Albert just called 610. Wants to stay in KC

[Tuckdaddy]

Agent is talking to Dorsey. Does not want to play guard. Health is good. For what its worth.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Alex Smith was not the reason why the 49ers lost in the NFC Championship last year.

If the Chiefs rookie QB has a winning record and a QB rating of 104, I'd be ecstatic. I just highly doubt that happens.

Smith isn't going to play like he did last year ever again.

[Mother****erJones]

Alex smith would be an ok stop gap maybe play while Reid gets Geno ready

[DoucheMcCloud]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

Smith isn't going to play like he did last year ever again.

He was playing even better this year before the concussion. But the bottom line is that he was never in Harbaugh's long term plans.

I can think of way worse scenarios than Alex Smith paired with Andy Reid for a few years.

[unnecessary drama]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Alex Smith was not the reason why the 49ers lost in the NFC Championship last year.

If the Chiefs rookie QB has a winning record and a QB rating of 104, I'd be ecstatic. I just highly doubt that happens.

he didn't do them any favors in winning it, either

he had at least 2, I'm thinking 3 possessions in overtime to win the game and he was awful

I remember watching the game and seeing Eli just getting hammered by the 49ers defense and the 49ers offense not being able to get a single 1st down and thinking "this game is going to be won by whoever makes the first awful mistake" and sure enough...

The 49ers got to the Super Bowl this year because of Kaepernick and his explosive offense...

they almost got there because of ridiculous defense against the Giants (albeit Smith was pretty damn good when it mattered against the Saints)

either way, I don't want Alex Smith. Just draft a damn QB at #1.

[DoucheMcCloud]

Originally Posted by dtchiefs4life

Alex smith would be an ok stop gap maybe play while Reid gets Geno ready

Smith will have far more attractive options than holding down the fort for eight games.

If they take a QB at #1 overall, I don't want to hear ANY excuses: That mother****er better start DAY ONE.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

He was playing even better this year before the concussion. But the bottom line is that he was never in Harbaugh's long term plans.

I can think of way worse scenarios than Alex Smith paired with Andy Reid for a few years.

If we want to bring in Alex Smith to bridge the gap until a rookie is ready, that's one thing.

Bringing him in here to be the long term answer is silly.

[The Bad Guy]

15 positions of need?

Get the **** out of here.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Smith will have far more attractive options than holding down the fort for eight games.

If they take a QB at #1 overall, I don't want to hear ANY excuses: That mother****er better start DAY ONE.

Yep, he better.

And if they bring in Alex Smith, we better make the playoffs.

[unnecessary drama]

Alex Smith will get a starting job somewhere. No doubt.

[JASONSAUTO]

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy

15 positions of need?

Get the **** out of here.

Well we only had six probowlers and another first alternate.

15 is what is left
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[DoucheMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Peyton's Princess

he didn't do them any favors in winning it, either

He did more than Brady the following week. He also didn't fumble.

There is NO guarantee that the top QB in the draft picks up where Smith left off this season in San Fran.

[DoucheMcCloud]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

If we want to bring in Alex Smith to bridge the gap until a rookie is ready, that's one thing.

Bringing him in here to be the long term answer is silly.

I think it all depends on Reid's opinion of the QB's in this draft. If he sees a guy that will be ready in two years, I could see Smith signed in KC. If its less than two years, it needs to be a guy like Matt Moore.

[unnecessary drama]

Alex Smith also can't finish drives and is terrible in the red zone at getting 6. At least he was last year.

I just don't want the guy. He's an average QB, that's a big upgrade for us and all but I'd rather just ****ing draft a guy for crying out loud.

[Branden Albert's Huge Balls]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

I think it all depends on Reid's opinion of the QB's in this draft. If he sees a guy that will be ready in two years, I could see Smith signed in KC. If its less than two years, it needs to be a guy like Matt Moore.

When is any rookie QB drafted these days not started immediately?

It's been awhile. I think Eli was the last guy who sat.

[DoucheMcCloud]

Originally Posted by GoWalrus

When is any rookie QB drafted these days not started immediately?

It's been awhile. I think Eli was the last guy who sat.

Yeah, it's definitely been a while. That's why Alex Smith is a terrible idea of a stop gap if they're choosing a QB #1 overall.

The guy wants to start and should be a starter somewhere.