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Old 07-19-2013, 06:59 AM  
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Alex Smith: Chief's aren't running a "Cookie-cutter" offense

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QB Alex Smith tells NFL Total Access that Chiefs aren't running "cookie-cutter" offense and it isn't the same as what coach Andy Reid ran with Eagles and Packers. Catch the entire interview tonight at 7PM ET on NFL Total Access.

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Old 07-19-2013, 02:21 PM   #91
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How convenient of you to leave out Trent Green's 1999 season in which he missed the entire season of 16 games and the playoffs (which accounted for three more).

Without that missed season and Kurt Warner's subsequent performance, Green would not have been available, as he signed a four year deal in 1999.

So by my count, Green missed 27 games in his career in St. Louis and KC.

Your cherry-picking has reached new heights and the False Narrative lives on.
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Old 07-19-2013, 02:21 PM   #92
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That's bad.
1 injury makes him injury prone?

**** RGIII must have the plague.
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Old 07-19-2013, 02:22 PM   #93
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Your cherry-picking has reached new heights and the False Narrative lives on.
You don't think missing 30 games due to injury in your career is injury prone?

Outside of one freak knee injury Trent Green was a very, very durable player I'd argue.

The exact opposite of Alex.
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Old 07-19-2013, 02:23 PM   #94
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You don't think missing 30 games due to injury in your career is injury prone?

Outside of one freak knee injury Trent Green was a very, very durable player I'd argue.

The exact opposite of Alex.
The term for the day is confirmation bias. Can you use confirmation bias in a sentence?
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Old 07-19-2013, 02:24 PM   #96
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"During 2007 while playing against the Seattle Seahawks, Alex Smith was sacked by Seahawks’ defensive tackle Rocky Bernard. Smith suffered a Grade Three separation of his right shoulder – which happened to be his throwing arm . Team doctors determined that surgery would not be necessary. Smith was out for the next three games. After returning to the lineup on October 28, he managed to play until November 12th in which the 49ers were ironically playing the Seattle Seahawks again , Coach Mike Nolan determined that Alex Smith was not yet well enough to play. He was replaced by Trent Dilfer and was placed on injured reserve on December 11th to give the shoulder time to heal. After further review, it was determined by an orthopedic surgeon that the shoulder had not healed properly and Smith would have a surgery on his shoulder which ended his 2007 season.

"Alex Smith returned in 2008 and played in two preseason games as the 49ers second-string quarterback and on September 10, Smith was again placed on injured reserve after being diagnosed with a broken bone in his shoulder which was caused by a wire left in his shoulder during his earlier surgery ending his 2008 season."

http://chiefconcerns.com/quarterback...e-a-done-deal/
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The term for the day is confirmation bias. Can you use confirmation bias in a sentence?
I just hope Alex Smith can stay healthy here.

He's been injured a lot in his career.
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I just hope Alex Smith can stay healthy here.

He's been injured a lot in his career.
and that is a statement I can agree with that actually has allowed me to have respect for you. You are hopeful for our team.

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Old 07-19-2013, 02:33 PM   #99
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You don't think missing 30 games due to injury in your career is injury prone?

Outside of one freak knee injury Trent Green was a very, very durable player I'd argue.

The exact opposite of Alex.
He was no more injury prone than Trent Green from 1999-2001. Green missed the entire season and was only needed in eight games in 2000. He clearly wasn't 100% in 2001 but played anyway.

Smith's throwing shoulder was injured, Nolan didn't believe it to be serious, which caused Smith to miss far more playing time than if it had been dealt with properly initially. The 49ers ****ed that up, not Smith.

The health issue that concerns me about Smith are concussions. Aikman and Young dealt with concussions later in their careers. Both saw their level of play deteriorate.
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I just hope Alex Smith can stay healthy here.

He's been injured a lot in his career.
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He was no more injury prone than Trent Green from 1999-2001.
Green was only being counted on as a starting QB one of those years.

It's not the same thing.

Alex Smith has missed significant time in three of his NFL seasons. That is a lot.
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Old 07-19-2013, 02:38 PM   #102
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What's convenient is to forget that Green's lost '99 season/'00 starting job was due to a pre-season cheap-shot that was about as low-down despicable as anything any of us have ever seen in the NFL. The guy went 5 years without missing a start here.
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Green was only being counted on as a starting QB one of those years.

It's not the same thing.

Alex Smith has missed significant time in three of his NFL seasons. That is a lot.
After Warner was injured, he started five games in 2000. He started 16 games for the Chiefs and clearly wasn't 100%, but he was able to play because it wasn't his throwing shoulder that injured.

If you listed multiple injuries that caused Smith to miss games, I'd agree that he was injury prone (much like Moeaki). But if you're claiming he missed games due to the injury to his shoulder, that's not the same.
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Old 07-19-2013, 02:43 PM   #104
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What's convenient is to forget that Green's lost '99 season/'00 starting job was due to a pre-season cheap-shot that was about as low-down despicable as anything any of us have ever seen in the NFL.
An injury is an injury, regardless of how it occurred.

And I think that New England fans might have a different perspective as to the despicable nature of hits.
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