 20 rushing yards to his resume', that will help him in his next contract negotiation.

Ha he doesn't need to negotiate another contract. We set Smiff's entire bloodline up for life

[rabblerouser]

Alice Smith and Fat Andy are a giant peanut butter and poop sammich.

[the Talking Can]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

And don't forget that he slid at the end.

that's his 'smarts' shining through

[Molitoth]

Originally Posted by KCtotheSB

Deservedly so.

I honestly don't know what in the hell Alex is thinking sometimes.

Alex is actually smarter than you think.
When he was in San Fran and threw a gazillion INT's, he knew his career was going to be over quick. So he made a change...

Since, he plays the game to eliminate risk by NOT throwing balls into situations that could be possible INT's, and relies on his defense and running game to win. In SF this worked because his Defense was stellar. In combo with Andy Reid's very predictable lateral offense, it does not work.

Alex Smith has disguised himself as a QB that "wins games" when in reality he just avoids risk. He has made himself Millions of dollars with this mirage, and so many foolish and hopeful fans in KC fell for it.

Alex Smith is not a football player... he is a magician, and an entire fanbase fell for his illusion. (Including some hemorrhoids that came with him from SF)



The handful of us on here that despised the Alex Smith trade and the Eric Fisher pick are looking pretty ****ing good right now.
Geno Smith could be on our bench with a broken jaw, and we could be steamrolling through QB's until we find one that is worth a damn.... but NOOOO, we are stuck with this piece of shit through the 2017 season because of our stupid GM that decided a mediocre first season was worth a giant paycheck.

[HemiEd]

While watching Alex Smith last night, the latest in a long line of Chiefs recycled rejects, I was happy that I turned down a free seat at the 40 close to the visitors bench.

I had attended every Chief's appearance at Lambeau, even the preseason games, in the last twenty years, the most memorable being the 2003 game.

I would have really been sad if I had driven up there and spent the money to see that. It was no more entertaining than the preseason game when Haley played Tyler Palko.

Last night's shitfest allowed me to switch over to Seinfeld re-runs.

[notorious]

Originally Posted by Molitoth

Alex is actually smarter than you think.
When he was in San Fran and threw a gazillion INT's, he knew his career was going to be over quick. So he made a change...

Since, he plays the game to eliminate risk by NOT throwing balls into situations that could be possible INT's, and relies on his defense and running game to win. In SF this worked because his Defense was stellar. In combo with Andy Reid's very predictable lateral offense, it does not work.

Alex Smith has disguised himself as a QB that "wins games" when in reality he just avoids risk. He has made himself Millions of dollars with this mirage, and so many foolish and hopeful fans in KC fell for it.

Alex Smith is not a football player... he is a magician, and an entire fanbase fell for his illusion. (Including some hemorrhoids that came with him from SF)

I nominate this for Post of the Year.

[KChiefs1]

Originally Posted by Stop, Chiefs

Nice run for a first down. Too bad no time was on the clock or they might have scored.

[aturnis]

Originally Posted by Molitoth

Alex is actually smarter than you think.
When he was in San Fran and threw a gazillion INT's, he knew his career was going to be over quick. So he made a change...

Since, he plays the game to eliminate risk by NOT throwing balls into situations that could be possible INT's, and relies on his defense and running game to win. In SF this worked because his Defense was stellar. In combo with Andy Reid's very predictable lateral offense, it does not work.

Alex Smith has disguised himself as a QB that "wins games" when in reality he just avoids risk. He has made himself Millions of dollars with this mirage, and so many foolish and hopeful fans in KC fell for it.

Alex Smith is not a football player... he is a magician, and an entire fanbase fell for his illusion. (Including some hemorrhoids that came with him from SF)



The handful of us on here that despised the Alex Smith trade and the Eric Fisher pick are looking pretty ****ing good right now.
Geno Smith could be on our bench with a broken jaw, and we could be steamrolling through QB's until we find one that is worth a damn.... but NOOOO, we are stuck with this piece of shit through the 2017 season because of our stupid GM that decided a mediocre first season was worth a giant paycheck.

Entire fanbase? Many/most were against Alex Smith before it happened.

[the Talking Can]

Originally Posted by Molitoth

Alex is actually smarter than you think.
When he was in San Fran and threw a gazillion INT's, he knew his career was going to be over quick. So he made a change...

Since, he plays the game to eliminate risk by NOT throwing balls into situations that could be possible INT's, and relies on his defense and running game to win. In SF this worked because his Defense was stellar. In combo with Andy Reid's very predictable lateral offense, it does not work.

Alex Smith has disguised himself as a QB that "wins games" when in reality he just avoids risk. He has made himself Millions of dollars with this mirage, and so many foolish and hopeful fans in KC fell for it.

Alex Smith is not a football player... he is a magician, and an entire fanbase fell for his illusion. (Including some hemorrhoids that came with him from SF)



The handful of us on here that despised the Alex Smith trade and the Eric Fisher pick are looking pretty ****ing good right now.
Geno Smith could be on our bench with a broken jaw, and we could be steamrolling through QB's until we find one that is worth a damn.... but NOOOO, we are stuck with this piece of shit through the 2017 season because of our stupid GM that decided a mediocre first season was worth a giant paycheck.

[kcpasco]

Originally Posted by aturnis

Entire fanbase? Many/most were against Alex Smith before it happened.

Only here, most casual Chiefs fans thought he was the second coming of Montana. I shit you not.

[Sandy Vagina]

I think the combo of the shit OL and playcalling has beaten the football joy out of Alex. I have seen this look from players before… particularly at the end of Nolan and Singletary’s reign.

Alex no longer believes in his OL or the playcalls sent in.

I think he really may retire after this year. Rejoice, haters! for there is hope!