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Old 12-26-2016, 01:35 AM  
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How pissed are the pro Alex fans

How pissed are those tards.???

They hate when Chiefs fans support Alex.

Kudos to a game well played. You were money tonight alex. Let's keep.rockig along.

Suck it Alextools.
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Old 12-30-2016, 08:21 PM   #646
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He was two Kyle Williams fumbles from a Super Bowl and outscored Eli Manning.
He was 1-13 on third down. Maybe if he didn't shit the bed so hard when it mattered, it wouldn't have come down to Kyle Williams' fumbles.

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He also played lights out against the defending Super Bowl champs Saints and Drew Brees.
The Saints were not defending champs that year; they had lost to the 7-9 Seahawks the year before. In 2011, the Saints' defense wasn't that great: 24th in the league in yards per game, 30th in passing yards per game, 13th in points per game.

Alex put up 264 passing yards on them, only the 11th-best performance against that Saints defense in that category. To put things in perspective, they gave up 380 passing yards to a young Matt Stafford the week before.

The Niners did put up 36 points on them, but the same Saints defense gave up 31 points to the woeful Rams, who had the worst scoring offense in the league, earlier in the season. (In fairness, the Rams did have a pick-six, but the Saints still gave up a lot of points to an anemic offense too.)

Seems to me that game was more a testament to a crap defense making Smith look much better than he really is as opposed to a franchise QB stepping up. Especially since that game was the Niners' third-best performance all season in terms of passing yards (only surpassed against mediocre Philly and Arizona teams) and second-best in terms of points (only the woeful Bucs gave up more, and 7 of those were from a pick-six by Carlos Rogers).
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Old 12-30-2016, 08:22 PM   #647
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Jesus Christ, when you guys break out these tired, hashed and rehashed arguments in yet another effort to denigrate the team because you hate the GM and HC's choice for QB, do you pull out the Members Only and Zubaz before you start typing, or it just a Starter Jacket with some parachute pants?
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Old 12-30-2016, 08:26 PM   #648
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Jesus Christ, when you guys break out these tired, hashed and rehashed arguments in yet another effort to denigrate the team because you hate the GM and HC's choice for QB, do you pull out the Members Only and Zubaz before you start typing, or it just a Starter Jacket with some parachute pants?
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Old 12-30-2016, 08:34 PM   #649
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What the ****? The guy had ONE 10+ game winning season as a QB.

What the **** is wrong with you, beyond the obvious?
Originally (i.e. a few posts ago in this thread) your definition of a "franchise QB" was:

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud: A Franchise QB is a guy that leads a team to successive winning seasons and wins in the playoffs.
Then when presented with Neil O'Donnell (i.e. a game manager/Bubble Screen Alex Smith-type QB who started for Pittsburgh Steelers teams in the 1990's that had 4 consecutive winning seasons and who won in the playoffs... fitting your lame initial definition of a "franchise QB"), you suddenly changed your definition of a franchise QB to be...

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud: What the ****? The guy had ONE 10+ game winning season as a QB.
So now your definition of a "franchise QB" is not someone who has "successive winning seasons and wins in the playoffs", but has "10+ game winning seasons".
Unfortunately your attempt to improve your criteria for what defines a franchise QB fails because Neil O'Donnell would still qualify as a franchise QB using your pathetic definition.

Neil O'Donnell was Pittsburgh's starting QB when they finished 11-15 in 1992, 12-4 in 1994, and 11-5 in 1995.

So once again... a simple yes or no question that even a dumbshit like yourself can answer... is Neil O'Donnell a franchise QB?
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Old 12-30-2016, 08:42 PM   #650
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Jesus Christ, when you guys break out these tired, hashed and rehashed arguments in yet another effort to denigrate the team because you hate the GM and HC's choice for QB, do you pull out the Members Only and Zubaz before you start typing, or it just a Starter Jacket with some parachute pants?
JFC you are a lame dipshit.

You are Clark Hunt's ultimate wet dream of a True Fan.
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Old 12-30-2016, 08:43 PM   #651
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What? It wasn't Smith's fault that the 49ers lost in the NFC Championship game in 2011.

JFC.

In 2012, Smith was 6-2 before the concussion.

Again, he's not a HOFer at this point but anyone that thinks he isn't a Franchise QB knows nothing about the NFL.
So Colin Kaepernick must be your definition of a "HOF QB" since he was able to take the same 49ers team to the Super Bowl... i.e. further than your "Franchise QB", Alex Smith was able to take them the year before (with virtually the same roster/coaching).
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Old 12-30-2016, 08:47 PM   #652
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So Colin Kaepernick must be your definition of a "HOF QB" since he was able to take the same 49ers team to the Super Bowl... i.e. further than your "Franchise QB", Alex Smith was able to take them the year before (with virtually the same roster/coaching).
Tell us Kaepernick's record since, you ****ing butt****
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Old 12-30-2016, 08:49 PM   #653
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Originally (i.e. a few posts ago in this thread) your definition of a "franchise QB" was:



Then when presented with Neil O'Donnell (i.e. a game manager/Bubble Screen Alex Smith-type QB who started for Pittsburgh Steelers teams in the 1990's that had 4 consecutive winning seasons and who won in the playoffs... fitting your lame initial definition of a "franchise QB"), you suddenly changed your definition of a franchise QB to be...
Hey, moron, O'Donnell NEVER started a 16 game season, let alone, multiple 16 game seasons.

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Old 12-30-2016, 08:50 PM   #654
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Tell us Kaepernick's record since, you ****ing butt****
Tell us how much talent/coaching has left the 49ers since their Super Bowl year.

Are you saying that Alex Smith would be able to win with the same shitty 49ers teams (both in overall roster talent and in coaching) that Kaepernick has been a part of these past year years?
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Old 12-30-2016, 08:52 PM   #655
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Hey, moron, O'Donnell NEVER started a 16 game season, let alone, multiple 16 game seasons.

changing your criteria of what defines a "franchise QB"... AGAIN.

Third time in this thread alone.



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Tell us how much talent/coaching has left the 49ers since their Super Bowl year.
Well, Harbaugh was there in 2014, was he not?

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Are you saying that Alex Smith would be able to win with the same shitty 49ers teams (both in overall roster talent and in coaching) that Kaepernick has been a part of these past year years?
Smith would have beaten out Kaepernick, who was awful.

He certainly would have beaten out his replacement, Blaine Gabbert.

JFC, just how dumb are you?
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Old 12-30-2016, 08:56 PM   #657
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Smith would have beaten out Kaepernick, who was awful.

He certainly would have beaten out his replacement, Blaine Gabbert.

JFC, just how dumb are you?
Not the question... the question is would Alex Smith be able to win with the current 49ers roster and coaching staff?

Yes or no.

Also out of his four seasons in KC, how many seasons has Alex Smith started all 16 games... i.e. your (third) definition of what constitutes a franchise QB.
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Tell us Kaepernick's record since, you ****ing butt****
Have you SEEN that Niners roster?

Is that you, Skip Bayless?
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Old 12-30-2016, 09:21 PM   #659
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Jesus Christ, when you guys break out these tired, hashed and rehashed arguments in yet another effort to denigrate the team because you hate the GM and HC's choice for QB, do you pull out the Members Only and Zubaz before you start typing, or it just a Starter Jacket with some parachute pants?
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Phillip Rivers can complete a downfield pass unlike Bubble Screen Alex Smith.
And Rivers can feel great about that while he's sitting at home watching Alex Smith in the playoffs.
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