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[NJChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by splatbass

I don't think putting Clay on ignore would have worked. Too many people quoting him, you could never avoid seeing his posts. That is the problem with ignore, and it would be exacerbated x1000 with Clay.

Tiger is one of 3 I've ever put on ignore. What you just described is exactly what I feel right now. I can't get away from him because he is constantly quoted and posts three times in a row.

[threebag]

Originally Posted by NJChiefsFan

Tiger is one of 3 I've ever put on ignore. What you just described is exactly what I feel right now. I can't get away from him because he is constantly quoted and posts three times in a row.

It's the same people quoting Clay to bash Alex that are quoting TigerUppercut to bash him.

Clay needs removed perm.

We see who starts tigeruppercut bash threads. Same posters sucking clays dick.

Simply put those posters have created the problem on both sides. To further they agenda

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by threebag02

It's the same people quoting Clay to bash Alex that are quoting TigerUppercut to bash him.

Clay needs removed perm.

We see who starts tigeruppercut bash threads. Same posters sucking clays dick.

Simply put those posters have created the problem on both sides.

Truth.

.. which really makes me wonder what CP would be like if Alex Smith retires in the offseason.

Would this new QB bring harmony to CP?

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

Truth.

.. which really makes me wonder what CP would be like if Alex Smith retires in the offseason.

Would this new QB bring harmony to CP?

I have a sinking feeling that you'll get a bunch of immature losers (people who defended Alex Smith) who don't want to be wrong about being cautious towards QBs drafted with high picks. Sure, it will start with a lot of fanfare, but the rookie will struggle the way 99.9% of all rookie QBs do, and you'll start to see signs bashing and doubting taking place very soon into the guy's first season. It will start a whole 'nother cycle of QB drama, only this time with the sides reversed.

Of course, that's just a prediction. I have no proof or evidence that this will take place. But I know how CP posters operate. Somebody who was attacked for years for an opinion gets uppity and goes on the attack when it's their turn to see their opinion take a backseat to the plans of the Chiefs. It's the life cycle. Except the drafturbators haven't even had a ****ing turn since 1983. That's the uncertainty surrounding it.

If we trade for a veteran backup after Alex, I think you'll see the current QB climate get even ****ing worse.

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

I have a sinking feeling that you'll get a bunch of immature losers (people who defended Alex Smith) who don't want to be wrong about being cautious towards QBs drafted with high picks. Sure, it will start with a lot of fanfare, but the rookie will struggle the way 99.9% of all rookie QBs do, and you'll start to see signs bashing and doubting taking place very soon into the guy's first season. It will start a whole 'nother cycle of QB drama, only this time with the sides reversed.

Of course, that's just a prediction. I have no proof or evidence that this will take place. But I know how CP posters operate. Somebody who was attacked for years for an opinion gets uppity and goes on the attack when it's their turn to see their opinion take a backseat to the plans of the Chiefs. It's the life cycle. Except the drafturbators haven't even had a ****ing turn since 1983. That's the uncertainty surrounding it.

If we trade for a veteran backup after Alex, I think you'll see the current QB climate get even ****ing worse.

Yeah, my concern specifically will be the "excuses" versus "legit reasons".

This will be the next divisive issue for the QB.

People that hate Alex call everything from playcalling to player injuries excuses. People that like or are open minded call these same things legit reasons.

So once Smith is gone, will the same rules apply to the next QB?

Pretty sad to say.. I doubt it. The next guy.. so long as he isn't another instantly hated retread.. will be allowed every excuse.. which from my point of view would likely be fair (as it's consistent with my prior QB view).. but so obviously inconsistent from those unwilling to give all QBs the same courtesy.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

Yeah, my concern specifically will be the "excuses" versus "legit reasons".

This will be the next divisive issue for the QB.

People that hate Alex call everything from playcalling to player injuries excuses. People that like or are open minded call these same things legit reasons.

So once Smith is gone, will the same rules apply to the next QB?

Pretty sad to say.. I doubt it. The next guy.. so long as he isn't another retread.. will be allowed every excuse.. which from my point of view would likely be fair (as it's consistent with my prior QB view).. but so obviously inconsistent from those unwilling to give all QBs the same courtesy.

For a young rookie QB? Absolutely, you're definitely right. That's totally fair.

[GoChargers]

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

Yeah, my concern specifically will be the "excuses" versus "legit reasons".

This will be the next divisive issue for the QB.

People that hate Alex call everything from playcalling to player injuries excuses. People that like or are open minded call these same things legit reasons.

So once Smith is gone, will the same rules apply to the next QB?

Pretty sad to say.. I doubt it. The next guy.. so long as he isn't another instantly hated retread.. will be allowed every excuse.. which from my point of view would likely be fair (as it's consistent with my prior QB view).. but so obviously inconsistent from those unwilling to give all QBs the same courtesy.

Alex Whiff is 32 years old and has been in the league for 12 seasons. The fact that you're holding him to the same standards as a hypothetical rookie QB speaks volumes.

[TigeRRUppeRRcut]

Originally Posted by GoChargers

Alex Whiff is 32 years old and has been in the league for 12 seasons. The fact that you're holding him to the same standards as a hypothetical rookie QB speaks volumes.

Don't you have anything better to do than lurk on our boards and talk constant shit? Oh that's right , your team ain't playing for shit in January

[pr_capone]

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

Pretty sad to say.. I doubt it. The next guy.. so long as he isn't another instantly hated retread.. will be allowed every excuse.. which from my point of view would likely be fair (as it's consistent with my prior QB view).. but so obviously inconsistent from those unwilling to give all QBs the same courtesy.

Why would we give an 8 year vet, like Alex was before coming here, the same rope (read: courtesy) with which to hang himself as we would a rookie QB in his first year in the league?

That is not being inconsistent... that is expecting an 8 year vet to know some shit the rookie doesn't.

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by pr_capone

Why would we give an 8 year vet, like Alex was before coming here, the same rope (read: courtesy) with which to hang himself as we would a rookie QB in his first year in the league?

That is not being inconsistent... that is expecting an 8 year vet to know some shit the rookie doesn't.

We are not talking about "the exact same"... we are speaking in generalities about excuses vs legit reasons. Of course, a rookie gets more latitude... but reality is... an excuse is still an excuse.. and a legit reason is a legit reason.

[NJChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

I have a sinking feeling that you'll get a bunch of immature losers (people who defended Alex Smith) who don't want to be wrong about being cautious towards QBs drafted with high picks. Sure, it will start with a lot of fanfare, but the rookie will struggle the way 99.9% of all rookie QBs do, and you'll start to see signs bashing and doubting taking place very soon into the guy's first season. It will start a whole 'nother cycle of QB drama, only this time with the sides reversed.

Of course, that's just a prediction. I have no proof or evidence that this will take place. But I know how CP posters operate. Somebody who was attacked for years for an opinion gets uppity and goes on the attack when it's their turn to see their opinion take a backseat to the plans of the Chiefs. It's the life cycle. Except the drafturbators haven't even had a ****ing turn since 1983. That's the uncertainty surrounding it.

If we trade for a veteran backup after Alex, I think you'll see the current QB climate get even ****ing worse.

People looking for any excuse to say "I told you so"? I think you have a pretty damn good chance of being right.

[threebag]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

I have a sinking feeling that you'll get a bunch of immature losers (people who bash Alex Smith).

No shit

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by threebag02

No shit

**** you, **** your boyfriend Alex, and **** everybody who loves his dopey mug and "gawrsh, aw shucks" personality.

Get ****ed and die this Christmas.

[threebag]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

**** you, **** your boyfriend Alex, and **** everybody who loves his dopey mug and "gawrsh, aw shucks" personality.

Get ****ed and die this Christmas.

Merry Christmas

[stumppy]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

**** you, **** your boyfriend Alex, and **** everybody who loves his dopey mug and "gawrsh, aw shucks" personality.

Get ****ed and die this Christmas.

I'm not sure I get what you're trying to say. Quit beating around the bush and tell us how you really feel.