Alex Smith did, does, and will always suck.

[Hammock Parties]

[Discuss Thrower]

Originally Posted by Snapplez

How so?

Source

I'm posting from my phone, so forgive me for not giving video evidence but im still pissed off enough to post. During our 2nd and goal from the denver 3 in the third quarter, I noticed right when we broke the huddle, McGrath excitedly tapped Sherman on the helmet. As soon as he did it...I told my wife "fb dive right". Denvers line saw the tap too and bunched the middle. It was an obvious gut run to begin with, but just something that if was coaching, mcgrath would have heen benched for giving up the play.
I will try and find the footage tonight if someone doesny beat me to it.
Just one example of how we could have made the score closer and possibly won without committing simple errors.

[Snapplez]

Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace

here I will disagree with you. Do you see all the weapons the broncos have?

Do you see anything like that for the Chiefs?

Alex doesn't trust anyone on this offense outside of Charles.

I see one team that decided to have a weapon at QB. I see another that decided to have a placeholder at QB. You tell me which is which.

[Mav]

Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

He wouldn't throw in on a hail mary attempt that's how risk-averse he is.

who cares. Even if he lobbed it up, there is a less than 5 percent chance that anything positive comes from it.

If you want to bitch about something, bitch about the albatross of a sack he took to take the team out of any chance to attempt a fg to begin with.

That's where your anger should be.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

Still a 4th string TE so it's whatever. Chances are he won't be in KC next season so who gives a ****.

Goddamn. I've never seen someone miss a point so much in my life.

I don't care if they use Snoopy and mother****ing Linus to run the route. Do you get that?

It's the route, and the type of play that is the meat of the matter here.

[Mav]

Originally Posted by Snapplez

I see one team that decided to have a weapon at QB. I see another that decided to have a placeholder at QB. You tell me which is which.

how in any way shape or form is this comparable? Was Peyton Manning available this last offseason?

[Snapplez]

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

quotes and shit

That's really stupid. I hope that person was just seeing things.

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace

here I will disagree with you. Do you see all the weapons the broncos have?

Do you see anything like that for the Chiefs?

Alex doesn't trust anyone on this offense outside of Charles.

I guess I fail to see how we need a top 5 outside receiver and the best slot receiver of all time to look competent.

You don't need uber talent at every position to put up a few points. Philip Rivers and Tom Brady are proving that with their WRs this very season and Aaron Rodgers has done it countless times with a shitty offensive line.

I KNOW, I KNOW! Those guys are elite and shouldn't be the measuring stick for Alex blah blah blah. I don't give a shit. You give up two 2nd round picks for someone that you hand-picked as your guy and he needs to elevate the play of those around him. Alex just crashes and burns with them.

[GoChargers]

Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace

here I will disagree with you. Do you see all the weapons the broncos have?

Do you see anything like that for the Chiefs?

Alex doesn't trust anyone on this offense outside of Charles.

You could give Alice all the weapons in the world and it wouldn't matter because he lives in fear of making a mistake.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace

who cares. Even if he lobbed it up, there is a less than 5 percent chance that anything positive comes from it.

If you want to bitch about something, bitch about the albatross of a sack he took to take the team out of any chance to attempt a fg to begin with.

That's where your anger should be.

I'm done being angry with Smith. He is what he is. I just hope that the FO sees what he is as well, and doesn't try to bandage his mediocrity by wasting draft picks and FA signings on "shoring up the weaknesses of the offense" to "give him the help he needs to succeed".

Give an alcoholic a bottle of rum instead. It would produce a better overall result for the world at large.

[KCUnited]

Originally Posted by Snapplez

That's really stupid. I hope that person was just seeing things.

My wife saw the helmet pat and was like "he's getting the ball". She doesn't even know Sherman or McGrath's names, that's how much she pays attention.

[Snapplez]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

I KNOW, I KNOW! Those guys are elite and shouldn't be the measuring stick for Alex blah blah blah. I don't give a shit. You give up two 2nd round picks for someone that you hand-picked as your guy and he needs to elevate the play of those around him. Alex just crashes and burns with them.

This is entirely the point Mav. You miss it far too often, or simply choose to ignore it.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by Snapplez

This is entirely the point Mav. You miss it far too often, or simply choose to ignore it.

this

[Mav]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

I guess I fail to see how we need a top 5 outside receiver and the best slot receiver of all time to look competent.

You don't need uber talent at every position to put up a few points. Philip Rivers and Tom Brady are proving that with their WRs this very season and Aaron Rodgers has done it countless times with a shitty offensive line.

I KNOW, I KNOW! Those guys are elite and shouldn't be the measuring stick for Alex blah blah blah. I don't give a shit. You give up two 2nd round picks for someone that you hand-picked as your guy and he needs to elevate the play of those around him. Alex just crashes and burns with them.

If I am not mistaken, the Chargers have one of the best TE's of all time in Gates. They also have a lot of weapons while not known, have been very good, including Keenan Allen who has been outstanding.

And the pats to start the season, looked like complete dog shit until Gronk came back.

Would peyton manning get more out of this offense than Alex Smith?

Absolutely. Tell me something. Without Julio Jones, and Roddy White, how has Matt Ryan looked?

This is Alex Smith. Smith without phenomenal talent, is Matt Ryan.

Don't tell me that talent wouldn't help alex smith.

Great weapons make mediocre qbs look great. Have for years.

yes, elite qbs can make okay talent look better, it can also work the other way.

Even with a great qb, the talent on the chiefs would still be mediocre.

Its that bad.

Including Alex Smith. Hes included. Everyone on the offense outside of Charles is in that Category.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Hey Clay; got a gif. of Chilly up in the booth expressing pretty much every Chiefs fans opinion on Chiefs offense?

[Mav]

Originally Posted by Snapplez

This is entirely the point Mav. You miss it far too often, or simply choose to ignore it.

NO. that's YOUR POINT OF VIEW.

I knew exactly why the price was paid.

It was a second, and a conditional.

Andy and John saw an offense devoid of talent, and needed a caretaker.

You want to know how I know I am right, and you and your slurpers like JasonsAuto are wrong?

The fact that already the Chiefs have picked up 3 FORMER 49ER RECEIVERS THIS YEAR!!!!!!

and how I can tell you further how I am right, and you are wrong?

Watch HOW MASSIVE THE OVERHAUL is on the Chiefs offensive weapons will be in the offseason.

Take a guess at who will still be here.

Hint. Hes number 11